TAttributed to Theophile Steinlen (French/Swiss 1859-1923), The Close of the Day
Attributed to Theophile Steinlen (French/Swiss 1859-1923)The Close of the DayLithograph printed in colours, an early impression before letters for Gil Blas, heightened with pastelBears signature (lower left)36 x 26.5cm (14 x 10¼ in.)The present work has been examined by Madame Claude Orset. Whilst the hand colouring and signature are consistent with many aspects of the artist's oeuvre, it is impossible to confirm with certainty that it is by the hand of the artist. Condition Report: Sheet stuck down. Glue residue visible to the upper edge. Light scratch to the man's shirt, upper hill and lower left quadrant together with some very light further surface scratches, hardly noticeable. Light foxing to the sky. Very light curling of the sheet to the left edge and upper edge. Condition Report Disclaimer
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Attributed to Theophile Steinlen (French/Swiss 1859-1923)The Close of the DayLithograph printed in colours, an early impression before letters for Gil Blas, heightened with pastelBears signature (lower left)36 x 26.5cm (14 x 10¼ in.)The present work has been examined by Madame Claude Orset. Whilst the hand colouring and signature are consistent with many aspects of the artist's oeuvre, it is impossible to confirm with certainty that it is by the hand of the artist. Condition Report: Sheet stuck down. Glue residue visible to the upper edge. Light scratch to the man's shirt, upper hill and lower left quadrant together with some very light further surface scratches, hardly noticeable. Light foxing to the sky. Very light curling of the sheet to the left edge and upper edge. Condition Report Disclaimer
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