Jules Émile ZINGG (1882-1942) Set of forty-nine black and colored woodcuts (most on cigarette paper, some trial). Bearing the signature stamp (slight folds and tears). Height: 12 cm to 32 cm - Width: 22 cm to 50 cm. from 12 cm to 32 cm - Width: from 22 cm to 50 cm Attached is a small in-4 documentation "Tuvache de Louis Léon-Martin : Quinze bois gravés par J.-E. ZINGG" (Tuvache by Louis Léon-Martin: Fifteen woodcuts by J.-E. ZINGG). Provenance: the artist's descendants. Jules Emile ZINGG entered the École des Beaux-Arts de Paris in Fernand CORMON's studio in 1902. He specialized in landscape painting and was named second prizewinner of the Prix de Rome in 1911. From 1926 and the creation of the "Société Belfortaine des Beaux-Arts", major exhibitions were organized in Belfort's museums, where his works were exhibited alongside those of Anders OSTERLIND, René-Xavier PRINET and Georges FRESET.