Four animal form compositions ; deer, birds, snakes, fish
André Durenceau · 1904-1985
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Four animal form compositions ; deer, birds, snakes, fish, André Durenceau (1928). Via artnap.com
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A four-panel decorative print by André Durenceau, dated 1928, showing stylized deer on a curved hillside, a flock of birds in flight, coiled snakes, and a school of fish. Each panel uses a dark background with flat areas of rose, ochre, green, and white, in an Art Deco design vocabulary.
