La Fête nationale au Boulevard Clichy (National Holiday on the Boulevard de Clichy)

Buhot's multi-technique approach yields a textured, visually engaging image. The juxtaposition of bold lines (etching, drypoint) with tonal depth (aquatint) and subtle accents (gold) enhances the scene's dynamic atmosphere.

Created in 1878, the work is now part of the National Gallery of Art's collection in Washington, D.C.

The piece reflects late 19th-century French urban life and the tradition of commemorating national holidays through public gatherings.

While not widely discussed in broad art historical narratives, it remains a notable example of Buhot's skill in capturing ephemeral urban moments through innovative printmaking techniques.