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Eugène BLERY

Eugène BLÉRY (1805-1887) is one of the first artists to bring the technique of etching back from the dustbin of history in France.  While engraving directly with the burin had been regarded as the superior printmaking technique, Bléry rediscovered the richness of textures provided by etching.  Distancing himself from the family trade of architecture and engineering at an early age, Bléry was able, thanks to some private patrons and a subscription to his etching to live from his art.  Almost solely focused on landscapes, flowers and plants, he is one of the first artists to draw directly in nature.  His pencil drawings are extremely fine and delicate.  His etchings, worked to perfection in many states, were all printed by him, generally on luminous chine-collé.

Eugene Blery - Les Chaumieres - etching - eau-forte - foret - forest - thatched roof Sold
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The Cottages

BLERY, Eugene

Les Chaumières (original French title) Etching on chine-collé on wove paper.References: Bléry 20; Béraldi 20; BN-IFF 18. Proof before letters.From ...

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Eugene BLERY - Le Moulin de Valvins - detail
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Le Moulin de Valvins

BLERY, Eugene

Etching on toned wove paper.References: LeBlanc 51; Béraldi 214-295. Titled, dated, signed and annotated in ink in the lower plate margin. Small ma...

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