Eugene Veder was a French artist/printmaker born in St.-Germain-en- Laye near Paris in 1876. He exhibited at the Salon des Independants 1912-13 and at the Salon des Artistes Francais from 1922 becoming a member of the society. After serving in the First World War he exhibited war paintings and sketches at the Salon des Armees in 1920. The publisher, Albert Morance issued etchings of Paris by Veder and promoted his work in the French periodical Byblis in 1926. Eugene Veder is best known now for his etchings of Paris often highlighted with hand-colouring and printed by the artist himself.