Follier-Morales, Lise
1960 –
French, Korean
Korean-born and Paris-based artist Lise Follier-Morales has been a paper conservator at the Bibliothèque Nationale for over 4 decades and has had her own printing studio since 2017. Her flower images are not only beautiful but poetically titled, often with a musical theme. Follier-Morales’ linogravures are cut from one matrix using the “planche perdue” method and use as many as 13 different colors. These technically accomplished and artistically appealing prints are a lovely combination of Eastern and Western aesthetics.
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Follier-Morales, Lise
(1960 - ) French, Korean$950.
“Douce perles des neiges”, 2024
Linocut à planche perdu, printed in 10 colors
Edition of 10
11 ¼" x 8"
Red stamp in image
Signed, dated and numbered in pencil along lower edge -
Follier-Morales, Lise
(1960 - ) French, Korean$950.
“Musique de Bizet, Les pecheurs de perles”, 2021
Linocut à planche perdu, printed in 19 colors
Edition of 13
11 ¼" x 8"
Red stamp in image
Signed, dated and numbered in pencil along lower edge -
Follier-Morales, Lise
(1960 - ) French, Korean$950.
“Fleurs de cognassier, brissement d'ailes [Quince Flowers, Rustling Wings]”, 2024
Linocut à planche perdu, printed in 12 colors
Edition of 10
11 ¼" x 8"