Frederic Regamey (aka Frédéric Régamey) (1849-1925)
“De L'Ame Des Betes” (transl.)
“Of the Soul of the Beasts”—no doubt a reference to René Descartes’ [1596–1650]
proposition that animals do not feel anything and do not think because they do
not speak, 1873.
Etching on fine cream laid
paper, trimmed with a small margin around the image borderline (as published) and
backed with a support sheet.
Size: (sheet) 10.2 x 9.3
cm; (image borderline) 9.4 x 8.5 cm.
Condition: a delicate
impression showing slight plate movement, trimmed with a narrow margin (3 mm)
around the image borderline, in near pristine condition and laid onto a support
sheet of millennium quality washi paper.
I am selling this exquisite
and very small etching of a cat, which I see as seemingly breathing in the life
of Paris from its high perch with birds flying past in formation, for AU$227
(currently US$155.80/EUR138.85/GBP126.28 at the time of posting this print)
including postage and handling to anywhere in the world (but not, of course,
any import duties/taxes imposed by some countries).
If you are interested in
purchasing this gorgeous etching of a French cat in a state of contemplative
bliss, please contact me (oz_jim@printsandprinciples.com) and I will send you a
PayPal invoice to make the payment easy.
This print has been sold
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