Bernard Lepicié
Bernard Lepicié is represented in this archive by a single sheet, the titled Luncheon, printed from a copper plate worked in etching and engraving. That combination of line and tone places the image within the graphic traditions of the eighteenth century, where such prints circulated independently of painting and carried genre scenes and everyday subjects to a broad audience. The collection's holding is therefore modest in extent but specific in character: one impression, executed in the two intaglio techniques that define Lepicié's surviving output here, with no further sheets attributed to the artist in these holdings.
1 works in the collection · All public domain (CC0)
