Auguste Boulard (French, 1852-1927) after the 1899 painting by Benjamin Williams Leader R.A. (English, 1831-1923), “Where Brook and River Meet”, hand colored etching on paper, later restrike published in 1904 by Messrs. Arthur Tooth & Sons, London and New York, lower right margin with engraver, title below, lower center margin with publisher information and copyright date, lower left margin with painter’s name, “BW. LEADER 1899” within matrix lower left. Hand colored etching print depicting a Welsh landscape with a brook and river meeting in a footed expanse with gray mountains in background under cloudy sky. Two figures on shore at left, one with fishing pole; small birds fly over blue water. Framed approximately 30.75” x 39.25”. Sight size approximately 19.75” x 28.25”.
Condition
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