I have this 1901 print  called "Innocence" from the work of Albert lynch, but have been unable to find another one on the internet  like it.

The upper right hand corner has the printers name and that it was printed in Austria.

 

Lynch specialised in painting female subjects to which he brought a charming elegance and sophistication typical of such
belle epoque paintings. He worked most often in pastel or watercolour, although he occasionally used oils, and he provided
illustrations for two books, 'La Dame aux Camelias' by Dumas fils and 'La Parisienne' by Henry Becque. He was made a Chevalier
de la Legion d'honneur in 1901. Gerald Schurr describes Lynch's work as: 'd'un agencement toujours decoratif et d'une elegance
tres fin de siecle ... il est plus souple, plus proche des graces sophistiquees de Helleu dans ses portraits dont certains, par
la puissance stenographique du trait, evoquement meme Lautrec.'
He was an illustrator, an American illustrator. but he's from Peru.

So I thought I would put it out there on the net just in case anyone out there knows anything more about it  or just wants to see more of his work .  Contact me if you want to buy it or know how to restore it  or just want to add some comment here.

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