Émile Dezaunay (1854-1938) Messe en Bretagne, or Mass in Bannalec. Circa 1895. Etching and roulette. 418 x 317. Cat. Pont-Aven 64. Printed in color. A very fine proof on ivory laid paper, numbered and signed in pencil. Light scattered foxing. Light trace of oxidation at the opening of the passe-partout. Full margins. Edition of 50 proofs. Dry stamp: Ed. Sagot éditeur Paris (Lugt 2254). Stamp R. T. This print was featured in the exhibition Before and after Gauguin, Atlanta, 2008. "Representing the exit from mass in Bannalec - the seated women carry the giz-foen, the Fouesnant guise, which blooms between the Odet and Laïta rivers - this engraving by Emile Dezaunaya was edited by Edmond Sagot and printed by Eugène Delâtre. Eugène Delâtre. (M. Grivel, ed., Gauguin et l'École de Pont-Aven, exhibition catalog, Paris, Bibliothèque nationale, 1989, p. 132).