Albert Gleizes (1881-1953) was a French painter, engraver, and theorist, considered one of the major founders of the Cubist movement and an essential figure of the School of Paris. Born in Paris, he exhibited as early as the beginning of the 20th century and quickly distanced himself from naturalistic painting to explore geometric forms and a modern conception of pictorial space. In 1912, he published with Jean Metzinger the book "Du Cubisme," a fundamental text of the movement that significantly contributed to its dissemination in France and internationally. As a member of the Section d’Or group, Albert Gleizes played a central role in the history of modern art. His work, which includes paintings, drawings, engravings, and lithographs, is distinguished by structured and dynamic compositions that have made a lasting mark on 20th-century art. This work, titled "Composition cubiste," is an original lithograph made from a characteristic composition of Albert Gleizes' artistic language. It is signed in the plate, bears a stamp, and is numbered 161/200, indicating a limited edition. The dimensions of the sheet are 65 × 50 cm. The publication date of this lithograph is to be determined. The overall condition is good. The printed image is in very good condition, with well-preserved colors and a sharp composition. However, some variations or color alterations can be observed on the white peripheral part of the sheet (the border), without affecting the visual quality of the engraving itself. It is a quality modern artwork, representative of historical Cubism, ideal for a collector, a 20th-century art enthusiast, or for elegant and structured decoration. Recommended Products Provided by Rare Very beautiful lithograph by Georges Braque signed Signed Cubism Cubist See the product Very beautiful lithograph by Edouard Pignon Cubist Artist Cubism Art Engraving 1957 See the product.