JACQUES-JOSEPH TISSOT DIT JAMES TISSOT (NANTES 1836-1906 CHENECEY-BUILLON) - photo 1
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JACQUES-JOSEPH TISSOT DIT JAMES TISSOT (NANTES 1836-1906 CHENECEY-BUILLON)

Lot 18
11.12.2025 00:00UTC +00:00
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ID 1514247
Lot 18 | JACQUES-JOSEPH TISSOT DIT JAMES TISSOT (NANTES 1836-1906 CHENECEY-BUILLON)
Estimate value
€ 15 000 – 25 000
JACQUES-JOSEPH TISSOT DIT JAMES TISSOT (NANTES 1836-1906 CHENECEY-BUILLON)
Boarding a Ship ou Visit to a Ship (également connu comme L’Arrivée de la Parisienne à Douvres)
porte une signature 'J. James Tissot' (vers le bas, à gauche, sur la coque)
huile sur toile, sur sa toile d'origine
90,7 x 51 cm (35 ¾ x 20 1/16 in.)




Provenance

Carle Dreyfus (1875-1952) ;
Puis par descendance à sa nièce, Alice Stern née Goldschmidt (1906-2008) ;
Puis par descendance dans la famille Stern.



Further details

JACQUES-JOSEPH TISSOT CALLED JAMES TISSOT (1836-1906), BOARDING A SHIP OR VISIT TO A SHIP (ALSO KNOWN AS L'ARRIVÉE DE LA PARISIENNE À DOUVRES), OIL ON CANVAS, UNLINED, BEARS A SIGNATURE (TOWARDS LOWER LEFT, ON THE HULL)

Boarding a Ship or Visit to a Ship was part of the collection of Carle Dreyfus (1875–1952), before being inherited by his niece, Alice Goldschmidt (1906–2008), who married Maurice Stern (1888–1962). An expert in French sculpture, objets d'art and furniture, Carle Dreyfus worked mainly at the Louvre, for which he published several major works on the museum's collections. In 1933, he became curator of the Department of Decorative Arts, but was forced to leave his post in 1940 due to the Vichy regime's laws on the status of Jews. Protected by his colleagues, he went into hiding during the war. After the liberation, he advised the Commission for the Recovery of Artistic Property and participated in the restitution of stolen works. He then resumed his work at the Louvre Museum until his death in 1952.

We would like to thank Krystyna Matyjaszkiewicz for confirming the attribution of this painting to James Tissot (1836-1906) on the basis of a photographic examination of the work and for comparing its composition to that of The Emigrants.
Artist:James Tissot (1836 - 1902)
Applied technique:Oil on canvas
Place of origin:Western Europe, France, Europe
Auction house category:Paintings, Watercolors, Drawings, Paintings
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