Paris Etching Society Signed Print Boyer Vintage A Cottage By The River 1930s

Including frame 13" × 11 1/2", Actual size of print showing 9" × 7", preowned, the frame has a little paint wear but, otherwise, good condition from a non-smoking household.
Original Paris Etching Society From the 1930s
Signed Print BOYER (Ralph Ludwig Boyer) numbered 207 SLZ in a circle (Sidney Lucas)
WIKIPEDIA:
Sidney Z. Lucas (1896-1966), a Hungarian-born New York art publisher and dealer who founded the Camilla Lucas Gallery in 1928. He was known for publishing and selling both original prints (including etchings, aquatints, and lithographs) and reproductions. Lucas also ran the "Paris Etching Society," commissioning European artists to create prints for his North American market.

AI OVERVIEW:
Founded by art dealer Sydney Lucas, the society's name was a marketing tool to associate its prints with France, though it was based in the United States. Lucas would commission artists overseas to create works, which were then released and sold in the U.S. under the society's banner.