Races At Chantilly, Engraving, 82.5 X 68 Cm, 19th Century
Artist: Goupil & Cie - Eugène Lami
Large framed 19th-century engraving titled "Courses de Chantilly," based on a work by Eugène Lami (1800–1890), a leading painter and illustrator of high society and equestrian life during the July Monarchy and the Second Empire.
This panoramic print depicts with great finesse the bustling activity at the Chantilly racetrack, showcasing the vibrancy of high society at the time with its carriages, calèches, and horsemen.
An important international edition bearing the complete legal notices in the lower margin:
The wooden frame shows signs of use and wear over time
Dimensions with frame: 82.5 x 68 cm
Dimensions of the print: 61 x 38.5 cm
4.8 kg
This panoramic print depicts with great finesse the bustling activity at the Chantilly racetrack, showcasing the vibrancy of high society at the time with its carriages, calèches, and horsemen.
An important international edition bearing the complete legal notices in the lower margin:
- Printed and published by the renowned firm Goupil & Cie on April 1, 1878 (Paris, London, The Hague).
- Published in Berlin by Verlag von Goupil & Cie and in New York by Knoedler.
The wooden frame shows signs of use and wear over time
Dimensions with frame: 82.5 x 68 cm
Dimensions of the print: 61 x 38.5 cm
4.8 kg
480 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Napoleon 3rd
Condition: En l'etat
Material: Paper
Width: 82.5
Height: 68
Depth: 3
Reference (ID): 1825248
Availability: In stock
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