Chiens d’Arrêt (original French title)
Aquatint and soft-ground etching printed in color on wove paper.
Likely an edition of 50.
The dogs depicted are Braque Saint-Germain, of French origin, and which were popular in 19th century France. The breed was created by Charles Nicolas de Larminat in the king’s Compiègne kennels circa 1830.
Sur le Chemin (original French title) Color etching printed on laid paper.Reference: Delteil 39.Edition of 50 in the fourth and final state. Scarce...
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Diane Chasseresse (original French title) Color gypsograph on thick wove paper.Ref: BN-IFF 24.One of few proofs. Extremely rare.
Bon Vent pour Toi Fortune du Nouvel An MCMXI (original French title) Gypsograph on wove paper. New Years Wishes for 1911. Signed and annotated with...
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Homme Bestial (original French title) Pen and brush in on thick wove paper. Signed in the image in ink. Provenance: P. Guérin (?), with his green m...
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La Viosne à Pontoise (original French title) Etching, aquatint, and drypoint printed in brown ink on laid Arches paper.References: Koehl E165; Liv...
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