Noce de Village Bauernhochzeit. Original-Farbkupferstich von Charles-Melchior Descourtis (French, 1753-1820) nach Nicolas-Antoine Taunay (French, 1755-1830). ca. 1850. 35 x 23 cm - Erhaltung siehe scan, mit wenigen kleineren Stockflecken im Himmel und Knickspuren.

Noce de Vilage was made by the French printmaker Charles-Melchior Descourtis, who was known for his wash-manner work, a process where transparent layers of color were superimposed over each other to create subtle shades that resembled gouache or watercolor wash drawings. Here the effect was achieved using five etched and engraved copper plates, each carrying a different color ink. The print was based on a gouache drawing by the French painter Nicholas-Antoine Taunay. Genre scenes such as this one were enthusiastically collected in the late eighteenth century, and this print was particularly well received, prompting Decourtis to collaborate with Taunay on three more.

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