Screen print, The 3 Warriors of Noun, Hervé di Rosa, 2000s

Hervé di Rosa silkscreen print, signed and numbered 77/100.

Dimensions: 70*50 cm

Good overall condition, some marks (see photos)

Sold unframed

Hervé Di Rosa is a French painter born in 1959 in Sète. His works are characterized by a colorful and expressive figurative style, blending pop art and naive art influences. After studying at the Beaux-Arts in Montpellier, Di Rosa began to gain recognition in the 1980s with his canvases depicting figures and scenes from everyday life. His unique style, with its vibrant colors and simplified forms, quickly earned him international acclaim.

Di Rosa, along with Richard Di Rosa, François Boisrond, Rémi Blanchard and Robert Combas, became one of the main representatives of the artistic movement known as "Figuration Libre", which revived narrative and humorous painting in reaction to the dominant abstraction of the time.

His works offer a quirky and joyful perspective on the contemporary world. Alongside his painting career, Di Rosa is involved in creating museum displays and installations. In 1982, he founded the International Museum of Modest Arts, which brings together works of outsider and folk art.

Exhibited in numerous countries, the artist has received several awards, including the City of Paris Painting Prize in 1986. His canvases are now featured in the most prestigious public and private collections of contemporary French art, notably that of the Centre Pompidou, which dedicated an exhibition to him in 2024, "Hervé di Rosa, the World-Passer." Recognized for his original and accessible style, Hervé Di Rosa remains one of the most influential figurative painters of his generation in France.