“Spirited Horses” Antique Lithograph by Henri LeRoy
The antique lithograph titled "Spirited Horses," created by late 19th-century French artist Henri LeRoy, showcases the dynamic energy and grace of equine subjects. This piece, numbered 16/20 and signed "Le Roy" in the bottom right corner, exhibits the charm and artistry typical of its era. While it holds a slightly water-stained top edge and bears 3 or 4 small punctures to the paper, these imperfections tell the story of its journey through time. The framing, likely dating back to the early 1900s, complements the artwork beautifully. The original wood backing remains intact, yet the lithograph has been carefully preserved with a new brown paper backing to ensure its longevity and prevent any risk of falling out of the frame. There is new hanging hardware and wire to ensure safe wall mounting. This is over 100 years old and quite rare find.
The antique lithograph titled "Spirited Horses," created by late 19th-century French artist Henri LeRoy, showcases the dynamic energy and grace of equine subjects. This piece, numbered 16/20 and signed "Le Roy" in the bottom right corner, exhibits the charm and artistry typical of its era. While it holds a slightly water-stained top edge and bears 3 or 4 small punctures to the paper, these imperfections tell the story of its journey through time. The framing, likely dating back to the early 1900s, complements the artwork beautifully. The original wood backing remains intact, yet the lithograph has been carefully preserved with a new brown paper backing to ensure its longevity and prevent any risk of falling out of the frame. There is new hanging hardware and wire to ensure safe wall mounting. This is over 100 years old and quite rare find.
The antique lithograph titled "Spirited Horses," created by late 19th-century French artist Henri LeRoy, showcases the dynamic energy and grace of equine subjects. This piece, numbered 16/20 and signed "Le Roy" in the bottom right corner, exhibits the charm and artistry typical of its era. While it holds a slightly water-stained top edge and bears 3 or 4 small punctures to the paper, these imperfections tell the story of its journey through time. The framing, likely dating back to the early 1900s, complements the artwork beautifully. The original wood backing remains intact, yet the lithograph has been carefully preserved with a new brown paper backing to ensure its longevity and prevent any risk of falling out of the frame. There is new hanging hardware and wire to ensure safe wall mounting. This is over 100 years old and quite rare find.
