Original Leon Danchin Signed Print Pair of Sporting Dogs Pointers

Leon Danchin 1887-1939 born in Lille, France, in 1887, he studied sculpture at L'Ecole des Beaux Art in Paris and was accepted by the Salon des Artists from the age of sixteen.
His specific interest developed towards country scenes with particular attention to dogs. Danchin's work is widely recognized as some of the finest when it comes to the canine species. He specialized in sporting dogs and his images grace some of the most prestigious homes in the world. Danchin's fine eye for detail and expression is evident in all of his work. He produced about one hundred different engravings and lithographs of dogs, which were immediately successful in the art world. Leon Danchin died at the beginning of the Second World War in Bergues, where he is buried

Signed in pencil by the artist
Actual plate size 36 x 67cms
Numbered  357 /500
Unframed but will send original frame without the glass if requested please ask
Image of the dogs plate size in Good Condition for its age, with virtually no foxing and some, see photos, mainly to the border edge, which can be removed if preferred relatively easily

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