André Brasilier Lithograph of a Rider and Horse

This item is a framed color lithograph by the acclaimed French artist André Brasilier (born 1929), known for his lyrical, ethereal compositions which frequently feature horses and the natural world. This particular work showcases Brasilier’s signature style: expressive, broad color fields and a dreamlike simplicity. The composition depicts a figure on horseback, potentially a rider in a landscape, rendered in a palette dominated by muted greys, deep blacks, and a pop of coral or warm pink near the center. The artist's use of flat perspective and elongated forms is characteristic of late 20th-century French figurative art. The piece is housed in a large, contemporary metallic-finish frame with a substantial white mat board that provides a clean, modern aesthetic. The print appears to be on heavy paper stock typical of artist-edition lithography. While the specific edition number and signature are not clearly legible in this photograph due to low resolution and glare, such prints are usually hand-signed and numbered in pencil by Brasilier in the lower margins. The condition of the frame suggests some surface wear and reflection suggests standard glazing. The artwork itself shows no immediate signs of foxing or water damage, though it should be examined out of the frame for a full condition report regarding light-fading or acidification of the paper. Brasilier's work from this period (likely 1970s-1990s) is highly collectible for its serene and poetic quality.