Charles Blondin was a French impressionist painter and print maker known for his depictions of Paris during different seasons. Born in 1913 in France his most active period dates from c. 1928 to the 1950s.
The Paris Etching Society and the Camilla Lucas Gallery published a colorful series of color etchings by Blondin of iconic views of Paris. His birth name is unknown as he took the name of Charles Blondin the famous tight rope walker from the 19th century.
This piece is one of those etchings, signed in pencil and numbered. The view is of a famous French boulevard with cars and people set in the 50's. The focal point is one of Paris' many monuments. Condition is very good, the piece is professionally matted and framed.
The frame is gold painted wood and measures approximately 16” by 13”, sight size measures approximately 12” by 9”.