POIRÉ Léopold (1879-1917). - Lot 558

POIRÉ Léopold (1879-1917). "Hémicycle de la place carrière". Etching. Signed lower right in the design. Size: 13 x 30.5 cm. Léopold Poiré was a French photographer and engraver, born in Metz on June 23, 1879 and died in Nancy on June 18, 1917. He began his artistic career as an apprentice in an engraving workshop in Metz, where he developed his skills in photography and engraving. One of his most notable works is "Hémicycle de la Place Carrière", produced in etching. The Place Carrière hemicycle is a landmark in Nancy, known for its classical architecture and historical significance. Poiré has captured the essence of this place through his art, highlighting the architectural details and atmosphere of the site. Léopold Poiré's style is characterized by a fine treatment of lines and shadows, typical of the etching technique. His works reflect a sensitivity to the beauty of urban landscapes and scenes of daily life, which helped him make a name for himself in the artistic milieu of his time. Lorraine art consultant: Mr. Robert Leterrier