Rémy Duval – Quai parisien, photoengraving from 1946 – Framed under glass 32 x 42 cm

Original photogravure by rémy duval (1907-1984), made in 1946. This composition offers an iconic view of a parisian quay lined with trees with winter silhouettes, along the seine. The image captures a peaceful atmosphere where elegant architecture rubs shoulders with nature, with a bridge in the background and the spire of a church standing out against the sky. From a 1946 book, this photogravure was published in a limited edition of 750 copies and printed on bfk rives paper using the gravure technique, guaranteeing exceptional finesse and depth of inking. Each copy in this series has been carefully produced with manual inking, demonstrating high-quality craftsmanship. The work is framed under glass with a beige mat and a sober black frame, perfect for enhancing its timeless aesthetic. Dimensions: - visible image: approximately 28.3 X 20.6 cm (11 1/8 X 8 1/8 inches) - full sheet (not visible under the mat): 35.9 X 27 cm (14 1/8 X 10 5/8 inches) - frame: 32 X 42 cm condition: very good overall condition. The photogravure is well preserved, with deep inking and sharp details. Some light marks on the frame, without affecting the aesthetics of the work. A rare and sought-after piece, ideal for lovers of old photography and parisian architecture.