Berthe Morisot Drypoint Engraving Portrait Swan And Duck 19th Century Rt1294

Drypoint engraving under glass, representing a swan, a duck and a portrait of a little girl sketched on the leftSigned lower right: Berthe MORISOT
BIOGRAPHY:
Berthe Morisot born in 1841 in Bourges and died in 1895 in Paris, is a French painter, co-founder and dean of the avant-garde movement that was Impressionism. Within the Impressionist group, she arouses the admiration and respect of her peers. Berthe Morisot is a "rebel". Turning her back on academic teaching at a very young age, she founded with Claude Monet, Auguste Renoir, Alfred Sisley, Camille Pissarro, Edgar Degas the avant-garde group "Artistes Anonymes Associés", which will become the Anonymous Society of Painters, Sculptors and Engravers bringing together Impressionists.
Her desire to break with traditions, the transcendence of her models, and her talent make her "the great lady of painting" according to the historian Anne Higonne

Period: second part of the 19th century
Condition: In the state of discovery
Dimensions with frame: 36 x 31 cm
Dimensions when viewed from the frame: 29 x 24 cm
Weight: 1.126 kg

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