Légende
The woman with figures, Breton peasant woman at the table, print, printmaker: Armand Seguin (possibly), printmaker: Paul Gauguin (possibly), 1894 - 1895, paper, etching, intaglio printmaking technique, height 265 mm x width 418 mm, It is possible that Seguin and Gauguin collaborated on this print. According to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gauguin is the printmaker and Seguin printed the print. According to the British Museum (no. 1949, 0411.2681), Gauguin only provided the design to Seguin. In 1899, Seguin reworked the plate again., farmers - AA - female farmer, farmer's wife, fruits: fig, A monochrome etching shows a seated person with short hair and a cap, wearing a dark garment over a striped blouse, reaching a hand toward a table surface covered with a large cloth; on the table are several small rounded objects, a shallow bowl, a circular plate with folded cloth or bread, and scattered items with curved outlines; behind the person there is a curved backdrop or banquette and a window or opening revealing stylized trees and architectural lines; the scene is rendered in fine crosshatching and linear strokes on a textured paper.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B24_397
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
50.7Mo (8.5Mo) / 44.9cm x 28.3cm / 5300 x 3341 (300dpi)