117 Émile Baudement (1819–1886) – Rare Heliogravure - Taureau de Durham / Durham Bull (1862)

Rare heliogravure print finished with engraving and lithography (a mixed technique) originates from Emile Baudenent’s work ”Les Races bovines au Concours universel agricole de Paris en 1856 : Études zootechniques”. The work was published in Paris, 1861-62.

”Les Races bovines au Concours universel agricole de Paris en 1856 : Études zootechniques” is r emarkable work and superb album and one of the most beautiful works on cattle breeds. The plates are based on photographs by Nadar jeune (alias Adrien Tournachon, half brother of Félix Nadar), interpreted in pencil by animal artists or sculptors such as Rosa or Isidore Bonheur, Émile Van Marcke, Barye, Troyon, etc. and then reproduced with several engraving techniques such as photo engraving by A. Riffaut, Ch. Nègre, etc. Ref. Nissen (ZBI) 257.

Émile Baudement (1819–1886) was a French zootechnical expert and professor, renowned for his contributions to animal husbandry and agricultural science. He played a significant role in organizing the 1856 Concours Agricole Universel, where he documented and promoted various foreign livestock breeds. Baudement's research and work, particularly his publication Les Races bovines au Concours universel agricole de Paris en 1856, had a lasting impact on the study of livestock breeding. His expertise helped shape modern practices in animal breeding and contributed to the development of agricultural techniques.

Artist or Maker:

Emile Baudement

Dimensions:

48 cm x 35 cm

Medium:

Heliogravure print finished with engraving and lithography

Date:

1861-62

Condition Report:

This work is in good condition overall. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox or mottled marks to be expected with age. Please review the images carefully for condition details, and feel free to contact us with any questions or for a comprehensive condition report.