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Georges Belin-Dollet's original etching, "A Digger" is based upon a perparatory drawing created by the French artist, Jean Francois Millet, depicting only the head of this subject. The figure, as well as the background, was created by Belin-Dolet. This original impression is printed upon hand-made mulberry paper and with full margins as published around 1890. It is signed in pencil by Georges Belin-Dollet and initialed within the plate 'J. F. M' (Jean Francois Millet). "A Digger" represents a superb example of the art created by the French artists, Jean Francois Millet and Georges Belin-Dollet. |
Title: | A Digger |
Engraver: | Belin-Dollet, Georges (France, 1839 - 1903) |
Designer: | Millet, Jean Francois (Gruchy, 1814 - Barbizon, 1875) |
Date: | c. 1890 |
Medium: | Original Etching |
Note: | Georges C. Belin-Dollet lived and worked primarily in Paris. There, he was a regular exhibitor with the Artistes Francais. His etchings after Millet were regularly shown in France, England and, particularly, the United States. Some of Georges Belin-Dollet's etchings, in fact, were published by the major New York City printseller and publisher, Knoedler. This may be the case with this large and impressive etching entitled, "A Digger", which owes its origin to a perparatory drawing of Millet depicting only the head of this subject. The figure of "A Digger", as well as the background, is created by Belin-Dolet. |
Jean Francois Millet (1814-1875) was undoubtedly one of France's finest nineteenth century masters. His art was a primary influence upon such artists as Camille Pissarro, Georges Seurat and Vincent van Gogh. Several artists, in fact, dedicated most of their artistic oeuvre to a re-examination of Millet's artistic techniques. The master's grandson, Jean Charles Millet, etched scenes and studies based upon Millet's designs in the early twentieth century. In the latter nineteenth century Georges Belin-Dollet dedicated much of his art to creating etchings after Millet's drawings and paintings. | |
Size: | 18 X 11 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.) |
Matted with 100% Archival Materials | |
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Condition: | Printed upon hand-made mulberry (rice) paper and with full margins as published around 1890. Signed in pencil by Belin-Dollet along the lower right margin. Containing slight creasing within the image and small paper loss at the tip of in the upper right margin far from the image else a fine, early impression and in very good condition throughout. "A Digger" represents a superb example of the art of both Jean Francois Millet and Georges Belin-Dollet. |
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Original Etching by the French artist, Georges Belin-Dollet designed by Jean Francois Millet.
A Digger |
View other original etchings by Georges Belin-Dollet.
Georges Belin-Dollet (France, 1839 - 1903) | ||||||
# | Image | Title & Artist | Medium | Date | Source | - |
01- | A Digger by Georges Belin-Dollet designed by Jean Francois Millet | Original Etching | c. 1890 | Signed in pencil by Georges Belin-Dollet along the lower right margin. | ||
02.- | The Winnower by Georges Belin-Dollet designed by Jean Francois Millet | Original Etching | c. 1890 | Signed in pencil by Georges Belin-Dollet along the lower right margin. | Sold |
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