"Avenue de Boulogne, Pres de La Porte D'Auteuil" by Maxime Lalanne, Fr., (1827-1886) Woodcut and a small discrete compression

and a small discrete compression to the surface at top right of image border

From Hirsch's fine series of prints on the legal profession

lovingly rendered and based upon his own seafaring travel adventures to places both foreign and domestic

rare and spectacular print by Moy is not commonly seen

whom Barrer studied with at the Art Student's League

"Avenue de Boulogne, Pres de La Porte D'Auteuil" by Maxime Lalanne, Fr., (1827-1886) Woodcut and a small discrete compressionPart of the series "Souvenirs Artistique du Siege de Paris" Etching, 1879 81, 6 5 16 x 9 3 8, a proof before all letters, signed in the plate, on thick warm white wove paper with large margins, pencil notations and an old price of $1. 50 in blue ink in lower right corner, very faint water stain right margin. Maxime Lalanne's landmark book A Treatise on Etching, paved the way for theFrench Etching Revival in the mid nineteenth century which lead to the