Victor Adam - Triptych of 3 x 19th-century Hand-colored Lithographs (Horse-drawn Carriages)

Beautiful and rare set of three original 19th-century French lithographs (c. 1830–1850) by the prominent French painter and printmaker Jean-Victor Vincent Adam (1801–1866). Trained at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, Victor Adam is internationally known for his masterful depictions of horses, anatomy, and historical transport. Subjects & Triptych: This harmonious series depicts French postal and stagecoach transport from the time of the July Monarchy: 1. Chaise de Poste – Signed in the stone lower right (⁠V. Adam⁠). 2. Malle-poste – Stagecoach at the transfer station. 3. Rouen - Le Havre – Historic postal route in Normandy. Details & Specifications: Artist: Victor Adam (1801–1866) Technique: Lithograph on paper, period, hand-colored with watercolor. Dating: ca. 1830 – 1850 Signature: "V. Adam" signed in the stone on the print Chaise de Poste (fully authentic and representative of the entire publisher's series). Frame dimensions: 34 cm x 26.5 cm Image dimensions (passe-partout opening): 20 cm x 14.5 cm Framing & Condition: Professionally framed with a black passe-partout, refined gold binding, and a dark wooden frame. The prints are in very good authentic condition with a beautiful, natural patina. Museum Reference: Examples from this famous series are held in prominent museum collections, including the Musée Carnavalet in Paris and the Musée de Louviers. A magnificent, decorative set for collectors of classic equestrian art, horse racing, antique transport, or for a stylish classic interior. Delivery / Collection: Careful and secure shipping or collection by arrangement.