Theodore Valerio - Femme Mariee de Belgrade or Married Woman from Belgrade

Femme Mariee de Belgrade (Married Woman from Belgrade)

Theodore Valerio's original etching, "Femme Mariee de Belgrade" (Married Woman from Belgrade) was printed by the French artist and printer, Auguste Delatre, Paris in 1855. This impression is signed and dated in the plate by Theodore Valerio along the lower right and bears his red 'cache de vente' seal stamp above the title, and the printer's details, "Imp. Delatre Fg. Poissonniere, 145 bis." along the lower left margin. It also bears the text, "Les Populations des Provinces Danubiennes en 1854." and the plate number (5) "V" in the upper margin. It is one of a series etchings Theodore Valerio delineated portraying the lives of the Hungarian, Baltic and Slavic peoples (Costumes de la Hongrie et des Provinces Danubiennes Dalmatie, Montenegro, Croatie, Slavonie, Frontieres Militaires) from 1853 to 1865."Femme Mariee de Belgrade" is a fine example of Theodore Valerio's art, one of France's nineteenth century masters of etching.

Femme Mariee de Belgrade (Married Woman from Belgrade)

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Theodore Valerio (Herserange, 1819 - Vichy, 1879)
No.	Image	Title & Artist	Medium	Date	Note	-
01.-		Enfants Tsiganes (Tziganes) (Gypsy Children) by Theodore Valerio	Original Etching	1853	Signed and dated in the plate by Theodore Valerio and bearing his red 'cache de vente' seal.
02.-		Femme et Enfants Slovaques (Slovak Woman and Children) by Theodore Valerio	Original Etching	1855	Signed and dated in the plate by Theodore Valerio and bearing his red 'cache de vente' seal.
03.-		Femme Mariee de Belgrade (Married Woman from Belgrade) by Theodore Valerio	Original Etching	1854	Signed and dated in the plate by Theodore Valerio and bearing his red 'cache de vente' seal.	Sold
04.-		Femme Mariee du Village de Skrad (Married Woman from the Village of Skrad) by Theodore Valerio	Original Etching	1854	Signed and dated in the plate by Theodore Valerio and bearing his red 'cache de vente' seal.	Sold
05.-		Femme Tsigane (Tzigane) (Gypsy Woman of Uy-Szasz) by Theodore Valerio d'Uy-Szasz by Theodore Valerio	Original Etching	1855	Signed and dated in the plate by Theodore Valerio and bearing his red 'cache de vente' seal.
06.-		Femme Valaque du Village de Tunar (Valaque Woman from the Village of Tunari) by Theodore Valerio	Original Etching	1855	Signed and dated in the plate by Theodore Valerio and bearing his red 'cache de vente' seal.	Sold
07.-		Jeune Fille de Sebenico (Young Woman of Sebenico) by Theodore Valerio	Original Etching	1864	Signed and dated in the plate by Theodore Valerio and bearing his red 'cache de vente' seal.	Sold
08.-		Jeune Fille du Comitat d'Heves by Theodore Valerio	Original Etching	1864	Signed and dated in the plate by Theodore Valerio and bearing his red 'cache de vente' seal.	Sold
09.-		Kerulet des Environs d'Erdo-Kovesd, Hungary (Kerulet Near d'Erdo-Kovesd, Hungary) by Theodore Valerio	Original Etching	1855	Signed and dated in the plate by Theodore Valerio and bearing his red 'cache de vente' seal.
10.-		Kondas des Bords de la Theiss (Kondas from the Shore of the River Theiss, Hungary) by Theodore Valerio	Original Etching	1853	Signed and dated in the plate by Theodore Valerio and bearing his red 'cache de vente' seal.	Sold
11.-		Paysan Slovaque de Tyrnau (Slovak Peasant from Tyrnau) by Theodore Valerio	Original Etching	1853	Signed and dated in the plate by Theodore Valerio and bearing his red 'cache de vente' seal.	Sold
12.-		Pecheurs des Bords de la Theiss (Fishermen from the Banks of the River Theiss, Hungary) by Theodore Valerio	Original Etching	1855	Signed and dated in the plate by Theodore Valerio and bearing his red 'cache de vente' seal.	Sold
13.-		Souvenir de Hollande (Remembrance of Holland) by Theodore Valerio	Original Lithograph	1844	Signed and dated in the stone by Theodore Valerio to the lower right and bearing the publisher's name, title, artist's name, & the printer's details in the lower margin.
14.-		Tsikos des bords de la Koros (Tsikos from the Shores of the Koros, Hungary) by Theodore Valerio	Original Etching	1855	Signed and dated in the plate by Theodore Valerio and bearing his red 'cache de vente' seal.	Sold

