Additional information
| Artist | Dilley |
|---|---|
| Country | Spanish, French |
| Region | European |
ArtistDilley, ramon
Artist Years1933-living
Artist NationalitySpanish, French
TitleVisan
Year1986
MediumPrint > Color Lithography
DimensionsComposition: 16.3 X 18.8 inches
Sheet: 29 X 21 inches
Catalog ReferenceNG-287-67
Description
Color lithograph, signed in pencil and annotated “181/250”, printed on heavy, felt-finish, white wove BFK Rives paper. Published by Matignon Fine Art, Paris, with their embossed “Dilley” seal at lower left. Mint condition. Free shipping to US address.
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NotesRamon Dilley was born Gomez Ramon y Romero on February 11, 1932 in Madrid, a descendant of Pizarro and Trujillo, the Spanish conquistadors who took over Peru. When the Spanish civil war broke out in 1936, Romero's family fled to France and settled in Royan. This seaside resort was currently in fashion and frequented by Paris' who's who. It was a film location often visited by painters such as Lucas, Diaz and Pablo Picasso. Due to his "Belle Epoque" background, Gomez Ramon y Romero was later baptized as "Dilley" in the sixties by Maurice Rheims. The Académie Française was where he found his vocation and it was to remain the inspirational source of his works.
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Price $375.00