Original Engraving By Léon Danchin (1887–1938) — Setter Pointing At Ducks
Artist: Léon Danchin
Original engraving by Léon DANCHIN (1887–1938) - Setter pointing at ducks - Numbered 241/500
A very beautiful original color engraving by Léon Danchin (1887–1938), an internationally renowned French artist famous for the excellence and realism of his hunting and wildlife scenes.
The work depicts a pointing dog (Setter type) crouched in the reeds at the water’s edge, watching for mallards to take flight. A composition of great finesse, perfectly capturing the atmosphere of waterfowl hunts.
Original etching (etch) enhanced with period colors; the overall condition is good with a few imperfections due to age.
Sold with its frame.
Numbered in pencil 241/500 in the lower right corner and hand-signed in the lower left corner.
Dimensions
Overall: 60.4 x 43.4 cm
Print size: 44 x 25.5 cm
A very beautiful original color engraving by Léon Danchin (1887–1938), an internationally renowned French artist famous for the excellence and realism of his hunting and wildlife scenes.
The work depicts a pointing dog (Setter type) crouched in the reeds at the water’s edge, watching for mallards to take flight. A composition of great finesse, perfectly capturing the atmosphere of waterfowl hunts.
Original etching (etch) enhanced with period colors; the overall condition is good with a few imperfections due to age.
Sold with its frame.
Numbered in pencil 241/500 in the lower right corner and hand-signed in the lower left corner.
Dimensions
Overall: 60.4 x 43.4 cm
Print size: 44 x 25.5 cm
160 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Modern Art
Condition: En l'etat
Material: Paper
Length: 60,4 cm
Width: 43,4 cm
Depth: 1,5 cm
Reference (ID): 1780144
Availability: In stock
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