The procession comes from outside and crosses the nave. The faithful kneel in the passage; at left, in the choir, groups of choir children and priests; one plays the organ, the other the cello. A new effect is given by the use of a whiter paper and a blacker ink, and by wiping the plate very clean, leaving no tone on the unetched areas. Much of the work in the background has been reduced. The face and hands of the figures kneeling behind the grill at the right have been clealry defined.
Procession comes from outside and crosses the nave. The faithful kneel in the passage; at left, in the choir, groups of choir children and priests; one plays the organ, the other the cello. The picture in the upper left has been lightened. The small kneeling figures on the second level to the right have been darkened, and a dark tone with added details has been drawn over the entire right side of the print. The cellist's head has been reworked.
The procession comes from outside and crosses the nave. The faithful kneel in the passage; at left, in the choir, groups of choir children and priests; one plays the organ, the other the cello. Lines have been drawn across the curtain to the left of the rope of the bell ringer. Added work on the pillar directly above. Other areas to the left of the plate have been richly printed adjusting the values to eliminate spottiness. The plate was printed on a toned paper with a warmer ink than the fifth state.
Procession comes from outside and crosses the nave. The faithful kneel in the passage; at left, in the choir, groups of choir children and priests; one plays the organ, the other the cello. The picture in the upper left has been lightened. The small kneeling figures on the second level to the right have been darkened, and a dark tone with added details has been drawn over the entire right side of the print. The cellist's head has been reworked.
Small placard, for the interior of a bookseller's shop, from the pamphlet of the preceding number. Below the marionette theatre, a part of the personnel, the policeman, the commissary, Pierrot and the cat, are before the footlights, a man with a long beard and a Buridan cap holds a large placard on which can be read "Prologue par F. Desnoyers."