French Girl Print
$134.95
19th Century Etching, By Alred Cadart and Adolphe Lalauze
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French etchings and 19th-century wall art prints are a genuine way to establish a warm and engaging presence for your interior and wall art decor. This antique print or etching, published by Alfred Cadard and French illustrator Adolphe Lalauze, also a knight of the Legion of Honour, is a charming portrait of a young girl on a chair in portraiture.
Alfred Cadart, 1828–1875, was a French artist and publisher known for his revival of the sale and publishing of etchings in France and abroad in the 19th-century. As a founding member of the French Societe des Aquafortistes, he used his efforts to promote the crafting and creation of etchings helped to further develop the methods of printmaking in the late 19th century.
This etching is a beautiful addition to various interior decor wall art styles. This genuine antique print would gladly add variety to a gallery wall display or as a stand, along with antique etching for a narrow wall or hallway. This print comes to us from a prominent collection of master and 19th-century prints and multiples.
Alfred Cadart, 1828–1875, was a French artist and publisher known for his revival of the sale and publishing of etchings in France and abroad in the 19th-century. As a founding member of the French Societe des Aquafortistes, he used his efforts to promote the crafting and creation of etchings helped to further develop the methods of printmaking in the late 19th century.
This etching is a beautiful addition to various interior decor wall art styles. This genuine antique print would gladly add variety to a gallery wall display or as a stand, along with antique etching for a narrow wall or hallway. This print comes to us from a prominent collection of master and 19th-century prints and multiples.
Dimensions
The sheet measures 10.5 inches by 7 inches, the image measures 8.5 inches by 5.35 inches.
Condition
The sheet displays unevenly trimmed edges on margin, minor creasing, and elements of light toning to the paper.
