Original etching aquatint and drypoint printed in black ink on wove velin paper. Final state of eight states originally published in the 1893. Signed in the plate upper left of the image just over the woman s head. Titled in the plate lower left edge of the image. The title (3e Acte Scene 8 4e Tableau de je ne sais quoi) translates to Act 3 Scene 8 Part 4 of Something or Other. Apparently a plan the etching shows a dancer napping near the sea next to a thistle as a sailboat floats in the background. Edition size is 100 for this state. The etching was one of 13 that was published in Paris by Gustave Pellet in a portfolio titled Little Ones of Ballet. The work is documented in Louis Legrand Catalogue Raisonne by Victor Arwas 2006 as A88 on p. 157. Framed in an antiqued wood and gold frame and finished in off-white and black double matting. Covered with UV-resistant acrylic cover. Framed size is 22 inches H x 25-1 2 inches W (55.9 cm x 64.8 cm). See closeup photos and more details at www.jdsmithfineart.com.
Category: Collectibles
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