CHRISTIAN DEVELTER

LIMITED EDITION LITHOGRAPH SERIES

If you have fallen in love with Christian’s work and don’t have the wall space for one of his iconic original works on canvas, his limited edition lithograph series is the perfect solution, sized at approximately 70cm x 83cm.

The vibrant limited edition lithograph series are produced using the finest archival inks and paper certified by The Art Guild. They are limited edition of 25 or 50 depending on the series and are available for complimentary shipping worldwide, priced at GPB 2,200 unframed and GPB 2,500 framed. The lithographs are all signed and editioned and come with a digital certificate of authenticity from the Artist.

All Christian Develter lithographs are disputed worldwide by Curate his agent. Orders are dispatched promptly within 7-10 working days after receiving the order payment. The lithographs are shipped rolled and are dispatched using DHL.

Christian Develter's 'Cigar Series' -

Christian’s iconic works are symbolic of the joy that emanates from them, including that of his world acclaimed ‘Cigar’ Series’ comprising of both Original Oil on Canvas Paintings sized at 1m x 1.2m to 1.5m x 1.7m and his Limited Edition Archival Lithographs. This renowned body of work are housed in some of the most prestigious Cigar Clubs and Lounges around the world, including that of the Mandarin Oriental Bangkok and the Raffles Hotel Phnom Penh. It is this Cigar Series which renowned cigar brand SIGLO has collaborated with Christian on to create their best-selling limited edition humidor collection. These unique handcrafted masterpieces are made from Spanish cedar wood finished with up to 15 layers of lacquer.

What is admirable beyond the choice of Christian’s subjects, is precisely that stubbornness, which characterizes him, to be adamant in that hyper-finished, almost exaggerated style, specific to the make-up of dramatic stage and, of cinema as we know it between the nineteen thirties and the Nouvelle Vague. The recurrent light-hearted feeling, the absence of anguish, which can, arguably, reduce Develter to a "pop" or "glamorous", which others may refer to as a "fashion" painter. Yet beyond the choice of his subjects, is his calculated, almost mathematical use of colour, which brings an intense vibration and sensuality to his work which is at once festive.