Workshop of Intaglio Printers, from "Le Magasin Pittoresque" 1852

"Workshop of Intaglio Printers, from 'Le Magasin Pittoresque'" is a lithograph created by Charles Jacque in 1852. It depicts two figures, likely engravers, working in a print shop. Jacque, a renowned French artist known for his depictions of rural scenes and animals, captured the intricate details of the workshop. The image showcases the printing process, featuring a press and the tools used by the artists. This work offers a glimpse into the world of printmaking in the mid-19th century and highlights the significance of craftsmanship in this artistic practice. This lithograph is part of the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.