Ex-Libris pour "L'Ensorcelée" (Bookplate for "L'Ensorcelée")

Buhot employed a mix of sharp lines (via etching and drypoint) and soft shading (through aquatint and roulette) to achieve depth, characteristic of late 19th-century printmaking. The composition's interplay of light and dark enhances the overall sense of volume and atmosphere.

Created circa 1884, specific details regarding the print's ownership history and exhibition record are not provided in the available information.

This work reflects the late 19th-century interest in bookplate design as an artistic expression, often commissioned for literary works. 'L'Ensorcelée' (The Enchanted One) suggests a connection to a book of possibly mystical or romantic themes.

While specific influence or notable exhibitions of 'Ex-Libris pour L'Ensorcelée' are not detailed, it contributes to the broader appreciation of Buhot's printmaking skill and the aesthetic of his era's bookplate art.