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Grosvenor Prints, catalogue n°112
November, 1 2021November, 6 2021
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Grosvenor Prints, catalogue n°112

We have the pleasure of uploading our new science themed listing; Catalogue 112 featuring: Portraits, Meteorology, Astronomy, Transport, Fireworks, Architecture and more! Highlights include: Cover image: [Hirayama Jinta] Japanese Prints of Shell Effects. [n.d., c.1877.]Six very scarce Japanese woodblocks, printed in colours. Each sheet c. 220 x 150mm (8¾ x 6″), laid on card in pairs, with a typed English title label (as above). A little wear. Six rare Japanese Ukiyo-e prints promoting shell-effect fireworks by Hirayama Jinta (1840-1900), each titled in Japanese. In 1877 Hirayama Jinta founded a firework manufactory famous for its innovations in bringing new colours to...

Latest engraving catalog, the Sarah Sauvin Gallery
November, 1 2021November, 6 2021
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Latest engraving catalog, the Sarah Sauvin Gallery

Publication of the catalog ESTAMPES n°12 from the Sarah Sauvin gallery. Read and download on the website www.sarah-sauvin.com Cover : detail from Jean-Étienne LIOTARD (1702 – 1789) : Self-portrait, Hand at Neck (grande plate) – circa 1778/1781. Black manner engraving and  roulette. Exceptional print coming from Jean-Étienne Liotard, then by descent in the painter”s  family . 1st state (of 2), before the letter in the lower margin of the copper. Hendrick GOLTZIUS (1558 – 1617) : Le Dragon dévorant les compagnons de Cadmos/ The Dragon Devouring the Companions of Cadmus – 1588 Burin, 253 x 320 mm. Bartsch 262 ; New Hollstein 329. Very nice proof of...

Terrades Gallery, Fine Arts Paris
October, 11 2021November, 1 2021
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Terrades Gallery, Fine Arts Paris

The Terrades gallery will be present at the Fine Arts Paris next édition that will be held from November 6 to 11, 2021 at the Carrousel du Louvre.  Visual 1 : NICOLAS HENRI GUSTAVE KNOWN AS GUSTAVE MAILAND, Paris, 1810 – Cannes, 1880 Les Ruines de Karnak au crépuscule / The ruins of karnak at dusk, circa1856 Oil on paper mounted on canvas 25,5 x 34,5 cm PROVENANCE Artist’s workshop Angèle Emilia Marie Mailand, wife Chodron de Courcel, her daughter (1844-1923) By descent, private collection JEAN-LOUIS PRÉVOST, Nointel, circa 1740 – Paris, after 1810 Still-life with marble bowl, circa 1790 Oil...

Les nus de Marcel Gromaire/ Marcel Gromaire’s nudes, the Sagot – Le Garrec Gallery
October, 10 2021November, 1 2021
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Les nus de Marcel Gromaire/ Marcel Gromaire’s nudes, the Sagot – Le Garrec Gallery

Exhibition from Friday October 22 to Saturday November 27, 2021. Opening from Thursday, October 21, 2021 from 1:00 pm to 9:00 pm. The Sagot – Le Garrec gallery presents the exhibition Les nus de Marcel Gromaire/ Marcel Gromaire’s nudes with a set of prints and drawings. The theme of the female nude was chosen because it remains the most represented in the artist’s etchings as well as in his pen and ink drawings. Among his 245 engravings, more than fifty are female nudes. At first glance, we are struck by the unity and continuity of his work. Nevertheless, his favourite period for nudes is the...

Exhibition Judit Reigl, the Antoine Laurentin gallery
October, 10 2021November, 1 2021
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Exhibition Judit Reigl, the Antoine Laurentin gallery

The “unfolding” of life Works from the 1950s to the 2000s. Until October 30, 2021. The Laurentin gallery will pay tribute to the artist Judit Reigl in Paris, who passed away last year, by presenting a collection of works from the 1950s to the 2000s. Moving from surrealism to abstraction, Judit Reigl has always worked with a “total automatic, psychic and physical, writing “, favoring the speed of execution and the  breaking up of forms. The result of a physical encounter with materials, of a real, bodily movement that takes place in space-time, these works show a force that cannot leave...

