The Lovers Watercolored Photogravure Romantic Old Print 19th C

Exceptional in size and quality of execution photogravure with watercolor after a painting by Charles Edward Perugini (1839 Napoli -1918 London)«Lovers in a Garden».
Photogravure edited by Goupil, put in colors (watercolor) by the master colorist of the workshop to serve as a model for other colourists.
Excellent & perfect condition of conservation, never restored nor cleaned, nor framed.
Provenance : Goupil workshops, Asnières
52 x 52,5 cm 20.47 x 20.66 inches subject ;
65 x 62 cm 25.59 x 24.4 inches sheet.
Good condition.
The original painting, known as "Lovers in a Garden" (here retitled "The World Forgetting" by Goupil) was sold to an american private collector by Whyte's auction Dublin on the 12th march 2012.

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