Galerie Christian Collin

(1856 - 1943)

The bunch of flowers

Drypoint and aquatint

A nice impression on wove paper, signed in pencil lower right, state proof.

Aside to his interpretation's work, Emile Sulpis shows his times in a series of small original intimate prints. The female figure holds a central place: portraits, bathing scenes, languid models, sports and domestic activities are recurring subjects in his paper work. In view of he annotations in the margins, it is a personal production, probably not intended for the public. Emile Sulpis worked on different engraving processes, in a "print's kitchen" combining several techniques and multiplying the states.

Plate: 130 x 175 mm.

Sheet: 165 x 255 mm..

Condition: with margins, time- and light-staining, slight foxing.