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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Émile Bernard – Virgin with Female Saints (La Vierge aux saintes) from the journal L’Ymagier (July 1895)

Émile Bernard – Breton Women in an Orchard

Émile Bernard – Breton Dancers

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec – Madame Réjane from the series Portraits d’acteurs et actrices

Paul Signac – Parisian Sunday (Le dimanche parisien) from the journal La Revue indépendante (January 1888)

Félix Vallotton – Crimes et châtiments, Special Issue of the Journal L’Assiette au Beure (1 March 1902)

Émile Bernard – Exhibition catalogue for the Van Gogh exhibition at gallery Le Barc de Boutteville (1892) with Lady with a Muff (La dame au manchon)

Henri Boutet – Menu ( XIIth Banquet de la Plume, 10 February 1894)

Henri Boutet – Announcement of the opening of Henri Floury’s printing shop (Paris, 1 Boulevard des Capucines)

Félix Bracquemond – Invitation for a reception held by Monsieur and Madame Hoschedé on 1 May 1870

Jules Chéret – Cover for the book Roman incohérent by Charles Joliet

Jules Chéret – Cover for the book Paris qui rit by Georges Duval

Eugène Delâtre – Business card of printmaker-printer Eugène Delâtre

Alexandre Lunois – Business card of print dealer Edmond Sagot

Ker-Xavier Roussel – Two Women Bathing (Deux baigneuses), invitation to the exhibition of Ker-Xavier Roussel at La Revue blanche (Paris, 5 – 20 April 1899)

Henry Somm – Seduction (Une séduction) and The St. Menuphar Affair (L’affaire St. Menuphar)

Henry Somm – The Art Trade

Henry Somm – Sheet with figure and portrait studies of women

Henry Somm – Brasserrie Lott

Henry Somm – Advertisement for Brasserie Lott