La vieille route à Auvers, Village view, French etchings from 1881, L'eau-forte en 1881, print, Series number, 29, 30, collector's mark: 'AFE v S', printmaker: Charles-Joseph Beauverie, publisher: widow Alfred Cadart, Paris, 1881, paper, etching, drypoint, intaglio printmaking technique, height 200 mm x width 279 mm, street, Auvers-sur-Oise, A narrow street scene rendered in monochrome with textured linework shows buildings with stone and plaster facades flanking a sloping roadway, shuttered windows and wooden doors, a lone figure standing near a doorway on the left, another figure walking up the street toward a small house with a steep roof and chimney in the center, a horse-drawn cart parked on the right with a person nearby, stacked stones and architectural details at the edges of the buildings, and a sky filled with fine, swirling hatch marks.
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La vieille route à Auvers, Village view, French etchings from 1881, L'eau-forte en 1881, print, Series number, 29, 30, collector's mark: 'AFE v S', printmaker: Charles-Joseph Beauverie, publisher: widow Alfred Cadart, Paris, 1881, paper, etching, drypoint, intaglio printmaking technique, height 200 mm x width 279 mm, street, Auvers-sur-Oise, A narrow street scene rendered in monochrome with textured linework shows buildings with stone and plaster facades flanking a sloping roadway, shuttered windows and wooden doors, a lone figure standing near a doorway on the left, another figure walking up the street toward a small house with a steep roof and chimney in the center, a horse-drawn cart parked on the right with a person nearby, stacked stones and architectural details at the edges of the buildings, and a sky filled with fine, swirling hatch marks.

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La vieille route à Auvers Village view French etchings 1881 L'eau-forte en 1881 print Series number 29 30 collector's mark AFE v S printmaker Charles-Joseph Beauverie publisher widow Alfred Cadart Paris paper etching drypoint intaglio printmaking technique height 200 mm x width 279 mm street Auvers- -Oise narrow street scene rendered monochrome textured linework buildings stone plaster facades flanking sloping roadway shuttered windows wooden doors lone figure standing near doorway left another figure walking up small house steep roof chimney center horse-drawn cart parked right person nearby stacked stones architectural details edges sky filled fine swirling hatch marks

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