Le souper fin after Moreau le Jeune - 1910 Heliogravure
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Heliogravure of 1910 after "Le souper fin", engraved with the burin by J. S. Helman from a drawing by Jean-Michel Moreau le Jeune. Four diners around a round table below a glass lamp, in one of the most celebrated interiors of French printmaking of the late 18th century.
Heliogravure of 1910 after "Le souper fin", engraved with the burin by J. S. Helman from a drawing by Jean-Michel Moreau le Jeune. Four diners around a round table below a glass lamp, in one of the most celebrated interiors of French printmaking of the late 18th century.
Jean-Michel Moreau, called le Jeune (1741-1814), was the great chronicler of the manners and the dress of Parisian society in the time of Louis XVI. This impression was published in London in 1910 in French Line Engravings of the Late XVIII Century, by H. W. Lawrence and B. L. Dighton.
Medium: Heliogravure on laid paper, after the original 18th-century engraving
Artist / after: Jean-Michel Moreau, "le Jeune" (1741-1814)
Engraver of the original copper: J. S. Helman
Date of this impression: 1910
Source: French Line Engravings of the Late XVIII Century, London, 1910
Dimensions: 10.0 x 12.6 in (25.3 x 32 cm)
Condition: Very good condition; clean paper, with wide margins and the plate mark well marked.
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Heliogravure of 1910 after "Le souper fin", engraved with the burin by J. S. Helman from a drawing by Jean-Michel Moreau le Jeune. Four diners around a round table below a glass lamp, in one of the most celebrated interiors of French printmaking of the late 18th century.