1797 Swiss Costume Hand-Colored Engraving: "Paysanne de Zurich" Enhance your collection or decor with this genuine late 18th-century hand-colored engraving depicting traditional regional Swiss fashion. Sourced from the celebrated series Costumes de Différents Pays (Costumes of Different Countries), this piece features a peasant woman from Zurich, beautifully detailed and vibrant. Artist: Jacques Grasset de Saint-Sauveur (1757–1810) Engraver: L.F. Labrousse Origin: France (circa 1797) Medium: Hand-Colored Engraving on Fine Laid Paper (features full margins) Plate Mark Dimensions: 6" x 8.5" Total Sheet Dimensions: 7.75" x 9.75" Very Good antique condition. Unframed. Excellent color retention with expected light toning consistent with an authentic 200+-year-old paper antiquity. (Please see photos for full details). Grasset de Saint-Sauveur's ethnographic prints are highly prized for their historical documentation of global dress before industrialization. Perfect for framing, a gallery wall, or as a unique gift for lovers of Swiss history, fashion history, and antique botanical/costume aesthetics. A great find!