Title: |
Portrait of Guillaumin With The Hanged Man |
Artist: |
Paul Cezanne (Aix-En-Provence, 1839 - 1906) |
Date: |
1873 (Posthumous Impression) |
Medium: |
Original Etching |
Note: |
Paul Cezanne: The paintings of Paul Cezanne undoubtedly
formed the single greatest influence upon the development of modern art.
Rejecting all the current styles of the day he fashioned his own methods
of composition which led directly to the cubist innovations of Picasso,
Braque and others. |
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The creation of original lithographs and etchings played
a relatively small role within Cezanne's artistic oeuvre. This is somewhat
surprising as one of his closest friends, Camille Pissarro, was perhaps
the greatest and most prolific Impressionist etcher. It was only through
the insistence of Pissarro, and that of another close painting associate,
Armand Guillaumin (1841-1927), that Cezanne experimented with etching.
In 1873 Pissarro had invited Cezanne and Guillaumin to stay with him at
Pontoise and had also introduced them to Dr. Gachet. Gachet was an enthusiastic
amateur etcher and prevailed on all the artists who came to see him to
try their hand at etching; he even prepared the copper plates, supervised
the biting and pulled the proofs on his own press. |
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In total, Cezanne created five etchings during 1873 at the
press of Dr. Gachet. The first attempt was a landscape etching based upon
one of Guillaumin's paintings. The second etching was the Portrait
of Guillaumin with the Hanged Man. The third etching was a
landscape of the valley of the Bievre, the fourth a portrait entitled,
Girl's Head, followed by the fifth and final etching, Landscape
at Auvers. Each of these etchings was printed in only a handful of
contemporary impressions. |
Raisonne: |
Michel Melot and Jean Leymarie, Les Gravures Des Impressionnistes,
Paris, Arts et Metiers Graphiques, 1971. |
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Catalogue: Melot #2, second and final state.. |
Edition: |
Posthumous printing, Salomon, second state of two, Cherpin
2, Benturi 1159. |
Size: |
6 X 4 3/4 (Sizes in inches are approximate,
height preceding width of plate-mark or image.) |
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Framed and Matted with 100% Archival Materials |
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View larger Framed Image |
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Condition: |
Printed upon fine, hand-made, laid paper and with full,
deckled margins as published in Paris in the early twentieth century.
A finely printed impression and in excellent condition throughout. Portrait
of Guillaumin with the Hanged Man represents a most valuable, original
example of the famous art of Paul Cezanne. |
Price: |
Sold - The price is no longer available. |
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