Framed Lithograph 'Reclining Figure' by Jean Jansem

This item is a framed lithograph depicting a reclining female figure, likely produced in the mid-to-late 20th century. The artwork itself shows a woman with dark hair and a pale complexion, dressed in a light green striped garment, reclining on what appears to be a teal or dark blue couch or daybed. Her left arm supports her head, while her right arm rests on her body. The background is rendered in broad strokes of dark teal and red, suggesting an interior space with possibly a window or architectural elements. The color palette is vibrant yet somewhat subdued, utilizing greens, reds, a pale yellow for the floor, and black for the hair and outlines. The style is somewhat expressionistic or modernist, characterized by strong outlines and simplified forms. A clear signature is visible in the lower left corner, reading 'Jansem' followed by '52', indicating the artist Jean Jansem and potentially the year 1952, which would place it in the mid-20th century. The lithograph is housed in a simple, flat-profile white wooden frame, which appears to be a common contemporary framing choice. A light-colored mat board, possibly off-white or cream, separates the print from the frame. The frame shows some minor wear, particularly a small scuff mark or chip visible on the bottom edge. There also appears to be some reflection on the protective glazing (likely glass or acrylic) which suggests the surface is intact. The overall condition of the print within the frame appears good, with no obvious major damage or discoloration visible through the glazing. The craftmanship of the lithograph itself appears to be of good quality, typical of artist prints of that era. The print exudes a calm and contemplative mood.