

Raoul Dufy
Decheance de al Buveuse d'Eau(Downfall of a Lady Teetotaler), 1936
Lithograph
9.88 x 10.25"
201609-2533
Raoul Dufy’s Déchéance de la Buveuse d’Eau offers a witty and elegant scene set within the lively atmosphere of an art exhibition. A finely dressed couple strolls through the gallery,...
Raoul Dufy’s Déchéance de la Buveuse d’Eau offers a witty and elegant scene set within the lively atmosphere of an art exhibition. A finely dressed couple strolls through the gallery, pausing to admire the vibrant paintings that surround them. The artworks—rendered in Dufy’s signature bold colors and fluid lines—fill both foreground and background, creating a rich tapestry of visual rhythm and movement. The composition celebrates the pleasures of culture, beauty, and refined company with Dufy’s characteristic lightness and humor.
This lithograph is highly collectible for its clever narrative, dynamic color, and graceful composition. As part of the Mon Docteur, Le Vin series, it reflects Dufy’s playful commentary on modern life, making it a treasured piece for collectors who appreciate charm, sophistication, and art that delights both visually and intellectually.
This lithograph is highly collectible for its clever narrative, dynamic color, and graceful composition. As part of the Mon Docteur, Le Vin series, it reflects Dufy’s playful commentary on modern life, making it a treasured piece for collectors who appreciate charm, sophistication, and art that delights both visually and intellectually.