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Delacroix lithograph from 1833 by renowned French Romantic artist Eugène Delacroix (1798–1863), titled Muletiers de Tetuan. This original 19th-century lithograph was published in Gazette des Beaux-Arts, a prestigious French art periodical, and represents Delacroix’s celebrated North African subject matter inspired by his travels in Morocco.
This antique lithograph is finely detailed, showcasing Delacroix’s expressive line work and narrative composition. The scene depicts mule drivers at rest, a theme closely associated with Delacroix’s Orientalist works and highly sought after by collectors of French Romantic art, Orientalist prints, and 19th-century lithographs.
The sheet bears authentic identifying marks including “Gazette des Beaux-Arts” in the lower left and “E.5907” in pencil at the lower right. The verso is inscribed: Folio Fine Art London W1, Artist Delacroix 1798–1863, Title Muletiers de Tetuan. The work is corner-mounted at the top left and right, professionally matted, and framed for display.
A rare opportunity to acquire an original Delacroix lithograph from the early 1800s—ideal for collectors of museum-quality works, antique prints, or European fine art.
Details & Measurements:
Artist: Eugène Delacroix (French, 1798–1863)
Title: Muletiers de Tetuan
Date: 1833
Medium: Lithograph on paper
Sheet size: 9 x 12 inches
Frame size: 15½ x 13 inches
Condition: Antique; consistent with age
Condition:
This antique lithograph is in very good vintage condition consistent with its age (produced 1833). The paper shows light, even toning and minor age-related handling marks, typical of 19th-century works and not distracting to the image. No tears, holes, or significant losses observed. The image remains crisp and well-defined with strong line quality.
The piece is professionally matted and framed; the mat appears clean and stable. The artwork is corner mounted at the top left and right, allowing for safe display without adhesive to the sheet. Verso inscriptions are present as noted and contribute to provenance. Frame shows minimal wear consistent with normal use.
Overall, this is a well-preserved, display-ready antique lithograph suitable for collectors, decorators, or institutional buyers seeking an authentic Delacroix work.
