Azoulay "Caprea" from the Willows Suite Signed Numbered framed Etching tree L@@K

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"Caprea" Willows Suite
Original Limited Edition Etching by Azoulay

Image Size: 11.5" x 14.5"
Framed Size: 33" x 37"
Edition Number: 57/75
Condition: Mint
Hand signed by the artist
Gallery Retail is $2,500.00 Unframed
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Pencil signed, titled and numbered by the artist

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Guillaume Azoulay

Guillaume Azoulay was born in Casablanca, Morocco in 1949. Today he has achieved international recognition as a successful and gifted artist. His unique self-taught style conveys movement, strength, and grace.

Since age thirteen, Azoulay’s thirst for adventure has taken him to many parts of the world, earning his way by painting and performing as an actor. Azoulay met his wife Charmaine Seal, noted Welsh ballerina, in Israel, and in 1976 they arrived in the United States. In this short time span, Azoulay has succeeded in becoming one of the best-known and most popular American etchers.

In 1983, Azoulay was chosen to create the official Kentucky Derby Festival Poster. He was challenged by the thought of creating image that combined his love of horses with the excitement of the world’s greatest horse races. His latest series of etchings capture the spirit and vitality of racing’s most important competitions: Kentucky Derby, Preakness, and the Belmont.

Included in the artist’s numerous achievements are the acceptance of seven of his works in the permanent collection of the Musee Du Louvre (Cabinet Des Dessins). His work is in the private collections of President Ronald Reagan, His Majesty King Hassan II of Morocco, President Fracois Mitterand of France and the late President Sadat of Egypt. Severall works by Azoulay are in the prestigious Nelson Rockefeller Collection.

An early critique of Azoulay’s talent perhaps says it best, “A young man whose varied and prolific work lets us predict a very bright future.” (Mr. Daniel Serrulaz Chief Curator Musee Du Louvre, 1978)

Major Exhibits:

Rome Biennale, Rome, Italy 1965

Cassa Panca Gallery, Sardinia, Italy 1969

Huset Gallery, Copenhagen, Denmark 1970

Gallerie Orphee II, Paris, France 1973

Centre Culturel Juif, Paris, France 1975

Cassidy Gallery, Albuquerque, New Mexico 1978

Galerie La Fenetre, Houston, Texas 1978

Wash’Art, Washington, D.C. 1978,1979,1980,1981

American Design, New Orleans, Louisiana 1979

Lake Gallery, Tahoe City, California 1979,1980

Union Art Gallery, San Francisco, California 1979