Félix Bracquemond (1833-1914) is an integral figure in the history of the nineteenth century printmaking, and along with Charles Meryon and Félix Buhot is regarded as one of the fathers of the etching revival movement in France. Associated with many movements and a member of none, Bracquemond’s name can be connected with Impressionism, Realism and Japonism, the last of which he was instrumental in initiating. He left behind over 900 etchings, diverse in nature, but mostly all rich for their subjects, technical riches or compositional strengths.
Sold
Labor or Le Paysan à la Houe (original titles) Etching on parchment (also known as vellum).References: Beraldi 345; BN-IFF 390.After a composition ...
View full details
Sold
Etching on chine paper, 1882. Refs: Beraldi 222; BN-IFF 388. Fourth and final state (?). Signed and dated "82" in pencil. An very fine impression o...
View full detailsPlease sign up for our newsletter
Email: info@armstrongfineart.com
Phone: 312-664-9312
1200 West 35th Street, #186
Chicago, IL 60609-1305
Copyright © 2024 Armstrong Fine Art.
Development by Alo Agency. Powered by Shopify
