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Quixote/Quichotte

Print
2018 (published)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

This portfolio was published by Atelier le Grand Village, a print workshop/print publisher in France, near Bordeaux. Its’ founder, Francis van der Riet, was born in Zimbabwe and studied in Cape Town before moving to France. His workshop specialises in lithography and for this portfolio, inspired by Cervantes’ ‘Don Quixote’, he invited a number of artists from France, South Africa and the USA to make lithographs there. Illustrating selected quotations from Cervantes’ novel, which appear as printed sheets in the portfolio, it features the work of 16 artists.

Object details

Category
Object type
TitleQuixote/Quichotte (series title)
Materials and techniques
lithograph
Brief description
Quixote/Quichotte, 2018. Print by Valentin Stefanoff in portfolio of 16 lithographs by 16 artists, in a paper folder printed with title. Published by Atelier le Grand Village.
Dimensions
  • Height: 39cm
  • Width: 36cm
Copy number
9/40
Marks and inscriptions
9/40 Valentin Stefanoff
Credit line
Given by Atelier le Grand Village
Summary
This portfolio was published by Atelier le Grand Village, a print workshop/print publisher in France, near Bordeaux. Its’ founder, Francis van der Riet, was born in Zimbabwe and studied in Cape Town before moving to France. His workshop specialises in lithography and for this portfolio, inspired by Cervantes’ ‘Don Quixote’, he invited a number of artists from France, South Africa and the USA to make lithographs there. Illustrating selected quotations from Cervantes’ novel, which appear as printed sheets in the portfolio, it features the work of 16 artists.
Collection
Accession number
E.1157:10-2019

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Record createdDecember 11, 2019
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