Vintage Estate Signed Luigi Kasimir Color Etching "Boulevard de la Madelaine"

Description: This is a Vintage Estate Signed Luigi Kasimir Color Etching titled, "Paris, Boulevard de la Madelaine". This etching is Estate Signed in pencil at the bottom center. It is framed in a nice silver wood frame. The Frame measures 29 1/2" tall by 26 1/4" wide. The etching alone measures about 17 3/4" tall by 15" wide. The Frame is 2 1/8" thick. The Framed etching weighs 11 LBS. The etching and frame are in very good condition. The paper on the back has some tears in the paper, most likely from someone pushing their fingers through the paper when moving the frame. About the Artist; Luigi Kasimir was an Austrian-born painter and printmaker, born in 1881, who was one of the first artists to use a technique called colored etching. In the mid-20th century he came to the U.S. to etch famous sites, including the bridges, skyscrapers, and parks of New York.Kasimir became one of the most proficient and prolific color etchers of the 20th century producing town and country views throughout Europe and the United States. In pursuit of his art Luigi was also assisted by his wife, Tanna Kasimir-Hoernes, and his son, Robert, who became highly adept with his father's technique. Following his father's death Robert continued to produce (as estate imprints identified in his penciled signature) many of his father's images. #AC8/6 LA86 11/1/18

Price: 319.95 USD

Location: Kent, Washington

End Time: 2025-01-11T22:14:49.000Z

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