NUDE FIGURE OF A WOMAN 271/300

This pochoir facsimile of a watercolor by KAIKO MOTI was made by D. Jacomet, signed and supervised by the artist and numbered from 1-300.

About NUDE FIGURE OF A WOMAN:

Kaiki Moti, Indian (1921-1989)- Nude Figure of a Woman

Pochoir, signed and numbered in pencil
Edition of 271/300
Size: 19.5"W x 25.75"H
Printer: D. Jacomet


The print has a double layered mat around it (which can easily be removed if you look at the picture of the back of the piece.

DIMENSIONS OF THE PRINT WITH THE MAT:
24"W x 29.5"H

About the Medium:

POCHOIR

A process used for hand-coloring prints by using brushes or stencils or any method the artist chooses.

About the Printer:

D, Jacomet (Daniel Jacomet) a master printer famous for refining the pochoir process for major 20th-century artists.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: The print is in great vintage condition with minimal signs of wear consistent with its age. The lines of the figure are still clear and sharp. The artists signature and numbering, done in pencil to the finished print, add a dimension that elevates the quality of the piece.
If there is any discoloration to the paper it's not immediately clear because of the intentional choice of the off-white color paper chosen by the artist to best match the original water color.

Please review all photographs carefully and zoom in for details.
Feel free to ask questions before purchasing.

Origin:
United States

Materials & Techniques:
Paper, Pencil, Printmaking Materials

Details:
Art Subjects: Nude, Portrait
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Frame Type: Unframed
Country of Origin: United States

Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; The print is in great vintage condition with minimal signs of wear consistent with its age. The lines of the figure are still clear and sharp. The artists signature and numbering, done in pencil to the finished print, add a dimension that elevates the quality of the piece.
If there is any discoloration to the paper it's not immediately clear because of the intentional choice of the off-white color paper chosen by the artist to best match the original water color.

Please review all photographs carefully and zoom in for details.
Feel free to ask questions before purchasing.