Original etching and aquatint by Edgar Degas printed in black ink on thick wove creme paper. Titled The Laundresses Degas work explores space and uses experimental techniques including a wire brush to create its texture. This work is classic Degas as it captures women in motion from an unusual perspective. The original copper plate was executed in 1897-80. This is a fine impression of Reed and Shapiro s fourth state after cancellation of the plate. It was printed as part of Ambroise Vollard s 1919 edition of 150 impressions from Degas cancelled plates. Framed size 18-1 4 inches H x 17 inches W (46.3 cm x 43.2 cm). Framed in an ornate finished-corner gold leaf frame with acid-free white matte and mounting materials. Completed with a UV-resistant acrylic cover. See closeup photos at www.jdsmithfineart.com.
Category: Collectibles
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