Kohl, Armand

Ports, river settlements and Roman ruins from across the world fill prints by Armand Kohl, the Paris-born French illustrator...

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Ports, river settlements and Roman ruins from across the world fill prints by Armand Kohl, the Paris-born French illustrator and engraver who exhibited at the Salon from 1869 and engraved after drawings by other artists. He was born in 1845, and the material here dates from 1872 to 1885. North African towns and Roman remains form large groups, while other subjects follow the Nile, Niger, Ogooué and Orinoco. Industrial and agricultural scenes include diamond-working apparatus and cinnamon packing, and Melbourne, Honolulu and Boston carry the city views across the oceans.

Ports, river settlements and Roman ruins from across the world fill prints by Armand Kohl, the Paris-born French illustrator and engraver who exhibited at the Salon from 1869 and engraved after drawings by other artists. He was born in 1845, and the material here dates from 1872 to 1885. North African towns and Roman remains form large groups, while other subjects follow the Nile, Niger, Ogooué and Orinoco. Industrial and agricultural scenes include diamond-working apparatus and cinnamon packing, and Melbourne, Honolulu and Boston carry the city views across the oceans.

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