‘EVENING ON THE LOT; THE CHATEAU D’ESTAIGNE’ by Margaret Aulton is an etching with aquatint. Monocolour. This is an early MA, so approx. 1920 making it best part of 100 years old. Signed in pencil with the usual MA monogram; This one also has a title label & a Peters, Davis & Co publishers label. There is also a Peters, Davis blind stamp, bottom left. Image 225 x 300mm. In very good condition.
Is this the only MA copy of ‘ON THE LOT; CHATEAU D’ESTAIGNE’ left on the planet? It is almost certainly the best.
Margaret Aulton – Chateau d’Estaigne
£95.00
‘EVENING ON THE LOT; THE CHATEAU D’ESTAIGNE’ by Margaret Aulton is an etching with aquatint. Monocolour.
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Would look splendid in a gentleman's office/smoking room/library
