French century-old peacock carving hand-colored - re-framed print

French century-old peacock carving hand-colored - re-framed print These prints are from the Encyclopedia of Nature published in France around 1850. The animal prints in the book were jointly created by some well-known French artists in the 19th century. These prints are hand-engraved, transferred to the page, and then hand-painted by the artist. Therefore, it can be seen that although the blank parts on the side have turned yellow after a hundred years, the colors and patterns on the birds are still clear. visible. The hair and eyes of the birds on the engravings are lifelike. The engraving skills, toning and coloring skills are top-notch, and each piece is unique. Because it is a high-quality engraving, the production history below is also very clear. The artist who participated in the painting in the 19th century signed the name and the name of the bird. The engraving has been re-entrusted to a hand-made watch frame master, and the frame is re-framed by simulating the color matching of foreign frames. It is very worthy of collection. Full frame size: 28.5*18.8cm It is in good condition. The inside pages are pages of a century-old book. It is inevitable that there are historical traces such as yellowing. Those who can accept it will buy it again.