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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Jean-Emile Laboureur – Milliner with Black Hat (Modiste au chapeau noir)

Aristide Maillol – Profile of a Young Girl (Profil de jeune fille)

Aristide Maillol – Man en Woman (L’homme et la femme)

Henri Jean Guillaume Martin – Woman (Femme)

Hans Christiansen – L’Heure du bergère from the album L’Estampe moderne (Album XI)

Henri Evenepoel – In the Public Garden (Au square) from the album L’Estampe moderne (Album VII)

Félicien Rops – Lady in the Carcel Lamp (La dame au carcel)

Félicien Rops – Celle qui fait celle qui lit Musset

Félicien Rops – Trial proof of The Supreme Vice (Le vice suprême)

Jan Toorop – Woman’s Youth and Old Age (Jeugd en ouderdom der vrouw)

Jan Toorop – Marken Interior with Girl Knitting

Jan Toorop – Dolce

Maurice Denis – Frontispiece of the poem Lettre à l’élue by Dante Gabriel Rossetti

Maurice Denis – Apparition (Apparition)

Maurice Denis – Contempt for Worldly Honours (Du mépris des honneurs du temps), unused illustration for L’imitation de Jésus-Christ

Maurice Denis – Programme for a recital by the students of Mrs Parrot-Lecomte (december 1898)

Edouard Vuillard – Table with a Large Lampshade (La table au grand abat-jour)

Edouard Vuillard – Tristan Bernard

Edouard Vuillard – Interior with a Couch (Intérieur au canapé) or Evening (Soir)

Edouard Vuillard – Square Vintimille (Le square Vintimille)