Big eye boy by Soulet print

This 1960s "Big Eye Boy" framed print by Françoise Soulet is a quintessential piece of Mid-Century kitsch pop art. During the 1960s, the "big eye" art movement swept through pop culture, and French artist Françoise Soulet became highly celebrated for her charming, whimsical portraits of wide-eyed children.
 
This specific print captures a beautifully nostalgic moment, depicting a young boy rendered in Soulet's signature naive, expressive style. Housed in its original vintage frame, the artwork boasts the vibrant coloring and gentle, stylized innocence that defines the era.
 
It makes for a fantastic conversation piece and is the perfect addition to a nursery, a retro gallery wall, or any interior aiming for an authentic mid-century or minimalist-kitsch aesthetic.
 
Because Soulet’s Mid-Century prints were often distributed in original glazed wooden frames, preserving the backing and original glass adds immense value and character to the piece. It is a wonderful alternative or companion to the classic Margaret Keane styles of the same decade.