Original lithograph by Robert Savary and signed in pencil in 1970. The lithograph was made as a menucard for the restaurant Relais Fleuri at Hotel de la Poste in Rouen.

Robert Savary was a French figurative artist and engraver known for his distinctive style. He was particularly renowned for his mastery of printmaking techniques, including etching and aquatint. Savary's artwork often featured scenes of rural life, landscapes, and still lifes, rendered with a delicate touch and a keen eye for detail. He had a penchant for capturing the beauty of the French countryside, portraying its serene landscapes and charming villages with warmth and nostalgia.

In addition to his work as a painter and printmaker, Savary was also an accomplished illustrator, contributing to numerous books and publications throughout his career. His illustrations were characterized by their elegance and precision, enhancing the texts they accompanied with visual richness and depth.

The piece is framed with a hand silvered frame, with passepartout and background and a cool toned gray color.

H 51 x W 42 cm.