Gustavo Cochet

Le Forgeron (The Blacksmith) from Arthur Rimbaud: Oeuvres Completes

Gustavo Cochet's original woodcut, Le Forgeron (The Blacksmith), was printed and published in Argentina for the limited edition portfolio, Arthur Rimbaud: Oeuvres completes (1943). Altogether, the Gustavo Cochet created three woodcuts to illustrate Rimbaud's poems. A previous owner has matted and framed this original woodcut together with the opening lines of the poem. Gustavo Cochet has signed the woodcut within the block with his 'G C' monogram to the lower left. This is a fine, original example of the woodcut art created by the Argentinean artist, Gustavo Cochet.

Le Forgeron The Blacksmith Original Woodcut by Gustavo Cochet from the portfolio Arthur Rimbaud Oeuvres completes

Le Forgeron (The Blacksmith) from Arthur Rimbaud: Oeuvres Completes

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Gustavo Cochet (Rosario, 1894 - Funes, Santa Fe, Argentina, 1979)
#	Image	Title & Artist	Medium	Date	Notes
01-		Le Forgeron (The Blacksmith) by Gustavo Cochet for the limited edition portfolio, Arthur Rimbaud: Oeuvres completes.	Original Woodcut	1943	Signed with Gustavo Chochet's 'G C' monogram in the block to the lower left.
02.-		Une Saison en Enfer (A Season in Hell) by Gustavo Cochet for the limited edition portfolio, Arthur Rimbaud: Oeuvres completes.	Original Woodcut	1943	Signed with Gustavo Chochet's 'G C' monogram in the block to the lower left.

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Title:	Le Forgeron (The Blacksmith) from Arthur Rimbaud: Oeuvres Completes
Artist:	Cochet, Gustavo (Rosario, 1894 - Funes, Santa Fe, Argentina, 1979)
Date:	1943
Medium:	Original Woodcut
Publisher:	Viau, Buenos Aires
Note:	Gustavo Cochet: One of Argentina's finest twentieth century artists, Gustavo Cochet first studied under Cesar Caggiano in Buenos Aires, and then went to Barcelona at the age of seventeen to study painting and printmaking under Jose Dalmau and Lotrenil. Four years later he had his first one man exhibition there at Galeria Dalmau. In 1920 Gustavo Cochet moved to Paris and began regularly exhibiting his art in that city. He then enlisted in the French army, serving for a year.
	Gustavo Cochet returned to Rosario in 1928 and in 1931 his book, Diario de un pintor, was published. In 1934 he was again in Spain, taking an active role with the Republicans in the Spanish Civil War. Cochet also became an influential member of the Federacion Anarquista Iberica at this time. In this decade he created a series of 22 aquatints dealing with the horrors of war, entitled, Caprichos.
	Because of the defeat of the Republicans in 1939, Gustavo Cochet and his family fled to France. Several years later he returned permanently to his native Argentina, living in Santa Fe where a large exhibition of his art was held at the Museo Rosa Galsteo de Rodriguez. He also served as Professor of Painting there at the Escuela de Bellas Artes.
	Gustavo Cochet was also a fine writer. Besides Diario de un pintor, he authored such books as Entre el Ilanyo y sierra (1939), and El grabado: historia y tecnica (1943). Today a large collection of Cochet's art is housed in the Museo Gustavo Cochet, Funes, Argentina.
Source:	Le Forgeron hails from a limited edition portfolio entitled, Arthur Rimbaud: Oeuvres completes published by Viau in Buenos Aires in 1943. The first few opening lines to Rimbaud's poem read; Le Forgeron - Palais de Tuileries, vers le 10 aout 92 "Le bras sur un marteau gigantesque, effrayant d'ivresse et de grandeur, le front vaste, riant, Comme un clairon d'airain, avec toute sa bouche, Et pregant ce gros-ladans son regard farouche, Le Forgeron parait a Louis Seize, u jour..." *Arthur Rimbaud
Size:	7 X 4 3/4 X 2 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
	Framed with 100% Archival Materials

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Condition:	Printed upon laid paper and with full margins as published in Buenos Aires in 1943 in an edition of 1530 impressions. Signed with Cochet's monogram in the block to the lower left. The opening lines to Arthur Rimbaud's poem appear to the left. Le Forgeron (The Blacksmith), is in excellent condition throughout and represents a prime example of the influential art of Gustavo Cochet.
Subject:	Gustavo Cochet, original woodcut, Le Forgeron (The Blacksmith), Rimbaud's poems, artists of Argentina, Spanish Civil War, Federacion Anarquista Iberica, French poet.
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