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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Edmond Aman-Jean – Head of a Woman (Tête de femme)

Maurice Denis – Reflection in the Fountain (Le reflet dans la fontaine)

Albert Besnard – Suicide (Le suicide)

Jean Louis Forain – Ambroise Vollard

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec – The Jockey (Le jockey)

Albert Besnard – Flirtation (Le flirt)

Albert Besnard – Rape (Le viol) from the series La Femme

Albert Besnard – Rape (Le viol)

Albert Besnard – Mourning (Le deuil)

Albert Besnard – Social Success (Le triomphe mondain)

Albert Besnard – Prostitution (La prostitution) from the series La Femme

Albert Besnard – Apotheosis (L’apothéose)

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec – Poster for the American tour of May Milton

Jean-Emile Laboureur – Trial proof of Peasant with a Basket (Paysan au panier), menu for a family dinner at La Jozelière

Jean-Emile Laboureur – Peasant with a Basket (Paysan au panier), menu for a family dinner at La Jozelière

Jean-Emile Laboureur – In the Garden (Dans le jardin)

Félix Vallotton – Portfolio

Hermann-Paul – Poster for the 17th or 18th Exhibition of Salon des Cent at La Plume (Paris, January 1896)

Aristide Maillol – The Wave (La vague)

Henri Gabriel Ibels – Sinister Puppets! (Sinistres pantins!)