1989 Jean-Pierre Alaux French Signed Lithograph. Printed in France on heavy thick paper. Artist signed and part of limited series. The surrealist design features a female figure and a staircase wrapped around her head.
 
Size: 29.8"W x 22”H.
 
Condition: Excellent condition.
 
About the Artist - Jean-Pierre Alaux 
Jean-Pierre Alaux (1925-2020) was a distinguished French painter known for his surreal and fantastical landscapes that often bridged the realms of reality and imagination. Born into an artistic family in La Ciotat, France, Alaux was the grand-nephew of the famous 19th-century painter Jean Alaux, which deeply influenced his early interest in art. He studied at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, where he developed his signature style, blending classical techniques with surrealist themes.
 
Alaux’s work is marked by its dreamlike quality, featuring intricate details and unexpected juxtapositions that invite viewers into a world of fantasy. His paintings often depict whimsical scenes, such as floating islands, mythical creatures, and mysterious figures, all rendered with a meticulous attention to detail. One intriguing story about Alaux is his fascination with the concept of time, which he frequently explored in his art through symbolic imagery like hourglasses, clocks, and ruins.
 
Throughout his career, Alaux exhibited internationally, earning acclaim for his ability to merge the surreal with the poetic. He also illustrated numerous books, bringing literary worlds to life with his vivid imagination. Jean-Pierre Alaux remains a celebrated figure in contemporary French art, known for his ability to transform the ordinary into the extraordinary.