Aime Edmond d'Allemagne Etchings of Parisian Landmarks

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A collection of etchings on paper by Aime Edmond d’Allemagne (French, 1882-1971). They depict Parisian architectural moments, with one depicting the L’Arc De Triomphe, and two of detais of the Gothic Notre Dame Cathedral with the gargole ornamented roof and the front arched colonade between the two towers. They each feature a small secondary etching, with its own plate mark, in the lower margin. These works are signed in plate and signed by hand in pencil to the lower right. They are presented with dark mats under glass in wooden frames that are wired for hanging.

Condition

- some toning to the prints, especially at the edges; surface wear to the frames.

Dimensions

- measures the frame of L’Arc De Triomphe, with a plate mark measuring 8.5" W x 16.5" H; arched column print is the same size; the Notre Dame rooftop frame measures 13.5" W x 23.5" H x 0.5" D with a plate mark of 7.25" W x16.25" H.

Item #

17SWF051-231