Rémy Duval – Rue de l'Île Saint-Louis, photoengraving from 1946 – Framed under glass

Original photogravure by rémy duval (1907-1984), made in 1946. This striking scene captures a street on the île saint-louis in paris, lined with buildings with elegant facades. The alignment of street lamps, the receding perspective and the passers-by give this image a timeless charm, revealing the unique atmosphere of this emblematic district. From a 1946 book, this photogravure was published in a limited edition of 750 copies and printed on bfk rives paper using the demanding technique of rotogravure, offering a rendering of remarkable finesse. Each copy has been carefully inked by hand, ensuring an exceptional depth of contrast. Framed under glass, with a beige mat and a sober black frame, this work is ready to be displayed and enhanced in any type of interior. Dimensions: - visible image: approximately 28.3 X 20.6 cm (11 1/8 X 8 1/8 inches) - full sheet (not visible under the mat): 35.9 X 27 cm (14 1/8 X 10 5/8 inches) - frame: 32 X 42 cm condition: very good overall condition. The photogravure is well preserved, with deep ink intensity and paper in excellent condition. A few discreet marks on the frame, without affecting the overall aesthetic. A rare and sought-after piece, ideal for lovers of old photography and parisian architecture.