Léonard Tsuguharu Foujita - Mother and Child

Mother and Child

Artist: Léonard Tsuguharu Foujita (1886, Tokyo – 1968, Zurich)
Medium: Lithograph in colors on paper
Dimensions: 19 1/8 × 13 7/8 in (49 × 35 cm)
Date: 1965
Edition: Artist’s proof (EA), aside from the edition of 100, signed and numbered to the lower edge (“EA L. Foujita”)

Frame/Pedestal: Not framed (sheet)

Description:
Léonard Tsuguharu Foujita’s Mother and Child (1965) is a delicate and refined color lithograph that reflects the artist’s signature sensitivity and lyrical line. Known for his elegant draftsmanship and subtle approach to portraiture, Foujita captures an intimate maternal scene with calm expressions and graceful contours, enriched by soft tonal accents. Signed and numbered as an artist’s proof (“EA”), this work sits outside the standard edition of 100, offering added desirability for collectors. With its timeless subject and distinctive visual language bridging Japanese precision and European modernity, Mother and Child stands as a compelling example of Foujita’s enduring appeal on the international market.

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FAQ 

Is this Léonard Tsuguharu Foujita artwork an original edition?
Yes. Mother and Child is an original lithograph by Léonard Tsuguharu Foujita, signed and numbered as an artist’s proof (EA) to the lower edge, aside from the edition of 100.

What technique was used for this piece?
The work is a lithograph in colors on paper, dated 1965.

Does the artwork come with documentation?
No certificate is mentioned in the provided details. The work is authenticated through the artist’s signature and numbering (“EA L. Foujita”) on the lower edge.

Is this edition a good investment?
Yes. Foujita is a highly collectible 20th-century artist, and signed lithographs—especially artist’s proofs—remain sought after for their rarity and strong demand among collectors of modern prints.

Is worldwide shipping available?
Yes, the artwork ships worldwide from Chicago, Illinois with professional packaging, full insurance, and a tracking number for secure delivery.