Italian Boy Print

This art print published by Alfred Cadart and Italian painter and printmaker Mose Bianchi is a 19th-century revival of the lone boy in a room narrative by Italian artist Bianchi. A wonderful size for including in a gallery wall display and subtle enough to act as a wall decor account for a hallway or narrow wall space; two masters of 19th-century etchings expertly craft this antique print to add value to any home decor inspiration.

Artist Mose Bianchi is included in major works worldwide, including the National Gallery, and Already Cadart, whose artistic efforts are also included in major institutions, was at the helm of reestablishing etching popularity and publication and the end of the 19th century. His dedication to quality and preservation established new boundaries in the art of printmaking and produced some of the most memorable French art prints during the late 19th century.

This work displays a complete profile of a young boy, standing alone in a decorated room with various decorative objects. The calm cream tone of the paper is a treasure and should be enjoyed in a variety of wall decor styles. This etching has come to us from a midwestern collection.

The sheet measures 10 inches by 6.65 inches; the image measures 8 inches by 4.8 inches.

The paper displays unevenly trimmed edges, light creasing, and toning to the sheet.