Charles Levier was born in 1920 in Corsica France and died in 2003. This incredible large painting is emblematic of his famous recognizable stylized female figures with hollow almost Asian eyes and modern cubist sensibility. He is known as a mid century modern artist. His first one-man show opened at the Galerie Constantine in Lyons in 1949, followed by an American debut in Los Angeles in 1950. Levier's works are included in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art, Paris and the Menton Museum, Paris. In the United States, his work can be found in the permanent collection of the Atlanta Museum, the Seattle Museum, the Evansville Museum, the New Orleans Museum and the San Diego Museum. Canvas 30 x 40 Signed lower right. Beautifully framed.