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Cathedral d’Arniens
Framed size: 22 in. (h) × 24 in. (w) × 1 in. (d)
$400.00
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About the work
A work by Axel Herman Haig, a founder of the Royal Academy of Painters-Etchers and Engravers, at the height of his powers. Haig was particularly skilled at balancing the architecture—he worked as an architect before turning to engraving—with romance and drama. This work shows extraordinary deftness of hand with angle and light.
An impression of this etching is held by the Art Institute of Chicago bearing the alternate title, “Choir Screen, South Aisle, Amiens”.
This is an exceptional work by an artist who is among the most accomplished of the Eighteenth Century European engravers.
| Attributes | Value |
|---|---|
| Medium |
Etching |
| Signing, Dating, and Titling | |
| Framing | |
| Condition |
Fine Condition |
| Type |
Old Etchings |
| Date |
About product details
Medium:
Etching, probably by drypoint, on cream wove paper.
Date:
1912
Signature:
Hand-signed by the artist in pencil en recto lower right.
Framing:
Custom framed in an ornamented wood frame with an eight-ply mat behind UV-filter glass. All conservation material.
Condition:
Fine condition; modest toning of paper but no visible flaws.
Framed Size:
22 in. (h) × 24 in. (w) × 1 in. (d)
Sheet Size:
19 in. (h) x 23.75 in. (w)
Image Size:
14.25 in. (h) x 17.5 in. (w)
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