Henri Rivire, The Moonrise: Plate 10 of 16 from Nature Series, 1898, Lithograph for sale at Pamono

Description

Lithograph of Henri Rivire “The moonrise” plate 10 of 16 from the series the aspects of the nature, 1898.

Lithograph in 12 colors published by Eugne Verneau in Paris.

Signed and monogrammed with a red stamp in the plate.

Proof on ivory vellum.

Printed at 1000 proofs.

Note slight black dots in the margin and on the litho in the sky on the left, traces and black lines in the upper right corner and lower left corner, a slight crease in the margin at the lower right edge, the colors have remained very fresh, it is in a nice general condition.

We have taken as many pictures of the flaws as possible so you can judge the condition.

Sold as presented.

Henri Rivire, born in 1864 in Paris, died in 1951 in Sucy-en-Brie, is a French painter, engraver and illustrator. He began his career by drawing (strongly inspired by the works of Gustave Dor) then by engraving and specifically etching in 1882. At the same time he began a career as a director and set designer, in 1886, of the shadow theater at the Cabaret du Chat Noir, shows that he improved by creating color sets, very innovative. He was the artistic director until the closing of the Chat Noir in 1897. He then devoted himself exclusively to painting and engraving and made a name for himself in the history of etching, woodcutting, lithography and watercolor. In 1917, Henri Rivire stopped expressing himself through printmaking, and used watercolor, which he had already been doing since 1890 (he painted about a thousand watercolors).

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Dimensions :

Height : 63,7 cm

Width : 89,5 cm

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Height : 54,7 cm

Width: 82.5 cm