Henri Riviere (1864–1951) Lithograph On China Paper, Numbered, Signed In Pencil "l'ila Aux Cygnes"
Lithograph on China paper by Henri Rivière, numbered 10 and signed in pencil by Rivière. Plate dimensions: 90 x 64 cm; lithograph dimensions: 82 x 52 cm. Dimensions with frame: 105 x 80 cm. Framed with anti-reflective, UV-protective museum-grade glass.
This is one of the 8 “Parisian Landscapes,” a series published by Verneau in 1900 that was highly successful in its day.
One of only 25 rare lithographs from the deluxe edition on China paper (compared to 1,000 copies of the standard edition on vellum), numbered and signed by Rivière in the margin.Our copy bears the number 10 and depicts the Île aux Cygnes, located between the Grenelle and Bir Hakeim bridges.
Chinese paper, due to its superior affinity with pigments, better renders and preserves color contrasts, which is clearly evident in our copy, which has retained its vibrant freshness.
For more details on the technique and proof of the print run, see the recently published work *Catalogue Raisonné des Estampes* by Messrs. Levasseur and Le Bohec.
This is one of the 8 “Parisian Landscapes,” a series published by Verneau in 1900 that was highly successful in its day.
One of only 25 rare lithographs from the deluxe edition on China paper (compared to 1,000 copies of the standard edition on vellum), numbered and signed by Rivière in the margin.Our copy bears the number 10 and depicts the Île aux Cygnes, located between the Grenelle and Bir Hakeim bridges.
Chinese paper, due to its superior affinity with pigments, better renders and preserves color contrasts, which is clearly evident in our copy, which has retained its vibrant freshness.
For more details on the technique and proof of the print run, see the recently published work *Catalogue Raisonné des Estampes* by Messrs. Levasseur and Le Bohec.
2 600 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Paper
Reference (ID): 1826636
Availability: In stock
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