Featured Etching signature anyone please?

Charity shop buy, needs tidying up and new mount. 1970s/80s frame I think.
Image size 8 and a half by 6 inches. Cannot make out siggie. Any help appreciated. Sorry about the poor light and reflections.

 

Wow, quick work INH, I was seeing Paul or Frank Gziladh. Thank you

 

But according to this the signature is actually "Paul Trelade", a pseudonym of Gen [Eugene] Paul.
https://www.artoftheprint.com/artistpages/paul_gen_declin_jour.htm

 

His work is floating around the internet identified as being by both names: Paul Grilade, Paul Trelade. And I even see Paul Grilady.

Debora

 

The level of detail given about Paul Trelade, and this 1930 reference makes me think this is the correct reading of the signature.
https://rapportgallica.bnf.fr/reche...allica+any+"paul+trelade")&aig=2&mb=5&lang=en

 

It certainly does look like it with the accent over the e which I took for a dot over the lower case i but I can’t read all of the link you posted especially on full page on the left which I can’t enlarge. Seems most people are thinking the T is a G though so I really don’t know.
Thanks, I will try and find out more.

 

We've been here before, with another of Gen Paul's pseudonyms:
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/need-help-i-d-on-signature.33302/

 

Found another, no pencil siggie though and looks much fresher than mine, looking around the info seems to confirm it’s by Paul Trelade.

 

"Trelade" is actually an anagram of "Delatre", the printer with whom Gen Paul worked.