Business card of printers Auguste and Eugène Delâtre in Paris
Henry Somm · 1844 - 1907
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Why is this public domain? Henry Somm died in 1907; this work is in the public domain.
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This etched trade card by Henri Somm, dated 1902, shows a woman in a long dress reading a large printed sheet beside a printing press, with loose sheets and a cityscape of rooftops drifting across the top. The calligraphic text advertises the artistic printing house of A. and Eugène Delâtre at Rue Lepic in Montmartre, offering etching instruction, trial proofs and limited editions.
