Henri RIVIERE (Paris, 1864 - Sucy-en-Brie, 1951) Loguivy le Soir, 1904" calendar. Lithograph. Height: 23 cm. Width: 35.5 cm. Red iris HR stamp upper left, EV1 stamp lower left, EV3 stamp lower right. Nice, fresh proof on ivory vellum, full margins. From 1898, the Eugène Verneau printing house published an annual calendar illustrated with Henri Rivière's lithograph, which appeared that year in the series Le Beau pays de Bretagne. In 1902, for example, the calendar featured Bateaux au mouillage à Tréboul, or in 1904, Loguivy le Soir, which corresponds to the year of publication of the corresponding lithograph. Levasseur-Le Bohec: Lith 269

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