Corneille - (1922-2010) Acrylic on polyester, Elephant Parade

Guillaume Corneille (1922–2010) Elephant Parade (limited edition). An expressive, hand-painted sculptural work within the international Elephant Parade collection, an artistic initiative that draws worldwide attention to the protection of the endangered Asian elephant. This object bears Corneille's unmistakable signature: lyrical use of color, playful abstraction, and powerful black contour lines, rooted in the Cobra tradition. The work is part of a strictly limited edition of 125 copies, which significantly increases its rarity and collectible value. Within this edition, it concerns numbers 110/125 and 32/125, further underscoring the exclusivity of the duo. The two elephants are offered exclusively as a pair and together form a coherent and visually balanced ensemble. Their complementary placement creates an aesthetic dialogue between form, color, and movement, allowing them to present themselves as a single integrated artistic statement. The set lends itself particularly well to a refined, contemporary art presentation within both private collections and curated interiors. They are packaged in original boxes and include two hand-signed certificates .