Jean Lambert-Rucki Abstract Woodcut Print

This is a mid-century modernist woodcut or linocut print featuring a stylized, abstract figure characteristic of the Cubist and Art Deco movements. The artwork is printed in a dark brown or sepia ink on cream-toned paper, displaying a bold, graphic composition with angular lines and carved textures. The central figure appears to be a musician or performer, a recurring theme in the artist's work. The print is hand-signed by the artist 'Jean Lambert-Rucki' in the lower right margin and numbered '47/100' in the lower left, indicating a limited edition. It also includes the artist's initials 'J.L.R.' or 'J.C.' integrated into the bottom corners of the block. The piece is housed in a professional gallery frame with a textured linen or silk mat, protected by glass. The paper shows natural toning consistent with age, likely dating to the mid-20th century. The craftsmanship is high, exhibiting the intentional raw tool marks and varying ink saturations typical of hand-pulled relief prints. Overall condition appears good, with crisp plate edges and no visible foxing, though slight undulation of the paper suggests it is mounted within the matting.