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Eugène DELATRE

Printmaking was a family trade for Eugène Delâtre (1864-1938), who was practically raised in his father Auguste’s print shop. While Auguste Delâtre was already well-established as an etching press in the 1860s and beyond, he was not a very active artist, mostly known for monotypes. Young Eugène however learned printing techniques from his father quickly, and moved on to become one of the most talented color etchers of his time. While the shop continued to print all manner of etchings, Eugène Delâtre also perfected his drawing skills and his printing skills of multiple etched plates in superimposed colors. These works are small jewels of Belle Epoque printmaking. Later in life, Eugène Delâtre returned do drawing, mostly in ink, and to making watercolors.

Eugène DELÂTRE - Moonrise - Lever de Lune - Color aquatint and etching - circa 1898 - detail Sold
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Moonrise

DELATRE, Eugene

Lever de Lune (original French title) Color aquatint and etching on Arches laid paper, circa 1898. Ref: BN-IFF 9-11. Seemingly an edition of 200 (i...

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Auguste DELATRE - L’Orage - The Storm - Etching in brown-black ink - 1871 - detail
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L’Orage

DELATRE, Eugene

Etching printed in brownish-black ink on tan Arches laid paper. Reference: BnF IFF volume VI, page 167, mentioned as missing from the Bibliothèques...

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