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Louis Icart Drypoint and Aquatint Etching 'Spanish Comb' 1922
Lorna Byskou
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Lorna Byskou

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Louis Icart Drypoint and Aquatint Etching 'Spanish Comb' 1922

1900 - 1920
For Sale by Lorna Byskou
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Louis Icart drypoint and aquatint etching, 'Spanish Comb' - also known as 'Blue Vanity', 1922. Signed in pencil and numbered 254, with publisher's embossed seal. Published by the Estampe Moderne, 14 Rue de Richelieu, Paris. Copyright by the F.H. Bresler Co., Milwaukee, USA. Remounted and reframed. In good condition.

Dimensions of Image:

Height: 45 cm

Width: 36 cm

Dimensions of Frame:

Height: 72.5 cm

Width: 61.5 cm

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Physical Dimensions
Height
72.5cm (28.54")
Width
61.5cm (24.21")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Declaration

Lorna Byskou has dated this Louis Icart Art Deco Etching to the 1920s.

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SA891713
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We have been trading for over thirty five years, specialising in 19th century decorative gilt mirrors and furniture. Items can be viewed, by appointment, at our shop in Brasted, Kent, TN16 1JA. All our deliveries are made using a carrier that specialises in handling antiques and fine art, please contact us for further information.

'END OF SUMMER' SALE - 15% DISCOUNT ON ALL OUR STOCK UNTIL 31ST AUGUST.

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Louis Icart drypoint and aquatint etching, 'Spanish Comb' - also known as 'Blue Vanity', 1922. Signed in pencil and numbered 254, with publisher's embossed seal. Published by the Estampe Moderne, 14 Rue de Richelieu, Paris. Copyright by the F.H. Bresler Co., Milwaukee, USA. Remounted and reframed. In good condition.

Dimensions of Image:

Height: 45 cm

Width: 36 cm

Dimensions of Frame:

Height: 72.5 cm

Width: 61.5 cm

'END OF SUMMER' SALE - 15% DISCOUNT ON ALL OUR STOCK UNTIL 31ST AUGUST.

Height
72.5cm (28.54")
Width
61.5cm (24.21")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Date of Manufacture

Lorna Byskou has dated this Louis Icart Art Deco Etching to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA891713
Lorna Byskou
Lorna Byskou
Sellingantiques verified Since Mar 2012

Specialising in 19th century decorative gilt mirrors and furniture.

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A framed Art Deco print by Louis Icart titled Spanish Comb, depicting a woman seated at a dressing table adjusting a comb in her hair.
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Archive I A framed Art Deco print by Louis Icart titled Spanish Comb, depicting a woman seated at a dressing table adjusting a comb in her hair.

Louis Icart Drypoint and Aquatint Etching 'Spanish Comb' 1922

Archive II A framed Art Deco print by Louis Icart titled Spanish Comb, depicting a woman seated at a dressing table adjusting a comb in her hair. View II
Archive III A framed Art Deco print by Louis Icart titled Spanish Comb, depicting a woman seated at a dressing table adjusting a comb in her hair. View III
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Lorna Byskou

Lorna Byskou
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A framed Art Deco print by Louis Icart titled Spanish Comb, depicting a woman seated at a dressing table adjusting a comb in her hair.
Louis Icart Drypoint and Aquatint Etching 'Spanish Comb' 1922
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A framed Art Deco print by Louis Icart titled Spanish Comb, depicting a woman seated at a dressing table adjusting a comb in her hair.
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Art Deco drypoint etchings from the 1920s are known for their fluid lines, soft tonal gradients, and focus on elegant, stylised figures. Artists of this era used drypoint techniques alongside aquatint to achieve both sharp linear detail and subtle shading.

These prints were executed on copper plates engraved with precision tools, inked, and pulled onto high-quality woven paper. Many pieces were additionally finished with hand-applied colour washes or delicate aquatint dusting.

Authentic prints typically feature the artists handwritten pencil signature in the lower margin, alongside publisher details printed at the top edge. Original impressions often show a visible plate mark indented into the paper and may bear a blind stamp.

A framed Art Deco print can be hung above a console table, dressing desk, or sideboard to serve as a focal point. Paired with minimalist modern framing or dark timber accents, it brings period character to modern interiors.

To prevent fading and deterioration, paper prints should be mounted using acid-free materials and framed behind UV-filtering glass. Keep the artwork away from direct sunlight and high humidity environments.
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