Prints in Paris

Around 1900, Paris was swept by a craze for prints. Young artists, in particular, seized enthusiastically on the techniques of etching, woodcut and lithography. They made prints for the elite and for the masses. Prints could be found all over the city, in chic apartments and on the streets.

Prints in Paris

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Maurice Denis – The Pilgrims of Emmaüs (Les pèlerins d’Emmaüs)

Maurice Denis – Annonciation (Annonciation)

Maxime Maufra – Fishing Boat (Le bateau de pêche)

József Rippl-Rónai – A Workman and his Family on Sunday (Famille d’artisans le dimanche)

Ker-Xavier Roussel – Fleeing Nymph (Nymphe s’enfuyant)

Ker-Xavier Roussel – Women Dancing (Femmes dansant)

Ker-Xavier Roussel – Faun and Nymph (Faun et nymphe)

Félix Vallotton – Father (Père)

Félix Vallotton – A Fine Evening (Le beau soir)

Edouard Vuillard – Tuileries Garden (Le Jardin des Tuileries)

Edouard Vuillard – Childrens Games (Jeux d’enfants)

Maurice Denis – Allegory (Allégorie)

Maurice Denis – Her Posture is Easy, Chaste (Les attitudes sont faciles et chastes)

Maurice Denis – Morning bouquet, Tears (Le bouquet matinal, les larmes)

Maurice Denis – It Was a Religious Mystery (Ce fut un religieux mystère)

Maurice Denis – The Knight did not Die on the Crusade (Le chevalier n’est pas mort à la croisade)

Maurice Denis – Dusk has the Sweetness of Old Painting (Les crépuscules ont une douceur d’ancienne peinture)

Maurice Denis – She was more Beautiful than Dreams (Elle était plus belle que les rêves)

Maurice Denis – And it’s His Hands’ Caress (Et c’est la caresse de ses mains)

Maurice Denis – On the Pale Silver Sofa (Sur le canapé d’argent pâle)