Lithograph Henri Riviere, l'institut et la cite serie paysages parisiens

Lithograph by henri rivière, l'institut et la cité de la série paysages parisiens, plate 4, 1900. Lithograph in 12 colors edited by eugène verneau in paris. Signed and monogrammed with a red stamp in the board. Proof on ivory-colored icy vellum. Printing with 1000 proofs. Note that the lithograph is laminated on a canvas, we report wrinkles in the clouds, minimal stains on the lithograph. We have taken as many photos as possible of the defects so that you can judge the condition. Sold as presented. Henri rivière, born in 1864 in paris, died in 1951 in sucy-en-brie, is a french painter, engraver and illustrator. He began his career with drawing (strongly inspired by the works of gustave doré) then with intaglio engraving and specifically etching in 1882. At the same time he began a career as a director and scenographer, in 1886, from the shadow theater to the cabaret of the black cat, shows that he improved by the creation of color sets, very innovative. In 1917, henri rivière stopped expressing himself through printmaking, and he used watercolor, already a little practiced since 1890. For the state thank you to detail the photos. H3866. Feel free to zoom in. Photos are an integral part of the description. Size: frame. Height: 57.9 cm. Width: 85.2 cm. Sight. Height: 50.8 cm. Width: 80.2 cm.