Léon Danchin (1887–1938), Lithograph "dog With A Woodcock," 20th Century
Artist: Léon Danchin (1887-1938)
Framed print under glass depicting a lithograph titled "Dog with a Woodcock," signed by Léon Danchin.
20th century
View size 33 x 48 cm; 52 x 66 cm with frame
Léon Danchin, born in Lille on June 21, 1887, and died in Bergues on August 4, 1938, was a French sculptor, animal painter, and engraver.
While his sculptures are rare, he achieved a European reputation as a watercolorist specializing in animal subjects.
About three hundred of his works are known, notably through lithographs and engravings, particularly those depicting hunting scenes. His depiction of the subjects’ poses (dogs, game) is flawless, which is not surprising for such a passionate hunter. Approximately 300 engravings or lithographs and about thirty bronze sculptures can be found at http://leon.danchin.free.fr/
20th century
View size 33 x 48 cm; 52 x 66 cm with frame
Léon Danchin, born in Lille on June 21, 1887, and died in Bergues on August 4, 1938, was a French sculptor, animal painter, and engraver.
While his sculptures are rare, he achieved a European reputation as a watercolorist specializing in animal subjects.
About three hundred of his works are known, notably through lithographs and engravings, particularly those depicting hunting scenes. His depiction of the subjects’ poses (dogs, game) is flawless, which is not surprising for such a passionate hunter. Approximately 300 engravings or lithographs and about thirty bronze sculptures can be found at http://leon.danchin.free.fr/
280 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Paper
Width: 52
Height: 66
Reference (ID): 1820173
Availability: In stock
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