Parisian Caricatures

Pen-and-ink drawings from 19^th century Parisian newspapers provided the basis for these intriguing giclée prints. Celebrating the enduring wit of journalism's editorial artwork, each whimsical print offers a playful portrayal of human action and character.

• Based on copperplates of pen-and-ink drawings circa 1880.
• Giclée printing creates expert reproductions that faithfully re-create the detail of original artwork.
• Printed on archival paper.
• Mounted behind glass in solid basswood frames with a java-tone finish and embossed detailing.
• Ready to hang with sawtooth hardware and wire at the back.
• 13" x 17" overall (image 5" x 2 1/2").
• Print and frame made in USA.