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Félix Labisse – The Werewolf
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€199.00
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Estimated delivery date: 30.10.2026 – 31.10.2026
Félix Labisse – *Le Loup Garou*, hand-signed lithograph from 1974
The lithograph ‘Le Loup Garou’ (The Werewolf) by Félix Labisse was created in 1974 and displays the fantastical and enigmatic visual language characteristic of the French artist. In his works, Labisse frequently combines human figures with mythological, surreal and dreamlike motifs.
The work was produced as a lithograph on BFK Rives paper and signed and numbered in pencil by Félix Labisse himself. This particular copy bears the number 55/144. The edition was published by Claude Tchou, with printing carried out by Claude Jobin.
The sheet measures approx. 56 × 45 cm and is offered unframed. It shows signs of ageing but is, on the whole, in reasonable condition.
Product details
- Artist: Félix Labisse (1905–1982)
- Title: Le Loup Garou
- German title: Der Werwolf
- Year: 1974
- Technique: Lithograph
- Paper: BFK Rives
- Signature: Hand-signed in pencil
- Numbering: 55/144
- Edition: Limited edition of 144 copies
- Publisher: Claude Tchou
- Printed by: Claude Jobin
- Dimensions: Approx. 56 × 45 cm
- Country of origin: France
- Style: Metaphysical / fantastical art
- Period: 1970–1980
- Frame: No
- Condition: Fair condition – shows signs of age
About Félix Labisse
Félix Labisse (1905–1982) was a French painter, graphic artist and stage designer whose work is characterised by surreal, fantastical and mythological imagery. Enigmatic figures, transformations and fantastical creatures are recurring elements in his works. ‘Le Loup Garou’ from 1974, with its werewolf motif, captures precisely this combination of human form, mythology and fantasy that is so characteristic of Labisse’s work.
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