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Introduction
Biography of
Félix-Hilaire Buhot
Buhot’s Experimental Techniques
Landing in England
state iii/v
state iv/v
state v/v
A Pier in England
state i/viii
state ii/viii
state vii/viii
The Passage
state i/iv
state iii/iv
state iii/iv
Glossary
Exhibition Information
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The Passage
(state iii/iv)

This state now carries the inscription “A Holyday Rain Storm and Music” which does not appear in the first state. For this impression, Buhot used a Japanese paper which has a more golden tone and a slightly slick surface that diffuses the ink and creates lines that are less crisp than those of state i.

The Passage, 1879–1885
etching, drypoint, roulette, aquatint, and soft-ground etching on japan paper, state iii/iv
National Gallery of Art, Washington, Gift of Jacob Kainen, 2002

 

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