"Eglise de Saint Hectaire, Auvergne" by Eugene Isabey, Fr., (1803-1886) Pencil as I have seen a

as I have seen a good number of prints

A beautiful and moody impression

achieved fame early and is known today known primarily for his maritime subjects

on warm white wove paper

Hecht was a master of the difficult medium of engraving

"Eglise de Saint Hectaire, Auvergne" by Eugene Isabey, Fr., (1803-1886) Pencil as I have seen aLithograph, ca. 1831, printed & pub. by Englemann, Paris, on thin gray chine colle affixed to a wove warm white support sheet, some foxing,but limited to the margins of the support sheet outside the chine colle. "P 107" printed in text above the image, blindstamp of Charles Motte lower left corner edge of chine into support sheet. Margins probably trimmed. A beautiful, rich impression of this dramatically lit and masterfully drawn landscape by Isabey.