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SEATED GIRL is a striking lithograph by the renowned artist Evelyn Favus, crafted in the vibrant 1970s. This signed and numbered piece, 76 out of a limited edition of 200, measures a charming 17x16 inches, capturing the essence of childhood through Favus's unique impressionistic lens. After being tucked away in a Manhattan gallery for over five decades, this artwork emerges not just as a visual feast, but also as a relic of the past, whispering stories of a time when Favus's talents were celebrated across galleries both domestically and internationally. Known for her tender portraits of children, Evelyn's journey took her from the bustling streets of New York City (where ANDY WARHOL was one of her students) to the serene landscapes of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where her love for her subjects blossomed among the Amish community. A true testament to her multifaceted creativity, SEATED GIRL showcases her mastery and deep connection to her youthful subjects, echoing her lifelong commitment to art — a part of her very being, which former curator Benoit Menasche aptly described as “wonderfully creative.”
AS IS - PLEASE EXAMINE PHOTO CAREFULLY—The paper is thin and not perfectly flat, but should frame nicely.
SEATED GIRL is a striking lithograph by the renowned artist Evelyn Favus, crafted in the vibrant 1970s. This signed and numbered piece, 76 out of a limited edition of 200, measures a charming 17x16 inches, capturing the essence of childhood through Favus's unique impressionistic lens. After being tucked away in a Manhattan gallery for over five decades, this artwork emerges not just as a visual feast, but also as a relic of the past, whispering stories of a time when Favus's talents were celebrated across galleries both domestically and internationally. Known for her tender portraits of children, Evelyn's journey took her from the bustling streets of New York City (where ANDY WARHOL was one of her students) to the serene landscapes of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where her love for her subjects blossomed among the Amish community. A true testament to her multifaceted creativity, SEATED GIRL showcases her mastery and deep connection to her youthful subjects, echoing her lifelong commitment to art — a part of her very being, which former curator Benoit Menasche aptly described as “wonderfully creative.”
AS IS - PLEASE EXAMINE PHOTO CAREFULLY—The paper is thin and not perfectly flat, but should frame nicely.