Philippe Louis
Parizeau (1740–1801)
Pair of Etchings on a
Single Sheet
• Left Plate: “Two
Nymphs Embracing,” 1771
• Right Plate: “Two Nymphs with an Urn” (aka “The Source”), 1771
Technical Details
& Condition:
Pair of etchings printed
on a single sheet of fine laid paper, featuring the “Vimal Auvergne”
watermark—an esteemed paper known for its absorbent qualities, which hold ink
tones beautifully, and its robustness despite being very thin.
Both etchings are from
a series of 12 plates, printed on 6 sheets, titled “Sujets d'Histoire et de
Mythologie” (Subjects of History and Mythology). Published in Paris, these
works are based on neoclassical drawings by Louis Félix de la Rue (aka
Louis Félix Delarue, 1731–1765). The plates are numbered with “12” on the left
and “11” on the right, inscribed on each respective plate.
Both impressions are
strong, well-printed, and exhibit excellent detail. The sheet is in
near-pristine condition for its age, free from tears, holes, folds, or significant
stains.
Dimensions:
Plate Lettering
(inscriptions on both plates):
• On lower
pedestal (left): “L f La Rue inv”
• On lower pedestal (right): “Ph L Parizeau 1771”
References:
• Victoria & Albert Museum: https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O744842/deferentes-compositions-dapres-les-dessins-print-parizeau-philippe-louis/
• Chairish: https://www.chairish.com/product/3692477
• 1stDIBS: https://www.1stdibs.com/art/prints-works-on-paper/figurative-prints-works-on-paper/philippe-louis-parizeau-sujets-dhistoire-et-de-mythologie-original-etching-p-l-parizeau-1771/id-a_4615372
Price & Shipping:
AU$278 (approximately US$194.08
/ €169.90 / £146.80), including worldwide express shipping.
Please note: Import duties and taxes (if any) are the buyer’s responsibility.
If you are interested
in acquiring this rare pair of etchings on their original, well-preserved, and
untrimmed sheet—remarkably exemplifying the transition from Rococo to
Neoclassicism—please contact me at oz_jim@printsandprinciples.com. I am happy
to provide a secure PayPal invoice for a seamless purchase.
This pair of prints has been sold















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