DUJARDIN, Édouard (1861-1949) et Louis ANQUETIN (1861-1932) - photo 1

DUJARDIN, Édouard (1861-1949) et Louis ANQUETIN (1861-1932)

Lot 225
21.03.2024 13:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 225 | DUJARDIN, Édouard (1861-1949) et Louis ANQUETIN (1861-1932)
Estimate value
€ 800 – 1 200
DUJARDIN, Édouard (1861-1949) et Louis ANQUETIN (1861-1932)
Pour la Vierge du Roc ardent. Paris : Librairie de la Revue indépendante, 1888.
Édition originale. Exemplaire signé, avec le frontispice gravé rehaussé à l’aquarelle. Poète, romancier et dramaturge, Dujardin était un ami de Mallarmé, et l’un des condisciples de Louis Anquetin, au salon Corneille de Rouen. Commentant, dans la Revue indépendante, le travail d’Anquetin, Dujardin invente pour le qualifier le terme de « cloisonnisme » : « le peintre tracera le dessin par lignes fermées, entre lesquelles il posera les tons variés dont la juxtaposition doit donner la sensation de coloration générale voulue, le dessin affirmant la couleur, et la couleur affirmant le dessin. [À la suite d’Anquetin], le travail du peintre sera quelque chose comme une peinture par compartiments , analogue au cloisonné, et sa technique consistera en une sorte de cloisonisme [sic] ». Dujardin, « Aux XX et aux Indépendants », La Revue indépendante,‎ mars 1888, p. 490.

In-4 (270 x 180 mm). Tirage limité à 55 exemplaires, celui-ci le n°43 sur vélin, signé et titré par l’auteur sur la couverture. Frontispice gravé et rehaussé à l’aquarelle par Louis Anquetin, signé par l’artiste (comme toujours, petits trous d’épingles aux angles du frontispice, ayant servi à sa fixation pour la mise en couleurs ; taches).
Provenance : Sam Josefowitz, Pully – puis par descendance aux propriétaires actuels

Scarce signed first edition, with the etched frontispiece, heightened in watercolour.
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