Le Corbusier, Attributed/Style of: Cubist Composition

Le Corbusier (Swiss / French, 1887-1965) Attributed/Style of: Cubist Composition. Watercolor and crayon on paper, verso is stamped "Forestal Collection" Nice (France). Unframed. This drawing is accompanied by a document declaring the transfer of ownership in a 2004 sale. Charles-Edouard Jeanneret, commonly known as Le Corbusier, was a Swiss-French architect, designer, painter, urban planner, writer, and one of the pioneers of what is now regarded as modern architecture. 8.5 x 6 inches paper. Provenance as reported by the previous owner: Grazzian Gallery, Antibes Juan les Pins, France; Michel Meyer, Tarnow Poland; 2004; Private collection, Los Angelas, USA; Private Estate, North Carolina, USA. Very good condition; corners are rounded; the orange paint has blead through to the back of the paper; slight undulation in the bottom half of the composition; small crease upper right corner. The combination term Attributed/In The Style of is used for artworks which show significant possibility of authenticity, combined with an element of doubt. It is most often used on works bearing the names of artists whose work has historically been the subject of forgeries. NOTE: If documentation is not listed, the lot is sold without documents. Please refer to our Terms and Conditions prior to bidding. Color fidelity of photos presented is not guaranteed. Lack of a condition statement does not imply that a lot is perfect. Please examine photos, read descriptions, and contact the Gallery with any questions prior to bidding. All sales are final. Winning bidders will be sent invoices from our gallery. Credit cards are accepted for invoices under $1000. Higher amounts must be paid by e-check or wire transfer. Condition Request Condition Report Very good condition; corners are rounded; the orange paint has blead through to the back of the paper; slight undulation in the bottom half of the composition; small crease upper right corner.

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