Paris, Rue Mazarine

Paris, Rue Mazarine  is an original Modern artwork realized by Luigi Beltrami   (Genoa 1855 - 1933) in 1877 . 

Original B/W Etching on ivory cardboard. 

Excellent conditions. 

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Paris, Rue Mazarine   is an excellent Black and White etching realized in the Second half of the XIX Century by the Italian artist and architect Luigi Beltrami. The work reproduces a view on the famous Rue Mazarine in Paris.  This path is traced on the site of the counterscarp path of the enclosure of Philippe Auguste. It is the old rue des Fossés-de-Nesle, bordering on the outside the wall of Philippe Auguste. It is mentioned under the name of "rue de Nesle" in a 1636 manuscript.

This work has been realized by the Italian artist   Luigi Beltrami   (Genoa 1855 - 1933).   He initially attended the Brera Academy, which he abandoned to follow  Camillo Boito in the Higher Technical Institute. In 1876, he moved to the Paris School of Fine Arts and dedicated himself to study trips. He came back to Milan two years later and became a professor of architecture at the Academy of Fine Arts and then at the Polytechnic. Famous in the field of restoration, he is responsible for much of the current appearance of Piazza della Scala in Milan. It created the most important buildings on the sides not occupied by the Theater: Palazzo Beltrami (1886), Palazzo de La Permanente (1886), Palazzo Marino facade (1888-1892), Palazzo della Banca Commerciale (1923-1927) . He also carried out numerous restorations of medieval and Renaissance buildings (Castello Sforzesco in Milan, Rocca Sforzesca in Soncino, bell tower of San Marco in Venice). Other famous works include the Central Synagogue of Milan (1892) and the New headquarters of Corriere della Sera (1904).