Framed Belgian Architectural Etching Print “Le Calvaire (Anvers)” Candy Store Interiors We believe it dates to

We believe it dates to the mid-twentieth century

farine (flour)

The copper has developed rich warm tones

It would have been used to make cheese and dates to the late nineteenth century

Framed Belgian Architectural Etching Print “Le Calvaire (Anvers)” Candy Store Interiors We believe it dates toA framed Belgian etching titled Le Calvaire (Anvers), signed in pencil by G. Contryn and numbered 356 12. Likely dating to the early to mid 20th century, the print depicts a richly detailed architectural and religious scene in Antwerp, with Gothic arches, stone stairways and sculptural figures surrounding a calvary. The fine etched lines and atmospheric shadows give the piece a wonderfully moody character, while the restrained dark frame and textured