This striking serigraph, titled Untitled by Claude Fauchère, exemplifies the artist’s use of vibrant color and geometric abstraction. The image captures a rural landscape in a unique style, where blocks of bright yellows, blues, and oranges come together in an almost impressionistic rendering of a village. The fragmented brushstrokes suggest a sense of movement and light, with the interplay of shadow and illumination lending the piece a dynamic energy.

The houses, nestled together in a cluster, appear to glow with an inner warmth, contrasting against the surrounding fields and trees. Fauchère’s use of angular shapes and color blocks creates a textured, layered effect, giving the piece a depth that draws the viewer in.

The work, framed at 18 x 23 inches, is a fine example of mid-century modern artistry that blends abstraction with representation. The artist’s signature and limited edition number (226/400) are subtly placed in the bottom right corner, adding to its exclusivity. This piece would certainly add a bold, yet harmonious element to any collection.