, too, have an etching by Davril. The label on the back says: ORIGINAL ETCHING Proof taken from a copper plate etching. The plate each time hand inked, hand painted, and printing done by hand. Published at a short limited edition, numbered and signed by the artist. Plate destroyed at the end.
By Davril______________at Paris, France. The Title is "The Old Quay"
I really don't care what it's worth, I just like it, and my question is, " Shall I remat and reframe it?" There isn't a mat now, but one could be added. The original frame is peeling and perhaps could be refinished. What do you think is best to do with it?

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Louis Davril via Ebay.com $90-$260 via twitter
Etching, with aquatint in colors.

Paris Etching Society, publishers

1935
Sidney Lucas and the Paris Etching Society were renowned for their application of colors using aquatint in a manner that looks virtually identical to hand-applied watercolors
About the Paris Etching Society:

The Paris Etching Society was founded by New York gallerist Sidney Zoltan Lucas. From 1928 through the 1950s, Lucas would travel from America to France in order to hand-select the artists he would publish under the PES name. Impressions made under this moniker typically include Lucas' initials in a triangle chop mark as well as mention of the Camilla Lucas Gallery, Sidney's gallery .

Lucien Dasselborne(1873-1962) Davril Listed French Colored Etching

Up for an auction is vintage original Limited Edition colored etching by listed French artist Lucien Dasselborne ( 1873-1962) who signed his etchings with pseudonym Davril.Listed in Benezit
http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/lucien-dasselborne-1873-1962-davril-56319092