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Christine Amarger, a French-born artist celebrated for her imaginative and often whimsical works, created this limited edition etching and aquatint on wove paper titled The Jerusalem Post. The work depicts a figure holding a stone tablet cleverly transformed into the front page of The Jerusalem Post, merging biblical symbolism with contemporary life. Amarger is known for her ability to combine wit, allegory, and social commentary in her art, and this composition demonstrates her unique approach to narrative printmaking. Printed with delicate tones of blue, sepia, and black, the image resonates with both humor and thoughtfulness, making it an outstanding example of her creative vision. Christine Amarger's works have been exhibited internationally and remain highly collectible for their originality and commentary on culture and identity. Numbered 100/150 and signed by the artist in pencil. Artwork can be unframed and rolled for shipment. Artist: Christine Amarger (French b. 1935) Dimensions: 21"L x 1.25"W x 24"H Edition Number: 100 of 150 Country of Origin: France