Superb set of 3 original lithographs after Jean Cocteau.

Title: Father's Anger – The Eiffel Tower Celebration – Orpheus. Artist: Jean Cocteau (1889–1963) – after. Technique: Original colour lithographs on paper. Publisher: Mourlot, Paris – 1957. Provenance: Portfolio “Theatre” Edition: Limited. Dimensions: 22.5 X 15 cm each. Condition: Excellent overall condition. Signature: Not signed. Rare and profoundly elegant, this series of three original lithographs captures all the visual poetry and the incomparable theatrical universe of Jean Cocteau. Each composition exudes that immediately recognisable line, both minimalist, refined, and intensely expressive, which has made Cocteau one of the great French artistic icons. Published by the prestigious Mourlot workshop in Paris in 1957, these works possess an authenticity and timeless charm sought after by collectors of modern art and enthusiasts of Parisian aesthetics. Their presence instantly transforms an interior: discreet sophistication, intellectual atmosphere, French elegance, and true artistic flair. Whether in a contemporary living room, a library, a designer office, or a Haussmannian apartment, this set naturally draws the eye and immediately sparks conversation. A rare opportunity to acquire an iconic set linked to the world of Jean Cocteau, whose value and artistic aura continue to captivate collectors worldwide. ✔ 3 original colour lithographs. ✔ Limited edition – Mourlot Paris, 1957. ✔ From the famous portfolio “Theatre” ✔ Excellent condition. ✔ Ideal works for high-end decorative collection or investment. ✔ Careful and secure international shipping. Perfect for: • Collectors of modern French art. • Fans of Jean Cocteau. • Elegant and contemporary interiors. • Sophisticated decoration with a strong artistic identity. • Exceptional gift for art lovers and enthusiasts of French culture. A rare, refined series.