TOULET, Paul-Jean (1867-1920) - photo 1
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TOULET, Paul-Jean (1867-1920)

Lot 245
21.11.2022 12:00UTC +00:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 3 200
AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationUnited Kingdom, London
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ID 859275
Lot 245 | TOULET, Paul-Jean (1867-1920)
Estimate value
€ 4 000 – 6 000
TOULET, Paul-Jean (1867-1920).
Carnet de notes autographes. S.l., 1906-1910.

Petit in-12 oblong (145 x 80 ) 58 ff, la grande majorité annotés recto-verso à l'encre violette, mine de plomb ou crayon de couleur. Quelques rares croquis et un joli visage au crayon bleu au feuillet numéroté 27, les gardes sont également utilisées et annotées, l'un porte un timbre de l'exposition universelle de Bruxells de 1910 et l'autre une gravure qui pourrait ressembler à un village pyrénéen sous la neige. Aux feuillets 3 et 4, un mot d'un protagoniste non identifié, vraisemblablement à l'attention du docteur Gutmann. Reliure de toile beige avec lacet.
Provenance : Dr. René-Albert Gutmann (1885-1981) -- par descendance aux propriétaires actuels.

Fascinant petit carnet de notes du poète Paul-Jean Toulet regroupant des commentaires surtout sur l'art.
Le poète y note de différentes couleurs et dans tous les sens, ces impressions sur l'art, majoritairement, de ses visites dans les musées, expositions et salons. En visite à Anvers, il note : "772 - Vranck (1575-1647) (Vrancx). Sur le frottis jaunâtre d'un paysage, curieux duel de cavalerie d'un Paolo Uccello néerlandais - vert étouffé, noir sépia".
Au cours de ses déambulations, il note ses questionements auxquels, de retour, il semble chercher les explications qu'il note également dans son carnet. Il aborde également la dénationalisation de certains peintres.
Il commente également quelques sentences relevées ici ou là, qu'il commente : " 'les mutilations des oeuvres artistiques sont un des moyens d'en augmenter la beauté' par Ch. Garnier". Toulet ajoute : "on dirait que Rodin l'a lu"
Enfin, il note scrupuleusement des résultats de vente aux enchères.

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