The Champs Elysees roundabout, etched in 1884.
Original with no foxing.
Etching on what maybe Japan paper.
The scene is of figures in period dress sitting in chairs and walking about with the fountain in the background.
This work was produced for the Portfolio periodical in April !884.
L’Hermitte was a highly regarded artist in particular was known for his detailed scenes of daily life, both urban and rural.
He lived from 1844 to 1925.
Print size 26 x 36 cm
Image size 15.5 x 22 cm
Plate margin size 20 x 25 cm
Clean crisp image with no foxing.
Some finger marks around the edges.
Good example of his work
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