This exquisite 1926 etching and aquatint by Louis Icart, titled Badende (Bathers), beautifully exemplifies the artist’s celebrated mastery of elegance, movement, and feminine sensuality. Published by L’Estampe Moderne of Paris (14 Rue de Richelieu), the work features three women gathered beside a quiet woodland pool, rendered in Icart’s signature blend of delicate draftsmanship and lush, atmospheric shading. The sweeping trees and soft tonal transitions create a dreamlike setting, while the figures—draped in airy, textural fabrics—exude a sense of intimacy, style, and Art Deco sophistication. Subtle hand-applied color highlights further enrich the composition. This impression is pencil-signed by Louis Icart in the lower right, numbered 181, and bears the embossed blind stamp of L’Estampe Moderne, affirming its authenticity and limited-edition status.