Signed and numbered lithograph by Fernand Leger
By Fernand Léger
Located in LE CANNET, FR
Lithograph by Fernand Léger (1881-1955), on Arches paper, signed and numbered 12/300. In 1900, he
Paper
$9,200
H 31.88 in W 25.5 in D 1 in
Signed Nadia Léger Lithograph, Modernist Surrealist Composition Mona Lisa Motif
By Fernand Léger
Located in Miami, FL
Signed Nadia Léger Lithograph, Modernist Surrealist Composition with Mona Lisa Motif, Mid-20th
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Color Lithograph by Erro
By Erró
Located in Paris, FR
Gudmundur Erro, Icelandic artist born in 1932. Hommage to Fernand Léger signed, dedicated and
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H 17.25 in W 15.25 in D 1 in
Vintage Mid-Century Modern Fernand Léger Lithograph Signed in Plate, 1959
By Fernand Léger
Located in Hudson, NY
This beautiful Fernand Léger lithograph was printed by Atelier Mourlot, France in 1959. Signed in
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Fernand Léger Pochoir
By Fernand Léger
Located in Atlanta, GA
Abstract color pochoir after Fernand Léger, signed and numbered 120 from the limited edition of 500
Glass, Wood, Paper
Fernand Léger Color Pochoir
By Fernand Léger
Located in Atlanta, GA
Abstract color pochoir after Fernand Léger, signed and numbered 120 from the limited edition of 500
Glass, Wood, Paper
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H 33.5 in W 26.5 in D 1.5 in
Mid-Century Modern Framed Stamped Signed Fernand Leger Lithograph 2 Lovers 1950s
By Fernand Léger
Located in Keego Harbor, MI
For your consideration is a stunning, framed lithograph, entitled "Two Lovers," signed by Fernand
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H 1 in W 14 in D 10.5 in
Rimbaud - Les Illuminations - Lithographs By Fernand Leger - Grosclaude - 1949
By Fernand Léger
Located in Rochester, NY
of an edition of 395 - signed by Fernand Leger and the publisher Louis Grosclaude - Printed in
Composition avec Formes Jaune et Rouge by Fernand Leger Circa. 1954
Located in Long Island City, NY
Fernand Leger. This work is hand-signed by Fernand Léger in the top left corner (F.L 50) in ink in the
Wood, Paint
Fernand Léger Pochoir
By (after) Fernand Léger
Located in Atlanta, GA
Abstract color pochoir after Fernand Léger, signed and numbered 435 from the limited edition of 500
Glass, Wood, Paper
Period Fernand Leger Framed Print
By Fernand Léger
Located in New York, NY
Framed print by Fernand Leger signed "F L. 6. 38". This print has never been removed from the frame
Original Signed and Numbered 47/180 Lithograph by Fernand Leger
By Mourlot, Fernand Léger
Located in San Diego, CA
Rare limited edition of 47/180, pencil signed lithograph by Fernand Leger, the lithograph by itself
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H 36.5 in W 27.75 in D 1.5 in
Fernand Leger The King of Heart, Signed and Numbered 284/300 Lithograph
By (after) Fernand Léger
Located in Moreno Valley, CA
Rare limited edition of 284/300, pencil signed lithograph by Fernand Leger. Le Roi de cœur (The
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H 34.25 in W 28.25 in D 1 in
Fernand Leger 250/300 "Head of a Woman" 1949 Signed and Numbered Lithograph
Located in Keego Harbor, MI
Fernand Leger signed and numbered 250/300 "Head of a Woman," circa 1949. This piece measures in at
Fernand Léger Silk Screen Dated 1936 Signed On Reverse Composition
By Fernand Léger
Located in Allentown, PA
Fernand Léger silk screen dated 1936 signed on reverse composition.
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Two 1947 Rare Ceramics by Fernand Léger
By Fernand Léger
Located in Saint Ouen, FR
Two ceramics signed Fernand Léger and dated 1947, representing two abstract faces treated as
Hand-knotted Wool Pile Carpet by Fernand Leger for Maison Myrbor
Located in Hoboken, NJ
Hand-knotted wool pile carpet with collage design, signed, by Fernand Leger for Maison Myrbor
Fernand Leger Signed and Numbered 53/250 Scarf in Silver Metal Frame
Located in Stamford, CT
Silk-screened silk scarf Fernand Leger signed and numbered 53/250 scarf in a silver metal frame
Silk
Beautiful Fernand Leger Ceramic Plate, circa 1960
By Fernand Léger
Located in Megeve, FR
Beautiful Fernand Leger ceramic plate circa 1960, signed and musée Fernand Leger Biot stamp.
Ceramic
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