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Jules-Ferdinand JacquemartPlantes tropicales [Tropical Plants]1865
1865
About the Item
Paris: Cadart & Luquet, 1865
Etching and engraving on Chine-collé mounted to watermarked Aqua-Fortistes cream laid paper 14 1/2 x 10 5/8 inches (367 x 268 mm), full margins. In very good condition with some minor toning at the extreme edges of the support sheet, as well as some pencil inscriptions at the lower sheet edge, well outside of the image area. With the Cadart blindstamp in the lower-center margin. Printed by Delâtre, Paris.
From a volume published by the Société des Aquafortistes containing sixty prints by various artists including Delacroix, Jongkind, Corot, Courbet and Bracquemond. Published in Paris by Cadart et Luquet, 1867. Each image with artist and titles at front, and with the publisher’s blindstamp.
- Creator:Jules-Ferdinand Jacquemart (1837 - 1880)
- Creation Year:1865
- Dimensions:Height: 18.39 in (46.7 cm)Width: 10.56 in (26.8 cm)
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- Gallery Location:Middletown, NY
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