The Boar Hunt

Original Lithograph
Not Framed - Will be Shipped in a Tube
Condition: Some light creasing in outer  margins of sheet.
Image size: 32 x 44 cm - Sheet size: 50 x 65 cm

A group of hunters and their dogs cross a winter landscape, probably in the Canton of Vaud, carrying a dead wild boar (sanglier).  Signed in pencil lower right and numbered 73/100. 

Charles Edouard Félix Clément was a well-known, versatile and prolific artist and illustrator from the Swiss Canton of Vaud. Born in the town of Rolle, he was an associate of the Swiss painter Rodolphe-Théophile Bosshard and the French author André Malraux.  Clément worked principally as a painter of the landscapes of the canton of vaud and an illustrator depicting Swiss scenes. During the 1930s, he created the stained glass windows for a number of churches in the Canton de Vaud, including for the Cathedral of Lausanne, and the churches at Coppet and Commugny.