How Happy I Could be with Either
TISSOT, James
Entre les Deux mon Cœur Balance (original French title) Etching and drypoint printed on laid paper.Reference: Wentworth 30.From the edition of circ...
View full detailsA prolific painter-printer at the end of the nineteenth century, James Tissot (1836-1902) has nevertheless eluded many art history books. His recognition suffers from his own individualism. Though friends with some of the most renowned artists of the age, Tissot never formally belonged to any schools or avant-garde circles. Art historians struggle to find a place for him as the traditional labels both apply and fail to satisfy. A similar dichotomy defined the artist’s life and work. Born in France, Tissot was an anglophile, even changing his birth name Jacques-Joseph to the more English James; but throughout his stay in England, he never escaped the label “French.” The influx of Japanese prints and the innovation of photography influenced Tissot along with the most avant-garde artists of Paris; but unlike the Impressionists, Tissot insisted on an Academic finish to his paintings, which found a place in the Salons of Paris and London. The duality of his talents, character, and experiences all contributed to his unique and wide-ranging oeuvre.
View BiographyEntre les Deux mon Cœur Balance (original French title) Etching and drypoint printed on laid paper.Reference: Wentworth 30.From the edition of circ...
View full detailsEn Plein Soleil (original French title) Etching and drypoint printed on laid paper.Reference: Wentworth 54.“Bon à Tirer” impression; the impression...
View full detailsLe Croquet (original French title) Etching and drypoint printed on laid Van Gelder paper.Reference: Wentworth 37.Impression of the published state....
View full detailsL’Auberge des Trois Corbeaux (original French title) Etching printed on japon paper, 1877.Reference: Wentworth 29 i/iii.From the edition of 50 with...
View full detailsAlso titled: A Door Must Be Either Open or Shut Portrait de Miss L or Il faut qu'une porte soit ouverte ou fermée (original French titles) Drypoin...
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