American Prints
Color stencil (pochoir) on wove paper. This print was created under the auspices of the "Southern California Art Project", which was funded by the ...
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Chez la Couturière (original French title) Color aquatint and etching on tan wove paper.Reference: BN-IFF 5.4.Edition unknown, but small. Very scar...
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Woodcut on tan wove paper. Reference: Schiefler 24. One of three impressions of the first state. There are, according to Schiefler, also two impres...
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Etching on chine-collé on laid paper. Published by Cadart & Luquet, France, active 1863–67 for their famous eponymous organization, which promo...
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The importance of narrative when it comes to enjoying art cannot be overstated. While esthetic delight is equally valid as a starting point, most of us who feel nourished by the arts, know that how and why we became engrossed...
In 1888 Henri Rivière met Eugénie Ley, who was to become his wife in 1895. Rivière recalls in his memoirs that thanks to her prudent management of their finances, starting in the early 1890s, the young couple was able to...