Description:

A charming vintage print showing a fisherman walking barefoot across the sands of Mont Saint-Michel, Normandy, followed by his loyal dog with the island’s famous abbey rising in the distance.

The original illustration was created by 19th-century French artist Hippolyte Lalaisse, and this edition was published in France by Éditions d’Art Daniel Dervaux, a respected art publisher active from the 1930s to the 1960s. Dervaux was known for producing beautifully coloured reproductions celebrating regional life and the coastal heritage of Mont Saint-Michel, Normandy.

This mid-century edition captures the calm and poetic atmosphere of the Normandy shoreline, a view that still enchants travellers from around the world today. Professionally framed in Lancashire, England, with the framer’s label remaining on the back, it is ready to hang and brings a nostalgic touch of French countryside charm to any interior.

Key Features:

• Mid-20th-century print published by Éditions d’Art Daniel Dervaux
• After the original 19th-century artwork by Hippolyte Lalaisse
• Depicts a fisherman and his dog with Mont Saint-Michel, Normandy, France in the background
• Professionally framed in Lancashire, UK, with gallery label on the reverse
• Ready to hang
• A lovely choice for Francophiles, travellers, and dog lovers

Size:

(W) 29.5cm

(H) 37cm

(D) 1.5cm

Condition:

In very good vintage condition. The frame is tidy and complements the artwork beautifully.