Charles Aubry - La Barbe du Sapeur or The Beard of the Sapper Pioneer

La Barbe du Sapeur (The Beard of the Sapper {Pioneer})

Charles Aubry's original lithograph, (La Barbe du Sapeur) is printed upon early nineteenth century wove paper and bearing the title, date, artist and printer names along the lower margin. La Barbe du Sapeur translates to (The Beard of the Sapper {Pioneer}). It represents a fine, original example of the art created by Charles Aubry and early French lithography.

Original Hand-Colored Lithograph by the French artist, Charles Aubry

The Beard of the Sapper The Beard of the Sapper Pioneer Original Lithograph by the French artist Charles Aubry

La Barbe du Sapeur (The Beard of the Sapper {Pioneer})

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Francois-Seraphin Delpech (Paris, 1778-1825)
#	Image	Title & Artist	Aritist Info	Medium	Date	Publisher	-
01-		La Barbe du Sapeur (The Beard of the Sapper {Pioneer}) by the French artist, Charles Aubry.	Charles Aubry (Saumur, Active c. 1810 - 1840)	Original Hand-Colored Lithograph	1824	Delpech, Paris
02.-		Chateaubriand by the French artist, Zepherin Belliard.	Zepherin-Felix-Jean-Marius Belliard, 'Zepherin Belliard' (Born, Marseille, 1798 - Died, c. 1843)	Original Lithograph	1824	Delpech, Paris	Sold
03.-		Hortense by the French artist, Zepherin Zepherin Belliard	Zepherin-Felix-Jean-Marius Belliard, 'Zepherin Belliard' (Born, Marseille, 1798 - Died, c. 1843)	Original Lithograph	c. 1825	Delpech, Paris	Sold
04.-		View of the Castle Keep, Halaincourt (Vue du donjon d'Halaincourt) by Louis Villeneuve	Louis Jules Frederic Villeneuve, 'Louis Villeneuve' (Paris, 1796 - 1842)	Original Lithograph	1819	Delpech, Paris	Sold

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Title:	La Barbe du Sapeur (The Beard of the Sapper {Pioneer})
Artist:	Aubry, Charles (Saumur, Active c. 1810 - 1840)
Date:	1824
Medium:	Original Hand-Colored Lithograph
Publisher:	Delpech, Paris
Printer:	Delpech, Paris
Note:	Lithography was not invented in France, but it was the French who perfected the medium’s potential as a fine art form during its initial years. Such legendary masters as Delacroix and Gericault led the way yet, between 1810 and 1830, a host of other superb artists were bringing the original lithograph to the forefront. In fact, so many outstanding works were created in this field that the Restoration Salons began holding exhibitions solely in lithography as early as 1817.
	Officially, portraits and historical scenes were encouraged. Domestic scenes, such as this example, were not common. Charles Aubry was an early lithographic artist who made his reputation with hunting scenes and military subjects. In 1822 he accepted the post of professor of art at l'Ecole Militaire de Saumur. Listings from the records of the Restoration Salon indicates that Charles Aubry contributed one lithograph to the 1824 exhibition. It is not known whether the piece was La Barbe du Sapeur or another lithograph.
	Francois-Seraphin Delpech (Paris, 1778-1825), whose name also appears on this work, was perhaps the greatest early French printer of lithographs. Prints bearing Delpech’s name were a constant in the initial Salon exhibitions.
Size:	9 X 6 1/4 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
	Matted with 100% Archival Materials
Buy Now	Price: $245.00 US
Condition:	Printed on early nineteenth century wove paper and with margins cropped close to the image. Bearing the title, date, artist and printer names along the lower margin. In good condition throughout with unfaded early hand-coloration. La Barbe du Sapeur represents a fine, original example of the art of early French lithography.
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