A 19th-century Copper Engraving Depicting Paris
A 19th-century French engraving titled “Le Quai Jemmapes à Paris,” created in 1881 by the French artist Lucien Gautier (1850–1925).
The work depicts a bustling scene along the Canal Saint-Martin in Paris, featuring a distinctive iron bridge, moored boats, various figures, and the surrounding architecture. Gautier was best known for his detailed urban views and architectural depictions of Paris and other European cities.
The engraving is dated 1881 on the plate and features a new decorative burl wood frame with a wide mat.
Dimensions: 75 W x 55 H x 1 D
The work depicts a bustling scene along the Canal Saint-Martin in Paris, featuring a distinctive iron bridge, moored boats, various figures, and the surrounding architecture. Gautier was best known for his detailed urban views and architectural depictions of Paris and other European cities.
The engraving is dated 1881 on the plate and features a new decorative burl wood frame with a wide mat.
Dimensions: 75 W x 55 H x 1 D
395 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Paper
Length: 75
Height: 55
Depth: 1
Reference (ID): 1847379
Availability: In stock
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