Engraving By Debucourt, Palais Royal Gallery, 1787
Artist: Debucourt Philibert-louis
A diverse and colorful crowd of figures in formal attiremingles in this illustrious gallery with its wide, high glass arcades.
Great finesse in the details and expressions of the figures and thesetting.
Ruled paper. Printed in color.
Title in English andFrench below the image
Philibert-Louis Debucourt specialized inmulti-plate color prints, combining aquatint washes and line engravings.
Some of his works were satirical, as seenhere but also in “La Promenade Publique,” another aquatint from1792 depicting a crowd in the gardens of the Palais-Royal.
Print on laid paper printed by Chapuy in Paris, dated 1787.
View size: 37 cm by 57 cm
Original frame: wide molded wooden framecarved and gilded with a pearl-string motif 65 cm high by 83 cm long.
18th-century period
Good condition; engraving shows only slight fading and minimal surface wear.
Philibert-Louis DEBUCOURT (1755–1832) was the son-in-law of thefamous sculptor Louis-Philippe Mouchy.
Great finesse in the details and expressions of the figures and thesetting.
Ruled paper. Printed in color.
Title in English andFrench below the image
Philibert-Louis Debucourt specialized inmulti-plate color prints, combining aquatint washes and line engravings.
Some of his works were satirical, as seenhere but also in “La Promenade Publique,” another aquatint from1792 depicting a crowd in the gardens of the Palais-Royal.
Print on laid paper printed by Chapuy in Paris, dated 1787.
View size: 37 cm by 57 cm
Original frame: wide molded wooden framecarved and gilded with a pearl-string motif 65 cm high by 83 cm long.
18th-century period
Good condition; engraving shows only slight fading and minimal surface wear.
Philibert-Louis DEBUCOURT (1755–1832) was the son-in-law of thefamous sculptor Louis-Philippe Mouchy.
1 100 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 16th, Directory
Condition: Good condition
Material: Paper
Length: 57 cm
Height: 37 cm
Reference (ID): 1850472
Availability: In stock
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