Montmartre – Saint-pierre Church – An Old Engraving By Charles Samson
Artist: Charles Samson
A very beautiful antique engraving by Charles Samson depicting the Church of Saint-Pierre in Montmartre.
A lovely scene of Parisian life, ideal for lovers of art and urban heritage.
Drypoint by illustrator and engraver CharlesSamson (1893–1978)
unsigned
printed in Manuel Robbe’s studio in Montmartre
and printed by Raymond Jacquet in Paris in 1955.
Engraving in excellent condition
Presented in a modern frame, suitable for hanging or display
Dimensions of the view : 17.5 x 12.5 cm
Dimensions of the frame : 27.5 x 22.5 cm
Here, Charles Samson uses the engraving technique known as “drypoint” (named after the tool used), which is similar to intaglio printmaking—that is, engravings made by carving into metal. The tool used does not carve deep grooves, but rather scratches the surface of the metal plate, allowing for a delicate intaglio drawing that resembles a pencil sketch.
A lovely scene of Parisian life, ideal for lovers of art and urban heritage.
Drypoint by illustrator and engraver CharlesSamson (1893–1978)
unsigned
printed in Manuel Robbe’s studio in Montmartre
and printed by Raymond Jacquet in Paris in 1955.
Engraving in excellent condition
Presented in a modern frame, suitable for hanging or display
Dimensions of the view : 17.5 x 12.5 cm
Dimensions of the frame : 27.5 x 22.5 cm
Here, Charles Samson uses the engraving technique known as “drypoint” (named after the tool used), which is similar to intaglio printmaking—that is, engravings made by carving into metal. The tool used does not carve deep grooves, but rather scratches the surface of the metal plate, allowing for a delicate intaglio drawing that resembles a pencil sketch.
120 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Modern Art
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Paper
Height: 27,5 cm
Reference (ID): 1845246
Availability: In stock
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