Raymond POULET (1934). The chef. The nurse. The baker. The coppersmith. Suite of 4 original lithographs. Signed in the margins and numbered 134/250, 134/250, 144/250 and 1/150. Sight size: 36.5 x 26.5 cm Raymond Poulet is a French painter born in Paris in 1934. He studied at the École des Arts Décoratifs and the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, where he developed his artistic talent. His early works were influenced by abstract art, which he later combined with figurative elements, creating a unique style characterised by an architecture of oblique lines and light that give his compositions a rhythmic quality. Poulet's artistic career began with his first group exhibition in 1960, and he has since organised numerous solo exhibitions. His work often reflects his experiences as a traveller, capturing both the landscapes he visits and people's everyday lives. This blend of abstraction and figuration allows him to create dynamic and captivating works that resonate with audiences.