Au Luxembourg (At the Luxembourg Gardens)

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Au Luxembourg (At the Luxembourg Gardens)

Jean-Émile LaboureurLinkedCulture matchlcp-900ae71cfa47

Date
1897
Medium
woodcut
Culture
France, late 19th Century
Department
Prints
Institution
Cleveland Museum of Art
Object ID
160561

Threatened by the use of photomechanical methods to reproduce images in journals, printmakers formed various professional groups to demonstrate the artistic superiority of woodcut and wood engraving for the purpose of illustration. The Society of Wood Engravers (Société Corporative des Graveurs sur Bois) published a monthly art and literary review called L'Image (1896-97), in which Au Luxembourg appeared.

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