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Donald Shaw Maclaughlan's original etching, Ruelle du Pecheur is printed upon hand-made, laid, Van Gelder paper and with full margins as published by the Gazette des Beaux Arts in Paris in 1902. It is signed and dated by MacLaughlan in the plate along the upper margin. Ruelle du Pecheur is a fine, original example of the etched art created by the Canadian / American artist, Donald Shaw MacLaughlan. |
Title: | Ruelle du Pecheur |
Artist: | Maclaughlan, Donald Shaw (Charlottetown, P.E.I., 1876 - New York, 1938) |
Date: | 1902 |
Medium: | Original Etching |
Publisher: | Gazette des Beaux-Arts, Paris |
Note: | Donald Shaw MacLaughlan: Regarded as one of America's finest etchers of the early twentieth century, Donald Shaw MacLaughlan was in fact a Canadian. He was born and raised on a farm in Prince Edward Island, moving with his family to Boston in 1890. To complicate matters of nationality even further, most of Donald Shaw MacLaughlan's outstanding works of art were created when he lived and worked first in France and later in Italy. MacLaughlan first studied art in Boston under J. W. O. Hamilton. By 1898, however, he had settled in Paris to complete his education at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts. |
Within a very short period of time Donald Shaw MacLaughlan had established himself as a major international etcher. In 1901 two of his etchings were accepted by the prestigious Salon de la Societe Nationale des Beaux-Arts and in 1903 he was elected an Associate of the Salon. Etchings created during this period, such as, Ruelle du Pecheur, proved a major influence to artists of all nationalities. Donald Shaw MacLaughlan even instructed other expatriate Canadian artists then living in Paris, most notably Clarence Gagnon and Frank and Caroline Armington. From 1905 to 1914, he lived and worked at Asolo near Venice, Italy. | |
In 1929, James Laver wrote on Donald Shaw MacLaughlan's art: "His is probably the most considerable single achievement of any son of the British Dominions Overseas. It is only the completeness of his technical apparatus which makes his range as an etcher possible. Every process of etching technique, every stage in the production of the finished work, is treated by him almost as part of a religious rite. ... Most modern etchers know how to print, very many of them do their own printing, but few perhaps bestow upon the process the care and labour expended by MacLaughlan. Not content with the mere printing, he always grinds and prepares his ink himself, rightly claiming that some plates need a stiffer ink than others, that sometimes the appropriate tint is warmer, sometimes colder, and that it is only the etcher himself who can properly decide." * These comments help to explain why Ruelle du Pecheur, like so many other MacLaughlan architectural studies and landscape views, is a masterwork of the art of etching. * (James Laver, A History of British and American Etching, London, Ernest Benn Limited, 1929, pp. 120 & 121) | |
Gazette des Beaux Arts: The revival of etching as a prominent form of art first took place in France in the mid nineteenth century. Sparked by the Paris etchings of Charles Meryon, French artists elevated etching to a creative process of art as vital as painting or sculpture. Such an outburst of artistic energy in this field had not been seen since the days of Rembrandt and other seventeenth century Dutch master etchers. | |
At the vanguard of this wave was the Paris based Gazette des Beaux Arts. Beginning with its initial publication in 1859, the Gazette regularly commissioned the greatest etchers of the day to supply original graphic art for publication. Nineteenth century editions included original etchings by Daubigny, Goya, Meryon, Whistler, Seymour Haden, Max Liebermann, Albert Besnard and others. And from the beginning of the twentieth century until it ceased publication in 1930, such fine international artists as John Sloan and Donald Shaw MacLaughlan contributed works of art. With artists such as these it's easy to understand why etchings from the Gazette have long been sought after. | |
Raisonne: | Marie Bruette, Descriptive Catalogue of the Etched Work of Donald Shaw MacLaughlan, Chicago, 1924. |
Catalogue #50. Sixth and final state as published in the Gazette des Beaux Arts in 1902. | |
Size: | 8 1/2 X 6 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.) |
Framed and Matted with 100% Archival Materials | |
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Condition: | Printed upon hand-made, laid, Van Gelder paper and with full margins as published by the Gazette des Beaux Arts in Paris in 1902. Signed and dated by MacLaughlan in the plate along the upper margin. Containing a restored, hairline tear in the upper right corner, else a superbly printed impression by the artist and in excellent condition throughout. Ruelle du Pecheur represents a prime, original example of the famous etched art of Donald Shaw MacLaughlan. |
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Original Etching by the Canadian / American artist, Donald Shaw Maclaughlan.
