CLOT Auguste (Paris 1858 † 1936). L. Pasteur, member of the Institut de France. 1886. Lithography. Proof on china applied on strong vellum, the indentation of the stone slightly marked, signed in the plate by the artist and Pasteur. Printed by Lemercier in Paris. Ref : I.F.F. n°1. All margins. 64.5 x 49.5 cm (sheet). Condition B (light marginal freckles). "Auguste Clot is not only a wonderful worker and printer, he is a lithographer himself, he exhibited at the Artistes Français between 1886 and 1906. This helps him in the works he is entrusted with. […]. Degas, was carried away by a facsimile of Clot, according to him: 'How, we dared...', then he added: 'He's really strong, the pig who did this'. "
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Not sold
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28%
CLOT Auguste (Paris 1858 † 1936). L. Pasteur, member of the Institut de France. 1886. Lithography. Proof on china applied on strong vellum, the indentation of the stone slightly marked, signed in the plate by the artist and Pasteur. Printed by Lemercier in Paris. Ref : I.F.F. n°1. All margins. 64.5 x 49.5 cm (sheet). Condition B (light marginal freckles).
"Auguste Clot is not only a wonderful worker and printer, he is a lithographer himself, he exhibited at the Artistes Français between 1886 and 1906. This helps him in the works he is entrusted with. […]. Degas, was carried away by a facsimile of Clot, according to him: 'How, we dared...', then he added: 'He's really strong, the pig who did this'. "
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