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Raoul DUFY - Remy de GOURMONTLivre Rare Book

M. Croquant

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"tombé dans la litho et la peinture d'histoire comme vous savez je me demande si jamais je pourrai refaire un beau bois au canif."" Autograph letter dated and signed addressed to Jean-Emile Laboureur

193886746Vence: S. n. 1938. Fine. S. n. Vence 29 Janvier 1938 20.50 x 26.50 cm une page recto verso une enveloppe Autograph letter dated and signed by Raoul Dufy 34 lines in blue ink from his property at Villa Beethoven in Vence. Creases inherent to postal delivery. Envelope included. Date and sender indications in Laboureur's hand in red and blue pencils on the envelope. The painter will not be able to attend the P.G.I. meeting independent painters and engravers and will miss his friend Jean-Emile Laboureur: ""J'ai quitté Paris pour un moment. J'aurais bien aimé aussi vous revoir."" I have left Paris for a moment. I would have very much liked to see you again as well. Moreover he envisions his future only in painting: ""Pour moi personnellement je crois bien que ma carrière de graveur est terminée : tombé dans la litho et la peinture d'histoire comme vous savez je me demande si jamais je pourrai refaire un beau bois au canif car comme graveur je ne sais ou plutôt n'ai su faire que ça et malgré le désir que j'en ai je me demande si jamais j'en aurai le loisir."" For me personally I do believe that my career as an engraver is finished: fallen into litho and history painting as you know I wonder if I will ever be able to make a beautiful penknife woodcut again because as an engraver I don't know or rather have only known how to do that and despite the desire I have for it I wonder if I will ever have the leisure for it. even though he will keep his place within this association bringing together engravers and painters: ""Donc malgré que je n'assiste jamais ou presque aux réunions je crois même que ma cotisation ne soit pas en règle je suis quand même PGI de tout coeur et quand je rentrerai à Paris j'aurai bien du plaisir à vous revoir tous."" So although I never or almost never attend the meetings I even believe that my dues are not up to date I am nevertheless PGI with all my heart and when I return to Paris I will have great pleasure in seeing you all again. S. n. unknown

Rare Books Le Feu Follet - Edition-Originale.com · France1 725,00 €

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Artist and Image Reproduction in Modern Art: Raoul Dufy Autograph Letter Concerning Photograph of His Painting

1953149651953. Dufy Raoul. Letter concerning a photograph of one of his paintings written by the French artist whose work became associated with Fauvism and modern decorative painting in the early twentieth century. Raoul Dufy developed an internationally recognized style characterized by vivid color rhythmic line and scenes of leisure music and coastal life while also producing designs for textiles ceramics book illustration and large decorative murals. The letter records Dufy's response to receiving a photograph of a painting that had previously been outside his possession providing a brief but revealing document of the ways modern artists used photography to record and preserve images of their own work.<br /> <br /> Dufy Raoul. Typed Letter Signed. One page written in French and signed in ink "Raoul Dufy." In the letter Dufy expresses gratitude to the recipient for sending a photographic image of one of his paintings writing: "Cher Monsieur Je vous suis très reconnaissant de l'amabilité que vous avez eue de me faire remettre par un de vos collaborateurs la photographie d'un de mes tableaux qui était entre vos mains. Celle-ci manquait à ma collection et je vous remercie encore de me l'avoir fait tenir. Veuillez croire Cher Monsieur à mes meilleurs sentiments." In this statement Dufy notes that the photograph "manquait à ma collection" indicating that the image filled a gap in his own documentation of his artistic production.<br /> <br /> During the early twentieth century photography became an important tool for artists seeking to document works that had entered private collections or exhibitions beyond their immediate control. For painters such as Dufy whose work circulated widely through galleries collectors and decorative commissions photographic reproductions functioned as records of artistic output and as a means of preserving visual documentation of completed works. The letter therefore illustrates a practical aspect of artistic practice in the modern art world where painters increasingly relied on photographic images to maintain a record of paintings no longer physically accessible to them. Light wear to paper edges; otherwise well preserved. Overall very good condition. unknown

Max Rambod Inc. · États-Unis850,00 $US≈ 719,19 €