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341 - Edouard Manet, *La Parisienne*. 1874–1910. Woodcut on laid paper with a “Torre con esafoglio” watermark. 100 x 148 mm. Sheet size: 296 x 240 mm. Guérin, 90. Signature on the plate in the lower right corner. The subject portrayed, Madame Nina de Villard (wife of the writer Hector de Callias), is the same woman depicted in the oil painting *Woman with Fans* (1873–74), now in the collection of the Musée d’Orsay, and was an eccentric figure in the Parisian artistic and literary salons of the 19th century. This woodcut was created in 1874 but was not published until 1910 in *Manet and the French Impressionists* by Theodore Duret. There are two variants of this print: the present one and a version with a fan added to the left of the figure. (1) Slightly browned paper with a few scattered spots. The engraving is in good condition.
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Edouard Manet, *La Parisienne*. 1874–1910. Woodcut on laid paper with a “Torre con esafoglio” watermark. 100 x 148 mm. Sheet size: 296 x 240 mm. Guérin, 90. Signature on the plate in the lower right corner. The subject portrayed, Madame Nina de Villard (wife of the writer Hector de Callias), is the same woman depicted in the oil painting *Woman with Fans* (1873–74), now in the collection of the Musée d’Orsay, and was an eccentric figure in the Parisian artistic and literary salons of the 19th century. This woodcut was created in 1874 but was not published until 1910 in *Manet and the French Impressionists* by Theodore Duret. There are two variants of this print: the present one and a version with a fan added to the left of the figure. (1) Slightly browned paper with a few scattered spots. The engraving is in good condition.
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