Village Street in Artemare (Ain)

Adolphe Appian's "Village Street in Artemare (Ain)" is an etching from 1871, representing the third state of four. The plate measures 24 × 39.5 cm, while the sheet dimensions are 32.7 × 46.3 cm. This print, classified under "Drawings and Prints," was a gift of The Carnegie Corporation of New York in 1963 and is held by The Metropolitan Museum of Art. No provenance, exhibition history, or specific literature for this artwork is provided in the available data.

Appian, a French painter (1818–1898), created this work late in his career. The provided data does not specify his nationality, but his Wikipedia entry, linked in the authority record, confirms it. No cultural attribution is listed for the artwork itself.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art holds several other works by Appian, including "The Old Castle of Collioure" (1878), "A Pond" (1867), and multiple landscapes from the Ain region, such as "Near the Rix (Ain)" (1864) and "The Springs of the Albarine (Ain)" (1870). These holdings suggest a focus on natural landscapes and waterways, consistent with "Village Street in Artemare (Ain)."