Engraving of George Sand after Bernard-Romain Julien, framed, Galerie du Cabinet de Lecture

This vintage engraving depicts george sand, based on a work by bernard-romain julien (1802-1871), a french draughtsman and lithographer known for his portraits. Signed in the plate "br julien", this engraving was published by the galerie du cabinet de lecture, as evidenced by the dry stamp visible at the top right. The work is framed under glass in an antique gilded frame, with overall dimensions of 28 cm by 34 cm. An identical copy of this engraving is kept at the musée de la vie romantique in paris (pavilion, ground floor, room 2, wall 3), highlighting its importance in the artistic heritage of the 19th century. Although the engraving shows signs of wear, including some spots due to age and humidity, these imperfections give an authentic character to this historic piece. The gilded frame, from the period, also shows a natural patina, adding to the elegance and charm of the whole. The engraving depicts george sand, a key figure in french romantic literature, in a dignified and serene posture. It is a perfect work for 19th-century art collectors or lovers of french literature.