An Aristide Maillol Lithograph from his limited series 'Dialogues des Courtisanes', depicting a reclining nude reminiscent of the sculpture 'Montagne', which is on display at the Jardin des Tuileries, in Paris. The monogram at the bottom-left is that of Aristide Maillol (Aristide Joseph Bonaventure Maillol, 1861-1944), an internationally renowned French sculptor, painter, and printmaker. Maillol worked with, and was influenced by, Paul Gauguin and the 'Nabis' group at Pont-Aven. He also worked closely with his artist friends Pierre Bonnard, Henri Matisse, Auguste Rodin and Maurice Denis. Area of Paris, circa 1935.

Please note: A Parisian museum, the 'Musée Maillol' in Paris' 7th arrondissement is dedicated to Maillol's lifetime works. This lithograph retains its original mount and frame.

Please note that in these photos, there are some reflections on the glass.