Cassigneul; Introductions by Jean-Pierre Cassigneul, Tetsuko Kuroyanagai, Yusuke Fukada. Editions Michele Trinckvel. 1988.

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Jean-Pierre Cassigneul (b. 1935) is a celebrated French painter and lithographer, renowned for his elegant, dreamlike portraits of women, often set against lush floral or outdoor backdrops. Strongly influenced by Bonnard and the Nabis, his work blends Post-Impressionist colour with a distinctively modern sensibility. Over a long career, Cassigneul has exhibited internationally, and his paintings and original prints are widely collected for their refined, poetic style. Publications on his art remain popular, offering richly illustrated surveys of his paintings and lithographs, and serving as valuable references for collectors, dealers, and enthusiasts of modern French art.

Cassigneul; Introductions by Jean-Pierre Cassigneul, Tetsuko Kuroyanagai, Yusuke Fukada.

Published by Editions Michele Trinckvel, France. Printed in Japan, 1988. First edition.

A near fine copy - still in original plain white card slipcase (intact, but with some wear, soiling and scuffs). With original colour lithograph frontispiece. Copiously illustrated. 3000 copies were printed of this edition. Dustjacket with age toning in light areas, and text pages with some mild age toning to extremities. Pages are clear, bright and soundly bound. Blue cloth hardback with printed titles.

Text in French and Japanese.

126pp.

Dimensions: approximately 318mm high x 234mm wide x 23mm deep (in slipcase).

Approximate weight 1.22g (unpacked).