Corneille - 1998 Woman with Birds - Beautiful frame!

Discover this enchanting color screen print from 1998 by Guillaume Cornelis van Beverloo (Corneille, 1922-2010)

This beautiful work embodies everything Corneille stood for: pure joy, spontaneity, and the untamed freedom of color and form. The composition showcases his signature motifs—the sensual female figure and the symbolic bird—united in an explosion of vibrant colors: warm yellow, fiery red, deep blue, and serene green.


Why this work is irresistible:

This rare 52 x 66 cm etching belongs to the iconic tradition of one of the founders of the revolutionary COBRA movement (1948-1951), who, along with Karel Appel, Asger Jorn, and Constant, revolutionized the European art world. "I am a painter of joy," Corneille himself declared, and that radiates from every inch of this work.

Prestigious Museum Presence Worldwide:
Corneille's work is held in the permanent collections of the world's most prestigious museums, including the Centre Pompidou Paris, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, COBRA Museum Amstelveen, NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale (the largest COBRA collection in the US), Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, Museum of Fine Arts Boston, and The State Hermitage Museum St. Petersburg.

Technical Excellence:

Hand signed and numbered - guaranteed authenticity
Perfect condition - professionally framed
Size: 52 x 66 cm (top size)
Technique: Color etching on archival paper
Year: 1998 - from Corneille's mature period

This work was created during Corneille's Parisian period, when he had developed his definitive style in which African influences, feminine beauty and bird symbolism merge into poetic compositions in warm, vibrant tones

Investment perspective:
COBRA is considered the last avant-garde movement of the 20th century, and Corneille's market shows steady growth in value. With museum-quality works becoming increasingly scarce, this piece offers a rare combination of artistic significance and an accessible price.

Don't miss this opportunity to acquire an authentic masterpiece by one of Europe's most influential post-war artists—at a fraction of the normal market price.


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