Ruelle du Pecheur |
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# | Image | Title & Artist | Artist Info | Medium | Date | - | |
01.- | Coin de Marche a Venise by Georges Gobo | Georges Gobo (San Francisco, 1876 - Nantes, France, 1958) | Original Etching | 1929 | |||
02.- | Etude (Study) by Alfred Stevens | Alfred Stevens (Bruselles, 1823 - Paris, 1906) | Original Etching | 1889 | |||
03.- | Evacues by Louis Jou | Louis Jou (Gracia, Spain, 1882 - Baux, 1968) | Original Etching | 1916 | Sold | ||
04.- | Femme Assise sur un Canape, 'Etude' (Woman Seated on a Sofa, 'Study') by Giuseppe de Nittis | Giuseppe de Nittis (Barletta, Italy, 1846 - Saint-Germaine-en-Laye, France, 1884) | Original Etching | Date: c. 1880 (1st Ed: 1913) | |||
05.- | Ferme a Vauhalen (Farm at Vauhalen) by Leopold Levy | Leopold-Levy (Paris, 1882 - 1966) | Original Etching | 1912 | Sold | ||
06.- | Ferme, Normandie (Farm, Normandy) by John Winkler | John W. Winkler 'John Winkler' (Austria, 1890 - San Francisco, 1979) | Original Etching & Drypoint Engraving | 1924 | |||
07.- | Fifth Avenue Critics ("Une Rue a New York") by John Sloan | John French Sloan 'John Sloan' (Lock Haven, PA, 1871 - Hanover, NH, 1951) | Original Etching | 1905 | Sold | ||
08.- | Fleurs (Flowers Still-Life) by Emile Roustan | Emile Roustan (Cambodia, 1877 - Paris, 1959) | Original Lithograph Printed in Colour | 1924 | |||
09.- | - | Le Tisserand (The Weaver) by Max Liebermann | Max Liebermann (Berlin, 1847 - 1935) | Original Etching | 1898 | Sold | |
10.- | La Place de l'Hotel de Ville a Hondschoote (Market Square in the Rain) by Paul Adrien Bouroux | Paul-Adrien Bouroux (Mezieres, 1878 - Paris, 1949) | Original Etching and Drypoint Engraving | 1922 | |||
11.- | Le Pont de la Tour a Londres by Paul-Adrien Bouroux | Paul-Adrien Bouroux (Mezieres, 1878 - Paris, 1949) | Original Soft Ground Etching Printed in Colour | 1921 | |||
12.- | Lever de Lune (Moonrise) by Charles Francois Daubigny | Charles Francois Daubigny 'Charles Daubigny' (Paris, 1817 - Anvers, 1878) | Original Etching with Plate Tone | 1871 | |||
13.- | Portrait of Constantin Meunier by Pierre Eugene Vibert | Pierre Eugene Vibert (Geneva, 1875 - 1937) | Original Woodcut Printed in Colour | 1902 | Sold | ||
14.- | Ruelle du Pecheur by Donald Shaw Maclaughlan | Donald Shaw Maclaughlan (Charlottetown, P.E.I., 1876 - New York, 1938) | Original Etching | 1902 | |||
15.- | Soleil Couchant (Sunset) by Charles Francois Daubigny | Charles Francois Daubigny 'Charles Daubigny' (Paris, 1817 - Anvers, 1878) | Original Etching | 1859 | |||
16.- | Toilette d'une Femme Turque by Alexandre Lunois | Alexandre Lunois (Paris, 1863 - Le Pecq (Seine-et-Oise), 1916) | Original Lithograph | 1912 | Sold | ||
17.- | Vue de Grece (View of Greece) by Maxime Lalanne | Maxime Lalanne (Bordeaux, 1827 - Nogent-sur-Marne, 1886) | Original Etching | 1864 | Sold |
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