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.
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Aquatint on wove MBM paper. Signed in black crayon "Alphonse Lafitte", a well-documented pseudonym for artist Manuel Robbe. Signed in black crayon....
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Le Moulin (descriptive French title) Color aquatint and etching on laid Arches paper.Edition unknown, certainly small, if any. We have never encou...
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Le Petit Enterrement (original French title) Aquatint, etching and roulette, with a touch of drypoint, printed on wove paper.Reference: Bourcard &a...
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Le Départ de la Course or Avant la Course (original French title) Color aquatint and etching on laid Arches paper.Edition unknown. Likely 50 or 6...
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Le Village sous la Neige (original French title) Color aquatint and etching on Arches wove paper.Edition of 150.Signed, titled and numbered in penc...
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