Jean Cocteau Orpheus at the Lyre Art Print – 1959 Abstract Profile Wall Decor

This striking 1959 lithograph, "Orpheus at the Lyre," by the prolific French artist, filmmaker, and poet Jean Cocteau, captures a minimalist profile portrait accented by a dynamic, triangular wave of red and brown lines, strongly evoking the mythological musician. The work showcases Cocteau's unmistakable Neoclassical line work blended with mid-century modern sensibility. This piece is exceptionally suited for a minimalist living room, a sophisticated home library, or as a focal point in a contemporary bedroom where its elegant colors and historical significance can truly shine. If you are searching for high-quality **mid-century modern French drawing** decor, this print offers both artistic depth and clean design. Cocteau was known for his mastery of the single line, and this specific design perfectly exemplifies that skill, rendering a profound subject—Orpheus, the master of music—with maximum economy. This vibrant, yet restrained, design makes a perfect statement piece. It’s an ideal acquisition for collectors seeking rare **signed Jean Cocteau drawing 1959** style prints or anyone looking to enhance their gallery wall with a genuine piece of 20th-century artistic history. Transform your space with this iconic **minimalist profile art print** that speaks volumes through simple form and color. The combination of strong outlines and rhythmic internal patterns provides textural interest, making this **red and brown decorative poster** a conversation starter. Add the undeniable charm and intellectual cachet of a **Jean Cocteau abstract celebrity portrait** (or mythical figure) to your collection today.