(Pierre) Paul-Adrien Bouroux (1878–1967)

(left image) "Une tranchée de première ligne à l'Hartmannswillerkopf" [A front line trench at a Mass at the Hartmannswillerkopf], 1918

(centre image) "La cathédrale de Reims, vue de la Neuvillette" [Reims Cathedral, seen from Neuvillette], 1918

(right image) "Le cimetière de Silberloch (Hartmannswillerkopf)" [Cemetery Silberloch (Hartmannswillerkopf)], 1918.

From "De la Mer aux Vosges", Geneva, 1921.

Etchings in sepia ink on wove paper, in an edition of 300

Size: (sheet) 27.8 x 22.4/27.3 x 22 cm; (plate) 21.7 x 16.8./21.3 x 16.2cm

Inscribed in the plate (lower edge) with the artist's signature, title and date

Condition: richly inked impressions with plate tone and margins in very good condition.

I am selling all three of prints by Paul-Adrien Bouroux for AU$155 in total (currently US$113.65/EUR100.44/GBP78.61 at the time of posting these prints) including postage and handling to anywhere in the world.

If you are interested in purchasing these visually arresting etchings from WW1, please contact me (oz_jim@printsandprinciples.com) and I will send you a PayPal invoice to make the payment easy.

Une tranchée de première ligne à l'Hartmannswillerkopf [A front line trench at a Mass at the Hartmannswillerkopf], 1918

La cathédrale de Reims, vue de la Neuvillette [Reims Cathedral, seen from Neuvillette], 1918

Le cimetière de Silberloch (Hartmannswillerkopf) [Cemetery Silberloch (Hartmannswillerkopf)], 1918