Carnet du Grand-Lemps et du Dauphiné (Twenty-Five Sheets)

This notebook, bound in beige cloth, contains about forty-six sketches between the front and back of each sheet. The subject of fauna makes up the largest group, with seventeen studies, followed by twelve landscapes and nine figures. There are also three portraits, one genre scene, and four pieces of various other subjects, with pencil as the principal medium. Notable drawings include landscapes of Le Grand-Lemps, views of waterfalls, and a portrait of the artist's sister Andrée on horseback.