"les Accords Flamands" - Large 18th Century Engraving By J.p. Le Bas After David Teniers

Description: An exceptional and rare 18th-century etching and engraving titled "Les Accords Flamands". This masterpiece was engraved by Jacques-Philippe Le Bas (1707-1783), the renowned Graveur du Cabinet du Roi, after the celebrated painting by David Teniers the Younger (1610-1690).

​This work is a perfect representation of the Flemish spirit, depicting a lively village festival with extraordinary technical precision. The depth of the blacks and the delicate treatment of the characters make it a true museum-quality piece.

​Condition & Presentation:

• ​Period: 18th Century.
• ​Authenticity: Genuine period impression on
• paper with a natural antique patina and light foxing, confirming its age and history.
• ​Framing: Professionally housed in an elegant ebonized (black) frame under glass, enhancing the contrast of the engraving.
• ​Shipping: Expert "concrete" packaging for safe international transit.

​Dealer's Note: A sophisticated acquisition for serious collectors of the Barbizon precursors and Flemish genre scenes. The association of Teniers and Le Bas represents the pinnacle of 18th-century printmaking.