"Les Trois Grâces" Silkscreen Print by Anne-Judith Vanloock

Looking for a piece of wall art that actually starts a conversation? "Les trois Grâces" (The Three Graces) by Belgian artist Anne-Judith Vanloock is a brilliant, witty time capsule from the mid-to-late 1980s.

Playfully deconstructing one of art history’s most famous mythological themes, this piece brings together completely different visual worlds.

What makes this piece truly special is the craftsmanship behind the irony. While the imagery plays with early computer aesthetics, the artwork itself is a 100% traditional, hand-pulled silkscreen print (serigraph) on heavy art paper. Up close, you can see the rich, matte layers of cobalt blue, lemon yellow, and soft blush ink sitting tactilely on the paper.

Numbered 20/80 and hand-signed in pencil by the artist, this rare print comes professionally matted and framed in a clean, light wooden vintage frame. Ready to hang and instantly elevate a modern, eclectic, or mid-century inspired interior.

Why we love it:

The ultimate 80s crossover: A rare marriage of early 8-bit computer graphics, Pop Art halftones, and Postmodern architectural grids. 
Authentic craftsmanship: Hand-printed silkscreen with vibrant, opaque ink layers that pop off the paper. 
Limited edition: Hand-signed by Anne-Judith Vanloock and numbered 20 out of only 80 copies ever made.

Details & Condition:
Artist: Anne-Judith Vanloock (signed in pencil, lower right) 
Title: Les trois Grâces
Era: Circa 1985–1990
Medium: Original multi-color silkscreen (serigraph) on paper 
Edition: 20/80 
Condition: The print and matting are in excellent vintage condition with vibrant, unfaded colors. The original light wood frame shows minimal, charming signs of age. 
Dimensions: 61 x 45 cm