The Christian Collin Gallery presents its new acquisitions of Japanese prints from the Edo period to the so-called shin-hanga (new print) movement. Landscapes, scenes of life, portraits, flowers and birds by Kuniyoshi, Hiroshige, Shotei, Yoshida and many other artists.
The Martinez D. Gallery participates in various fairs this winter: January 2019 PORTLAND FINE PRINT FAIR Portland Art Museum from Friday 25 to Sunday 27 January 2019 February 2019 BOOK FAIR CALIFORNIA Oakland, Oakland Marriott Center (booth 603) from Friday, 8 to Sunday, February 10, 2019 Caption: PIRANESI Francesco [Fireworks at Castel Sant’Angelo in Rome]
From January 9 to February 16 : Elissa Marchal Horizon 149, 2018 – by Courtesy of Baudoin Lebon
The Martinez D. Gallery announces the publication of its XXIVth catalog bringing together a fine selection of old and modern prints Woodcut in chiaroscuro attributed to Giuseppe Niccolo Vicentino (Active between 1520 and 1550), printed in 3 shades of green, on laid paper. Bartsch, n°2. Rare proof of the first state with the monogram “F.P.” at the bottom left in the wax tablet (before it is modified by a date “MDCV” and the double letter A). Artwork done from a drawing by Parmigianino (c.1528) kept at the Louvre Museum. Giuseppe Niccolo Vicentino, a man about whom not much is known to date, has often worked from drawings by different...
Visionary artist, Cassandre (1901-1968), was one of the great illustrators of the Art Deco style As specified by Cassandre, a poster must contain the solution of three issues : 1. optics, 2. graphic depiction, 3. poetic. “ Passionate about advertising language, perfectionist, integrating quickly his style into the street and imposing it as advertising style of the time (see The Art Deco Poster, Alain Weill, ed. Hazan, p. 11 and p.135) Alain Weill is an art critic, collector and essayist, expert in graphic arts and advertising creation. He was the first artistic director of the International Poster Festival of Chaumont (1990-2001) and director...
Discover the new catalog of the gallery, focussed on sets of drawings and suites of prints DRAWINGS OF THE 19TH – Architecture and Ornament DRAWINGS OF THE 19TH AND 20TH CENTURIES DRAWINGS SINCE 1950 PRINTS OF THE 16th AND 17th CENTURIES 18TH CENTURY PRINTS PRINTS OF THE 19TH AND 20TH CENTURIES CONTEMPORARY PRINTS Young woman sitting in profile, reading. Watercolor and gouache, charcoal, sanguine 385 × 285, signed in charcoal, at the bottom right of the page, Poetzsch. stamped with the artist’s studio sale stamp on reverse (L. n.d ) Catalog Cover 155 – December 2018
