Raymond Poulet (b. 1934), *Fleurs et Piano*, 1985

Color lithograph on Arches France paper, 65 x 47 cm (inner dimensions of the passe-partout measuring 77 x 58 cm); signed in pencil by the artist in the lower right corner. Publisher: Les Maîtres Contemporains (signature in the lower left corner).
Raymond Poulet—an outstanding French painter and lithographer whose works enjoy international acclaim. He is an artist whose style is instantly recognizable—characterized by extraordinary energy, a vibrant color palette, and a unique ability to capture movement on canvas. His work is a celebration of life, full of dynamism and optimism.
Raymond Poulet’s work often defies simple categorization. It straddles the line between figuration and abstraction. Critics often describe his style as “abstract impressionism” or “lyrical figuration.” Raymond Poulet’s art has garnered widespread recognition around the world. His works have been featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions at major art centers, including in France, the United States, and Japan.
He is the recipient of numerous awards, including the prestigious Grand Prix at the International Contemporary Art Fair in Monte Carlo. In addition to oil painting, Poulet is also a highly regarded lithographer, and his prints are sought after by collectors.
Raymond Poulet’s art is a visual symphony. His paintings are an invitation to a world dominated by joy, color, and unbridled energy. Through his unique technique and positive outlook on reality, Poulet has created works that have been delighting viewers with their vitality for decades.
The frames shown in the renderings are for illustrative purposes only and do not constitute a commercial offer.