Tavern on the Way to Billancourt 1905
augustelouislepere
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drawing, print, etching, paper
pen and ink
landscape illustration sketch
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"Tavern on the Way to Billancourt" is an etching by Auguste-Louis Lepère created in 1905. The print depicts a quaint tavern nestled by a river, with a group of people walking towards it. The scene is rendered in a loose, gestural style that captures the essence of everyday life in a Parisian suburb. Lepère was a renowned printmaker and painter, known for his masterful use of line and his evocative depiction of urban landscapes. His works often showcase the beauty of ordinary moments, capturing the charm of everyday life in the bustling city. This etching is an excellent example of his skill, capturing the bustle of Parisian life through a distinct artistic vision.
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