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Title:	Femme Mariee de Belgrade (Married Woman from Belgrade)
Artist:	Valerio, Theodore (Herserange, 1819 - Vichy, 1879)
Date:	1855
Medium:	Original Etching
Printer:	Auguste Delatre, Paris
Note:	Costumes de la Hongrie et des Provinces Danubiennes Dalmatie, Montenegro, Croatie, Slavonie, Frontieres Militaires
Note:	Theodore Valerio: A famous French etcher, painter and lithographer, Theodore Valerio was a pupil and lifelong friend of Charlet. Displaying considerable talent at an early age, Valerio began exhibiting his art at the Paris Salon in 1838 at age nineteen. As a young man he both studied and etched in Germany, Switzerland and Italy. Shortly thereafter Valerio made his first of many trips to the Hungarian Empire and to the Baltic States. He was immediately drawn to the customs and lives of these peoples and thereafter devoted most of his art to them.
	From 1853 to 1865, Theodore Valerio recorded the dress, customs and habitations of the Hungarian and Baltic peoples with several brilliant series of original etchings. Although these etchings faithfully render each and every detail, these are no mere costume plates. Both Valerio's gifted talents and his deep reverence for the persons he portrayed make these etchings major works of art. Indeed, one has to search all the way back to the seventeenth century studies of Wenzel Hollar to find anything so accomplished in this medium.
	Theodore Valerio's etchings delineating the lives of the Hungarian, Baltic and Slavic peoples were printed in Paris by Auguste Delatre. Perhaps the finest printer of etchings of any era, such contemporary masters as Whistler, Meryon, Millet, Rousseau and Daubigny relied upon Delatre for his skills and expertise. As well, this particular impression of Femme Mariee de Belgrade (Married Woman from Belgrade) appears to be from a select edition. It is printed upon fine, China paper and impressed onto a large sheet of white, wove paper. Furthermore it bears Theodore Valerio's red 'cache de vente' 'T.V.' seal within the etching along the lower margin.
	Among the many fine works created during his artistic career, Theodore Valerio also illustrated Souvenirs de la Monarchie Autrichienne, a set of designs etched by Valerio, printed by Pierron and Delatre, Paris, 1853. That same year (1853), Valerio's original lithograph, Souvenir de Holland (Remembrance of Holland) was published in Paris by L'Artiste and printed by Auguste Bry in Paris. Valerio's original etching entitled, Bacho-bozoucq (Souvenir de Silistrie), from the Societe des Aquafortistes, Paris, Eaux-Fortes Modernes Originales et Inedites, was published in 1864 and edited by Cadart & Luquet. Listed below are various 19th century etchings created by Thodore Valereio for a series of costume designs from the Costumes de la Hongrie et des Provinces Danubiennes Dalmatie, Montenegro, Croatie, Slavonie, Frontieres Militaires created from 1853 to 1865. In the final decade of his life, Valerio visited England. He was not however impressed by what he termed, "the gray and green appearance of the country." He spent his last years in ill health in Brittany, always longing to return to the Hungarian lands he so loved.
Size:	11 1/4 X 7 1/2 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
	Framed and Matted with 100% Archival Materials
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Condition:	Printed upon thick, white, wove paper and with full margins as published in Paris in 1855. It should be noted that the dimensions of the paper extend almost to the border of the frame. Such extra wide margins were often used for early or special impressions. Thus on this special impression, Theodore Valerio's red seal stamp appears along the lower margin. The etching itself is printed upon a fine sheet of china paper which has been pressed into the wove paper almost to the plate-mark. Femme Mariee de Belgrade (Married Woman from Belgrade) is signed and dated in the plate by Theodore Valerio along the lower right and bears his red 'cache de vente' seal stamp above the title, and the printer's details, "Imp. Delatre Fg. Poissonniere, 145 bis." along the lower left margin. It also bears the text, "Les Populations des Provinces Danubiennes en 1854." and the plate number (5) "V" in the upper margin. A superb, early impression and in near excellent condition throughout. This original etching represents a prime example of the famous art of Theodore Valerio, one of France's great nineteenth century masters of etching.
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