Important Pair Of Engravings Engraved By François Benjamin Vayron, And Published By V. Camand

Pair of important engravings entitled "Arab Thieves" engraved by François Benjamin Vayron and published by Vve Camand. These two prints represent on the first Monsieur the Count of Millana accompanied by his young wife and one of his friends as well as their servants. the two young women are kidnapped by the bandits. On the second, the bandits think they have nothing to fear and rest in the shade of palm trees. They are then attacked by a column of "African Hunters" who free the two women. François Benjamin Vayron began his activity on July 9, 1836 and ceased it on April 23, 1860. In 1849, he moved to 51 rue Galande in Paris. When he died, his widow Thibaux succeeded him. Dimensions of each sheet length 80.5 cm height 56 cm Shipping and protection costs: 20 euros in mainland France, other destinations contact us.