Lithograph By Henri Rivière, *les Derniers Rayons*, Framed

This lithograph, “La Féérie des Heures - Les Derniers Rayons,” is signed by Henri Rivière and bears a red stamp in the lower right corner.

It is presented in a museum-quality frame featuring anti-reflective and UV-protective glass, acid-free Muséo board placed between the lithograph and the protective backing board, a beveled mat, and a natural oak frame.
The listed price includes the frame.

This work has never been exhibited; it is in superb condition, and the colors are perfect.
We have taken as many photos of any imperfections as possible so you can assess its condition.
Sold as is.

Henri Rivière (1864–1951) was a French painter, engraver, and illustrator. He began his career with drawing, then moved on to intaglio engraving—specifically etching—in 1882. At the same time, in 1886, he began a career as a director and set designer for shadow plays at the Cabaret du Chat Noir, enhancing these performances with the creation of highly innovative, colorful sets. He then devoted himself exclusively to painting and printmaking, making his mark in the history of etching, printmaking, woodcut, lithography, and watercolor (he painted approximately a thousand watercolors).

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Dimensions:
Frame
Height: 81.2 cm
Width: 43.1 cm
Thickness: 3 cm
Artwork with mat
Height: 63 cm
Width: 27.5 cm
Artwork
Height: 59.2 cm
Width: 23.7 cm
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