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Jacques Philippe Le Bas's original engraving, Ruine Grecque (Greek Ruins) is printed on early 18th century laid, watermarked paper and with margins extending at least 1 inch past the plate-mark on all sides. This impression is the First and Only State as published by Le Bas in Paris around 1750. G. K. Nagler relates that this engravings depicts the ruins of Rudera. Ruine Grecque (Greek Ruins) is a fine example of the famous and architectural and lanscape art created by the French artist, Jean Philippe Le Bas. |
Title: | Ruine Grecque (Greek Ruins) |
Engraver: | Le Bas, Jacques Philippe (Paris, 1707 - 1783) |
Designer: | Panini, J. P. |
Date: | c. 1750 - 1760 |
Medium: | Original Engraving |
Note: | Jacques Philippe Le Bas: One of the most distinguished French engravers of the eighteenth century, Jacques Philippe Le Bas was the son of a hairdresser. His talent for art however was noticed at an early age and when he was fourteen he was apprenticed to M. Herisset, an engraver of architecture. The young Le Bas soon outgrew the talents of his master and he was placed under the painter/engraver, Nicolas Tardieu. |
Le Bas's first engraved work was commissioned by de Crozat and gained for the artist a national reputation. Creating important engravings of figure studies, landscapes and architectural studies after such masters as Boucher, Lancret, Watteau, Rubens. Rosa and Rembrandt, Jacques Philippe Le Bas became a full Academician of the French Royal Academy in 1743. In total this great engraver left an oeuvre of over 300 works of graphic art. | |
The reputation of Le Bas's engraved art was so strong that as early as 1745 he began publishing his own art from his Paris studio at rue de la Harpe. His influence was also strongly felt as a scholar and teacher of the fine arts. He taught engraving techniques to such now well known artists as Cochin, Moreau, Eisen, Nicholas DeLaunay, Le Mire and England's Robert Strange and William Ryland. | |
Raisonne: | G. K. Nagler, Neues Allgemeines Kunstler-Lexikon, Leipzig, Schwarzenberg & Schumann, Vol. 8, p. 304. |
Catalogue #90, First and Only State as published by Le Bas in Paris around 1750. Note: Nagler relates that this engravings depicts the ruins of Rudera. | |
Size: | 18 1/4 X 12 1/8 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.) |
Matted with 100% Archival Materials | |
Condition: | Printed on early 18th century laid, watermarked paper and with margins extending at least 1 inch past the plate-mark on all sides. Bearing an unidentified collector's mark to the lower right, under the plate-mark. Containing some foxing, particularly in the outer margins, else a brilliantly printed impression and in excellent condition throughout. Ruine Grecque is both a large and important example of the eighteenth century engraved art of Jacques Philippe Le Bas. |
Price: | Sold - The price is no longer available. |
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Original Engraving by the French artist, Jacques Philippe Le Bas.
Ruine Grecque (Greek Ruins) |
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Jacques Philippe Le Bas (Paris, 1707 - 1783) | |||||||
# | Image | Title & Artist | Medium | Date | Designer | Notes | - |
01- | L'Eau (Water) by Jacques Philippe Le Bas | Original Engraving & Etching | c. 1745 | David Teniers (Anvers, 1610 - Bruxelles, 1690) | G. K. Nagler, Catalogue # 124, First and Only State. | ||
02.- | Ruine Grecque (Greek Ruins) by Jacques Philippe Le Bas | Original Engraving | c. 1750 - 1760 | J. P. Panini | G. K. Nagler, Catalogue #90, First and Only State | Sold |
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