"The Gate, Venice" by Ernest D. Roth, (Amer., 1879-1964) Featured on printing out paper

on printing out paper

this is a very fine example of one of her prints

Manuel Robbe was a master printmaker of the Belle Epoque who specialized in color aquatint views of Paris and intimate glimpses of fashionable french woman at leisure or in private domestic moments

on very thin cream laid paper

Tape residue along top margin edge from previous mount

"The Gate, Venice" by Ernest D. Roth, (Amer., 1879-1964) Featured on printing out paperEtching, 1906, ed. unknown, A. E. 4, 6 1 2 x 7 1 2, unsigned, on cream laid paper. By 1905 when he left America for Europe, Ernest Roth had studied etching at the National Academy under James Smillie and was already an accomplished artist. Etching his first Venetian subjects just three years after Whistler's death, Roth was among the most talented of the next generation of etchers to focus on the floating city as a favored subject. This early view of