Charles Ancelin (1863-1940) - c.1925 Pochoir Print Chevaux De Courses (No.6)

Description

An exciting study of a horse race with riders jumping over a post. This fine hand-coloured Pochoir print is signed in plate and inscribed in graphite with the print number in the series. Published Galerie Lutetia. On paper.

Condition

The condition is typical for a picture of this age including some very minor discolouration to the edges of the paper. Very light crease marks to the edges of the paper.

Size

30 x 48.5cm (11.8" x 19.1")
Sheet: 37.5 x 55cm (14.8" x 21.7")

Collection Information

This wonderful selection of Art Deco equestrian prints by Charles Ancelin (1863-1940) are still as captivating as the day they were printed. Scenes include horse jumping, polo matches and buggy driving.

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Artist Biography

Charles Ancelin (1863-1940) was a French illustrator specialising in equestrian drawing, most notably horse racing, military equestrian, and trotting scenes rendered in the Art Deco style. He was most prolific during the early part of the 20th century, exhibiting widely from 1910 until the late 1920's when his style fell out of favour.