Antique Signed & Numbered Etching by Robert F. Logan: “Maison d’Hugues Aubriot”

As shown. See all photos. Limited edition original etching. 17.5” x 21.5”

“‘House of Hugues Aubriot’ by Robert Fulton Logan, circa 1920s. Hugues Aubriot was a provost of Paris in the 14th century who notably built the Bastille. The etching depicts a building believed to be Aubriot's residence in Dijon.
Artist: Robert Fulton Logan (1889-1959), Canadian/American artist
Title: House of Hugues Aubriot
Medium: Etching on paper
Date: Circa 1920s
Edition: Numbered 19 of 100
Subject: house of Hugues Aubriot in Dijon, France
Technique: detailed linework and shading typical of etching”

“Robert Fulton Logan, painter, etcher, educator, lecturer and designer, was born near Lauder, Manitoba, Canada on March 25, 1889. He studied etching in Winnipeg with Frank Armington and, at age 16, enrolled in the School of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, where he studied with Frank Benson, Philip Leslie Hale and Edmund Tarbell. He then contined his studies at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.”