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Theater Clothing - French Stage Costume - Mélite (Pierre Corneille)
Original steel engraving drawn by Geffroy, engraved by L. Wolff. Original hand watercolored. 1852

1852XIXth Century
  • Date : 1852
  • Century : 19th Century
  • Period : Napoleon III
  • Technique : Intaglio print
  • Support : Paper
  • Sheet : 27.8 x 18.0 cm
  • Plate : 17.0 x 10.0 cm
  • Inventory N° : FR-08179
65€
(Frame not included)
  • Certificate of authenticity
  • Passepartout included
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Title

Theater Clothing - French Stage Costume - Mélite (Pierre Corneille)

Description

Original steel engraving drawn by Geffroy, engraved by L. Wolff. Original hand watercolored. 1852

The Galerie Napoléon is pleased to propose to you this intaglio print printed 172 years ago (in 1852).

As for all the artworks of our collections, this intaglio print Theater Clothing - French Stage Costume - Mélite (Pierre Corneille) dating from 1852 is dispatched worldwide within 24H in a secured packaging, accompanied by its certificate of authenticity guaranteeing the name of the artists draughtsman, engraver, lithographer), the impression process used (Intaglio print) and its date (1852).

In order to guarantee a perfect conservation in time, this intaglio print is dispatched, ready to be framed, under color passepartout (manufactured without acid in the pulp for a neutral pH) on a cream mountboard made from carton bois (also acid free & neutral pH).

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