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HERVE FENOUIL (1936-) “Evening Light” Print
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Print by French contemporary artist Herve Fenouil (1936-) depicts a view overlooking a European cityscape in the evening light. Fenouil imbues a romantic and expressionistic mood onto the scene, with haptic brushstrokes building an expansive harbor that neatly frames the city; boats docked in the foreground Framed in gold, this print is signed, titled, and numbered 111/350 by the artist along the bottom of the print.
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