“Une Porte Urbaine” Etching by H. Vignerot, French Impressionist Artist 1875. This is an Authentic and Original antique etched print from 1875. The artist was part of the French Impressionist Movement during the 1870s. This etching is one of a limited number of copper engraved etchings executed for the short-lived art journal “Paris a L’eau-Forte” published and edited by Richard Lesclide between 1873 and 1876 in Paris, France. These publications featured a number Original copper plate etchings in each issue by both noted and “up-and-coming” Impressionist artists of the time. Published in very limited quantities (likely less than a few hundred) each of the prints were printed on Hollande laid paper by Delatre, Paris (noted paper maker and supplier). This is one of those Original etchings. The journal was instrumental in exposing the public to this new form of art and gave many fledgling artists exposure they may never have had without it. The magazine itself is nearly impssible to find now and the Original etchings are much sought after but seldom found available especially here in the U. A wonderful opportunity to acquire a unique example of late 19th Century printed art. Vignerot (active in the 1870s) French Impressionist Movement. Paper: Hollande laid paper by Delatre, Paris. Paper size: 8″ x 11 1/2″. Image size (including plate mark): 4 1/4″ x 5 3/8″. Artist signature in plate/image. From the November 14, 1875 issue of Paris a L’aeu-Forte. Very Good to Excellent Original condition. From a Pet and Smoke Free Home. See photos for condition description. Pictures are of the actual item(s) you will receive. 5 15 17 Box B5 #32. Case #12 4th Shelf.