This striking and rare lithograph by renowned French School of Paris artist Edouard Pignon (1905–1993) - drawing from his celebrated Combats de Coqs series - captures the raw intensity of a cockfight with explosive energy. The richly layered, expressive brushwork and dynamic composition evoke the visceral spectacle of rural traditions studied by Pignon during the late 1950s–1960s. Signed in pencil lower right - consistent with his authenticated signature style.
Edition: 65/100, hand numbered in pencil at lower left, confirming its exclusivity.
Blindstamp: Subtle “Atelier Grave” embossing in lower left margin, highlighting its provenance as a quality studio print.
Medium & Support: Original color lithograph on fine rag paper, full sheet 22″ × 30″ with elegant deckled edges, ideal for fine presentation.

Condition Report:
Image quality: Exceptionally vibrant, with rich saturation maintained over decades.
Paper: Full margins present with classic deckle; minimal signs of age or storage - no toning, discoloration, or spotting evident.
Edges and Corners: Secure and intact, free of creases, or small tear lower middle margin.
Overall: A clean, museum ready impression in excellent condition.

Pignon’s Combats de Coqs prints are scarce in the marketplace - sought after by collectors of mid century French graphic art and symbolic animal motifs. A signed, limited edition impression such as this, in large format and pristine condition, represents a rare acquisition opportunity.