19th century French artist Jean-Baptiste Bertrand - Marguerite's Prayer - print

Introduction to printmaking_ Printmaking is a visual art form produced through printing means, and the process of printmaking has also experienced constant updating and development. Different from other visual arts, printmaking is made through the inversion or leakage of the layout. It can also be said that it is indirect and plural. Some paintings will have the total number and number of the prints. Common prints include etching prints, mimeograph woodcuts, watermark woodcuts, black and white prints, color process prints, etc. Artist introduction_ Jean-Baptiste Bertrand (1823-1887), French painter and lithographer. In 1844 he enrolled at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris, and in 1857 he had his first Salon exhibition. From 1866 Bertrand devoted himself to allegorical and genre scenes, which differed from his earlier Nazarene style. These are heroic depictions of great heroines in history and literature, such as The Death of Sappho (1867), The Death of Virginie (1869), The Death of Manon Lescaut (1870) 1872) and The Death of Ophelia (1872). Product Information_ Name: 19th century French artist Jean-Baptiste Bertrand - Marguerite's Prayer - Print. Dimensions: 15 x 23.5 cm. Note: The cardboard base/antique painting is old and has yellowing spots on the border as shown in the picture. **Old pieces inevitably have traces of history, as shown in the picture, please buy only if you can accept it.