John Piper screenprint Vaux-le-Vicomte

1972
Signed Ltd Ed. Screenprint
marked A.P. (artist proof) One of only 10 copies
Apart from the original Edition of 70
Printed at Kelpra Studios
Image: 559 x 841 mm 
Frame: 1130 x 860

Further information in Tate Collection

John Piper screenprint Vaux-le-Vicomte is a wonderful image in the style of the Neo-Romanticism movement of which Piper was a strong figure alongside Paul Nash, Graham Sutherland and Keith Vaughan. Vaux le Vicomte is a baroque style french Chateaux located in Maincy near Melun and was the stately home of Loius XIV who was the superintendent of finances for the French Royal family.