This is an authentic and original antique copper plate etching from the French art and literary journal "Paris a L'eau-Forte," published by Richard Lesclide between 1873 and 1876. This specific etching, titled "Marine," was produced around 1874 and features a detailed depiction of a boat on the shore. It is printed on Hollande laid paper by Delatre, Paris, as was characteristic of the journal which played a significant role in showcasing new forms of art, including original copper plate etchings.

This listing includes one loose, unframed copper plate etching. The artwork is unsigned, but the publisher's details indicate its origin from the notable "Paris a L'eau-Forte" journal. This vintage print offers a glimpse into 19th-century French art, making it a unique piece for collectors of fine art, antique prints, and marine subjects. It is ideal for framing to complement any home decor or gallery wall.

Verified Specifications:
Artist: Eugene A. Champollion
Title: Marine
Item Type: Copper Plate Etching
Substrate/Material: Hollande Laid Paper
Dimensions (H x W): Not specified (Loose Sheet)
Orientation: Landscape
Color Palette: Black & White
Signature: Signed in plate
Edition: Limited Edition (from a journal)
Framing: Unframed/Loose Sheet
Included Components: 1x Loose Print
Publisher Mark: From "Paris a L'eau-Forte" journal, printed by Delatre, Paris
Year of Production: 1874
5 2226 PR AA3, bag B, 62626