JEAN JACQUES FLIPART (1719-1782) AFTER CHARLES-NICOLAS COCHIN LE JEUNE (1715-1790) - photo 1

JEAN JACQUES FLIPART (1719-1782) AFTER CHARLES-NICOLAS COCHIN LE JEUNE (1715-1790)

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24.01.2023 14:00UTC -04:00
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ID 887682
Lot 126 | JEAN JACQUES FLIPART (1719-1782) AFTER CHARLES-NICOLAS COCHIN LE JEUNE (1715-1790)
JEAN JACQUES FLIPART (1719-1782) AFTER CHARLES-NICOLAS COCHIN LE JEUNE (1715-1790)

Concours pour le Prix de l’Etude des Têtes et de l’Expression

etching and engraving, 1763, on laid paper, watermark T DUPUY FIN / AUVERGNE 1742 (similar to Haewood 3306), a fine impression of the second, final state, with small margins, in very good condition

Plate 233 x 282 mm.

Sheet 243 x 300 mm.





Provenance

Lucien Hector Monod (1867-1957), Paris (Lugt 5950).

Galerie Michel, Paris.

Acquired from the above in 1996; then by descent to the present owner.



Literature

Le Blanc 93; Portalis & Beraldi 21; IFF 126;

Elisabeth Launay, Les frères Goncourt collectionneurs de dessins, Paris, 1985, No. 60, p. 265-6.

Victor I. Carlson, John W. Ittmann, Regency to Empire - French Printmaking 1715-1814, exh. cat., Baltimore Museum of Art & Minneapolis Museum of Arts, 1985, no. 44, p. 146.
Artist:Charles-Nicolas Cochin II (1715 - 1790)
Applied technique:Etching
Art style:Old Masters
Genre:Portrait
Place of origin:Western Europe, France
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