Georges Braque – Limited Edition Color Lithograph (29/150)

Hand-signed, numbered lithograph by Georges Braque (French, 1882–1963), co-founder of Cubism alongside Picasso. This c. 1950 lithograph reproduces his landmark 1908 painting of the viaduct at L'Estaque — the Mediterranean fishing village near Marseille where, inspired by Cézanne, Braque first reduced landscape into the faceted geometric planes that gave Cubism its name.

The composition frames a hillside village and towering viaduct arches between overhanging trees, in a palette of blues, yellows, and greens — cool yet sunny, with blue tree-shadows and warm yellow earth. Masterworks Fine Art

• Medium: Color lithograph
• Signed: Pencil, lower right, "G Braque"
• Numbered: 29/150, pencil, lower left
• Framed size: 82 × 63 cm
• Condition: Excellent; light, expected age-toning to paper
• Presentation: Charcoal-grey frame, double ivory matting

A rare, authentic limited-edition work tied to one of the founding paintings of 20th-century Cubism.