About the Artist...

Louis Icart (1888-1950) captivated the free spirited Parisian art scene in the 1920's with his juxtaposition of traditional forms with the avant-garde Art Deco movement as he explored and perfected various etching techniques.

In his female subject, who later became his wife, Fanny, he was able to achieve the elusive combination of innocence and experience that would become his hallmark.

He had a successful career for some forty years as a graphic artist and his technique and imagery have led to a robust market for his work in the half century since his death.

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Lot Number FI218

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Original drypoint etching "Blue Parrot" by Louis ICart

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Lot Number FI215

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Original drypoint etching "Orchids" by Louis ICart

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Lot Number FI10054

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Original drypoint etching by Louis ICart "Blue Buddha"

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Lot Number FI10049

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Original drypoint etching by Louis ICart "Blue Buddha"

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Lot Number FI10050

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Original drypoint etching by Louis ICart "Little Book"

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Lot Number FI211

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Original drypoint etching by Louis ICart, “Faust”

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Lot Number FI10109

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Original drypoint etching by Louis Icart "Perfect Harmony"

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Lot Number FI10069

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Original Louis Icart dry point etching titled, "Golden Veil", signed
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Lot Number FI10048

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Original Louis Icart dry point etching titled, "Tea", signed lower right

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Lot Number FI209

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Original drypoint etching by Louis ICart "Coach", Circa 1926

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