Louis Icart - France (1888- 1950)

Louis Icart etchings epitomize the depiction of women during the art deco period. He created in excess of 500 etchings using a combination techniques including drypoint, etching, sugaring and other. He added hand coloring as described in the limited edition book "Buying Works by Icart." He created full sized etchings, erotic illustrated books that were sold in France and were unsigned. Louis Icart created beautiful pastel enhanced lithographs, posters, unique menu covers, postcards, advertising prints, and oils on canvas.

The Louis Icart etchings we have for each category below may be seen by clicking on the thumbnail. We display artwork that we have. We stock over 300 Louis Icart full sized etchings, a good selection of original drawings, many of his illustrated books, several of his posters, lithographs, and other items including post cards and menu covers. The Louis Icart etchings we sell, are guaranteed to be original, authentic, and not modern reproduction prints. The Louis Icart etchings we have in stock are usually shown in the images. It is likely, we have more than one of an etching, book or lithograph. There is variation in pricing depending on the condition of the etching so e-mail us for a condition report. For prices, please e-mail us, we don't give prices or appraisals over the phone but we are always happy to talk to you.

Before buying a Louis Icart etching, read what you need to know, (click here).

Individual Louis Icart Etchings	Illustrated Books	Drawings and Pastels	Menu Covers - Posters

Oil Paintings + Lithos of Oils	Boudoir Art	Hand colored lithographs	Framing Options

The Louis Icart etchings are shown unframed in most cases to best display the image and the entire sheet, but we will be happy to frame them to your specifications. See the above link. Most of these works have been professionally conserved, but call or e-mail us for a condition report.

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