Roger Bertemes (Lussemburgo, 1927-2006) - 4 acqueforti/acquatinta

Roger Bertemes, 4 etchings/acquatinta. 1974. 66.5 x 50 cm. Printed part 40 x 32 cm. Signed and dated by the artist. Numbered to 90 copies. The plates were superbly printed on Arches paper (watermark) by Georges Leblanc in Paris. Auction with no reserve!!!!! Purchases outside the EU are discouraged (the order may be delayed or cancelled). Roger Bertemes (born July 4, 1927 in Bögen near Clervaux, Luxembourg [1]; died November 28, 2006) was a Luxembourgish painter. He was one of the most important non-representational painters in Luxembourg. Life From 1961 onward, Bertemes studied printmaking techniques in Johnny Friedlaender's studio in Paris and exhibited regularly in numerous international venues, including Brazil, Argentina, Germany, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, Croatia, and France. From 1970 to 1987, Bertemes served as director of the printmaking workshop at the Lycée Technique des Arts et Métiers in Luxembourg, Department of Fine Arts.[2] He illustrated over 40 books by various authors and poets (including Edmond Dune, Victor Fenigstein, Emile Hemmen, Gaspar Hons, Félix Molitor, Anise Koltz, Nic Klecker, Nic Weber, René Welter, André Doms, Arthur Praillet, André Schmitz, Andrée Chedid, Philippe Delaveau, Jean-Pierre Geay, Denise Grappe, Eugène Guillevic, Guy Marester, Jean-Claude Renard, Joseph Paul Schneider, Michel Seuphor, Carlo Della Corte, Luigi Mormino, Franco Prete).[3] His children are the prehistory scholar François Bertemes (born 1958) and the photographer Paul Bertemes (1953–2024). In good condition — some foxing and light, normal browning.

Estimation:€350

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