Charles andre van loo (7 résultats)

Paperback / softback. Etat : New. This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days.

12 volumes In-4, 27 cm, 570pp., illustr., Nb-0342, Autres numeros disponibles sur demande: Annees 1955-1957-1958.

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Jacques Firmin Beauvarlet, geboren 1731 in Abbeville; gestorben 1797 in Paris. Charles André van Loo (Carle Vanloo), geboren 1705 in Nizza; gestorben 1765 in Paris. Original-Kupferstich von Jacques Firmin Beauvarlet nach Charles André van Loo. Unter Abbildung bezeichnet: 'Lecture Espagnole. Dessine et Grave par J. Beauvarlet, Graveur d'apres le Tableau peint par Carle Vanloo, Peintre. A Paris chez l'Auteur' Um 1760. Maße Blatt: 58,0 x 44,4 cm. Maße Platte/Abbildung: 56,0 x 42,5 cm. Blatt wenig fleckig, Randbereich mit teils hinterlegten kleinen Einrissen. Gutes bis sehr gutes Exemplar. Original copper engraving by Jacques Firmin Beauvarlet from about 1760 after Charles André van Loo. Measure sheet: 58,0 x 44,4 cm. Measure image: 56,0 x 42,5 cm. Sheet lightly spotted, border area with little taers, partly taped, otherwise nearly fine condition.…

"crayon style engraving on laid paper paper. Sheet size: 33 x 46,5 cm. (13 x 18,3 inch). Image size: 26,5 x 33 cm. (10,4 x 13 inch).Source unknown, to be determined. Ref: Skinner auction in Boston, 2930B, lot 21, 23 sept 2016Made by 'Jean-Charles François.' after 'Charles-André van Loo'. This Head of a Child and other drawings were popularized in the 18th century as engravings both in ink and in the crayon manner by Jean-Charles François. These prints were greatly admired and copied by other artists of the period. Jean-Charles François (4 May 1717 22 March 1769) was a French engraver. Charles-André van Loo (illustrateur).…

A Paris, chez Flipart, s.d. [circa 1767]. Dimensions (à vue) : 492 x 357 mm + passe-partout + cadre. Saisissante eau-forte mettant en scène la mise à mort de deux ours en proie à une meute de chiens et à la fureur d'un important groupe de chasseurs. ''Belle pièce''. (in Frenzel). ''Jean-Jacqus Flipart fut l'élève de son père, de Peronneau, de P. Aveline et de Laurent Cars. Il fut de beaucoup le plus célèbre de sa faille et tient une place distinguée parmi les bons graveurs français du XVIIIème. Il fut agrée à l'Académie en 1755 [.]''. (in Bénézit). Bénézit IV, Dictionnaire des peintres, p. 405 - Frenzel, Catalogue raisonné des estampes de la Comtesse d'Einsiedel, 2966 - Huber II, Notices générales des graveurs, p. 660. Quelques discrètes abrasions affectant la composition. Laquelle présente une infime déchirure en marge droite ainsi que des cernes claires dans la partie légendée. Quelques éclats affectant le cadre. Du reste, belle condition. Peu courant.…

Full Morocco. Etat : Near Fine. An interesting collection of copper engraved plates relating to Voltaire, and these mostly illustrations from his dramatic works, including "Henriade", the most represented of the works, and as so happens, one of the very few that occasionally still known by non-Voltaire scholars and that might enjoy a production in the modern era, "Tancrede", "La Princesse de Navarre", "L'Enfant Prodigue", "Socrate", "L'Orpheline de Chine", "Horace", "Nanine", "La Prude", "Semiramis", "Le Duc de Foix", etc. We believe these are without exception also copper engravings issued during Voltaire's lifetime, and all of them date to the 18th Century. The plates, we stress, were not issued as the suite here; this suite was created later, probably by or on behalf of the bibliophile whose decorative bookplate is mounted in the front -- Charles MacAllister Wilcox (1870 - 1932), who was a successful Denver business executive. all done during Voltaire's lifetime. The dramatic works include Bound by Riviere & Son in full red morocco, gilt ruling and decoration, raised bands, turn-ins. 8vo. 25 by 19.5 cm. 50 plates, including frontis, the plates done by various artists and engravers, but Hubert Gravelot is by far the most represented of the artists, with 43 of the engravings based on his artwork. Six of the plates are portrait plates, one of Voltaire, as to be expected, the others, of Louis XIV and XV, monarchs during Voltaire's lifetime, Charles XII and Peter the Great, monarchs Voltaire wrote biographies of, and of Gravelot. This makes the point, to us, that the Suite of Plates is as much a tribute to Gravelot's artistry as to Voltaire, his inspiration. And his artwork is vivid, often seething with activity and movement. Not only is he without peer among Baroque illustrators but also the perfect choice to capture the spirit of a dramatic work. The raised bands and edges of the binding have some rubbing. Offsetting of the turn-ins onto the FEPs, which we, and most, will find rather attractive. A few of the plates have an obvious jagged crease mark in their lower portion. Some light scattered soiling, including a fox mark here and there. First Edition of most, if not, all the copper engravings presumed. Hubert Gravelot, Hyacinthe Rigaud, Robert Gardelle, Charles-Andre Van Loo, Jannet, La Tour. Also various engravers. (illustrateur).…