Painter, lithographer, and composer, Roger Lersy (born in 1920) transitioned from still life to abstraction. Discover his lithographs above.
Born in 1920, Roger Lersy is both a painter, lithographer, and classical music composer. Trained at the École des arts appliqués and the Conservatoire de Paris, he first exhibited in Paris in 1946, then in London, Geneva, Los Angeles, Houston, and New York. He received the Amateurs d'art prize in 1953 and the City of Marseille prize in 1955.
Before 1960, Roger Lersy mainly painted still lifes and landscapes. He later moved towards abstraction, particularly during long stays in New York between 1961 and 1968. He also illustrated artist books, such as "Bestiaire" in 1968.
Discover his abstract lithographs above, "Composition" and "Composition II," starting at 29.50 euros. Accessible prints, available for online order.
