In a clearing where there are rows, in even piles, of fallen trees whose stumps are still in the ground, a woodcutter, his axe raised, puts a trunk lengthwise. Only 2 impressions known.
In a clearing where there are rows, in even piles, of fallen trees whose stumps are still in the ground, a woodcutter, his axe raised, puts a trunk lengthwise. Only 2 impressions known.
In a clearing where there are rows, in even piles, of fallen trees whose stumps are still in the ground, a woodcutter, his axe raised, puts a trunk lengthwise. Only 4 impressions known.
In a glade, a kneeling monk chops a tree trunk with his axe; at right, three other monks come towards him. The painting from which this plate was etched belongs to M. Edwin Edwards; it passed in the sale with the false signature of Decamps.