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Maxime Lalanne
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Letter from Maxime Lalanne to Eliezer Montefiore
This letter in French is dated 25 October 1879, is addressed to Eliezer Montefiore, and concerns four framed drawings and eight etchings sent for the Sydney International Exposition, with prices given for: Parc du M. de Balzac à Villeneuve St Georges, charcoal drawing (F1,500); Vue de Bordeaux, pres de la place Richelieu, charcoal drawing (F1,200); a frame of 20 etchings (F400); and a frame of 2 etchings, Ruines du Palais Gallien à Bordeaux and Bordeaux, effet de niege, and artist's proofs (F150).
A Treatise on Etching. Text and Plates by Maxime Lalanne. Authorized Ed. Translated from the 2D French Ed. by S.R. Koehler. with an Introductory Chapter and Notes by the Translator
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The Complete Prints of Maxime Lalanne
With its appearance in 2003, Jeffrey Villet's catalogue raisonné has become the standard reference on Lalanne's etchings. Since 2010 Lalanne's 47 lithographs have been catalogued along with those etchings, together with extensive commentaries and notes on the states, and essays on his Lalanne's life and work. This catalogue is in its 4th edition, superseding earlier editions with dozens of new states and much additional information on editions and variations over time.