Current news, the Sarah Sauvin gallery
October, 9 2021November, 1 2021
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Current news, the Sarah Sauvin gallery

The Sarah Sauvin gallery participates in the IFPDA’s online exhibition from 15 to 31 October : IFPDA Fair Fall 2021 Online Edition, It can be discovered on: IFPDA Fair Fall 2021 Online Edition, à découvrir sur fineartprintfair.org Next catalog of the gallery on October 14, 2021, available on: www.sarah-sauvin.com Visual : Jean-Baptiste Camille COROT (1796 – 1875) : Venus clipping Cupid’s Wings, 1st plate – circa 1869/70. Etching, Robaut 3132, Delteil 10. Extremely rare proof, of the very first edition, made by Alfred Robaut in 1873, dedicated by him to Mr. Brame.

Exhibition Peter Knapp, the baudoin lebon gallery
October, 9 2021November, 1 2021
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Exhibition Peter Knapp, the baudoin lebon gallery

Peter Knapp, from October 6, 2021 to November 6, 2021 Paintings and drawings Who knows Peter KNAPP ?Few people probably know him, because of his modesty, his kindness and his readiness.  If we mention the magazine «Elle» from the 1960s, the television show «Dim Dam Dom» and the advertising campaigns for Dim tights, then of course, Peter KNAPP’s trademark is revealed.For the general public, Peter KNAPP is a photographer; for insiders, he is a brilliant jack of all trades, a «Swiss Army knife» who has a sense of practicality, he is simultaneously designer, graphic designer, video artist, film director, set designer, stage director…Peter...

The Christian Collin gallery, japanese prints
September, 8 2021September, 24 2021
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The Christian Collin gallery, japanese prints

From September 16th The Galerie Christian Collin is offering its new acquisitions of Japanese prints this September. Visuals : Ando Hiroshige (1797 – 1858), No. 15, Yoshiwara : Floating Islands in the Marsh at the Foot of Mount Fuji, coloured woodcut,1855, print from the series Famous Views of the Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido. Hiroshi Yoshida (1876 – 1950), Bunnosuke Tea House, coloured woodcut, 1933

Gallery’s collection, The Institut gallery
September, 8 2021September, 24 2021
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Gallery’s collection, The Institut gallery

Exhibition from 7 September onwards On the occasion of our Autumn exhibition hanging, the Galerie de l’Institut invites you to discover the richness of its print collection by offering a selection of works from the 19th and 20th centuries. Bringing together the works of artists such as Marc Chagall, Auguste Renoir, Pablo Picasso and Pierre Bonnard, this hanging artworks highlights the modern and protean aspect of various printmaking techniques. https://www.csedt.org/project/bouquinerie-de-linstitut/  

Matta exhibition, The Arenthon gallery
September, 8 2021September, 24 2021
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Matta exhibition, The Arenthon gallery

Exhibition from 7 September onwards Opening on September 9th from 6pm to 9pm For the new season, the Arenthon gallery invites visitors to discover a selection of prints by the Chilean artist Roberto Matta. First and loosely affiliated with Surrealists, Matta mixes styles and techniques to produce a singular work, resulting from the hybridisation of European and American influences. The exhibition presented at the Arenthon Gallery questions the current reception of his work, whose colours and features already evoke the first stirrings of Street Art. https://www.csedt.org/project/galerie-arenthon/  

Saül Steinberg, The Maeght gallery
September, 8 2021September, 24 2021
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Saül Steinberg, The Maeght gallery

From September 30, to November 13, 2021, the Maeght gallery puts the spotlight on the Saül Steinberg’s work, renowned for having created, for nearly sixty years, the pages and covers of the magazine The New Yorker. The exhibition brings together some twenty works – watercolors, inks on paper, collages – from 1953 to 1977 and gives an account of the artist’s fertile imagination with a sharp and effective style, whose drawings are like mirrors of society. https://www.csedt.org/project/galerie-maeght/  

“Magnificence” by Rebecca Rübcke, The Martinez D. gallery
September, 8 2021October, 11 2021
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“Magnificence” by Rebecca Rübcke, The Martinez D. gallery

“Magnificence” –  Photographs by Rebecca Rübcke from October 22, to November 20, 2021 Opening on Thursday, October 21, 2021 at the Martinez Gallery, at 15 rue de l’échaudé (Paris 6th district).  The Martinez gallery is pleased to present Rebecca Rübcke’s first exhibition. A self-taught photographer, Rebecca has been developing a sober and uncluttered aesthetic over the years. Here, the human figure never appears : still lifes, lush landscapes and urban cemeteries form the main subject of this exhibition, fruit of her wanderings and solitary strolls. Rebecca Rübcke tracks down the strangeness of familiar things and brings out unsuspected beauties from insignificant elements : sensuality of...