Pascal Adolphe Jean DAGNAN-BOUVERETBiblio.com
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1890réf. 716621890. Fine. 30 novembre 1890 11.40 x 17.80 cm une feuille Autograph letter from the painter Pascal Dagnan-Bouveret regarding one of his most famous paintings depicting future soldiers of the Great War entitled ""Les Conscrits"" now held in the collections of the Assemblée nationale in Paris. 2 pages on a folded sheet. Trained in the studios of Alexandre Cabanel and Jean-Léon Gérôme Dagnan-Bouveret received the second prize of Rome. Of naturalist inspiration he devoted himself to religious painting and had a prolific career as a portraitist at the end of his life. He received prestigious commissions from the Countess of Béarn and the New York Frick family. Known for his Breton subjects in realistic style Dagnan-Bouveret painted during 1890 young conscripts drawn by lot to perform their military service. The youngest is depicted draped in the tricolor flag which he brandishes. ""If the painter Dagnan-Bouveret created realistic portraits of these conscripts it is almost certain that these men experienced fire during the First World War"" cf. expositions.bnf "". J'ose à peine vous inviter à venir voir mon nouveau tableau ""les Conscrits"" et pourtant vous avez toujours pris tant d'intérêt à mes efforts que je me ferais des reproches de ne pas vous avoir prévenu. ."" "". I hardly dare invite you to come see my new painting 'the Conscripts' and yet you have always taken such interest in my efforts that I would reproach myself for not having warned you. ."" unknown
1896réf. 716601896. Fine. 17 mars 1896 11.40 x 17.70 cm une feuille Autograph letter from painter Pascal Dagnan-Bouveret regarding his latest painting ""The Last Supper"" now held in the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Arras. 3 pages on a folded sheet. Trained in the studios of Alexandre Cabanel and Jean-Léon Gérôme Dagnan-Bouveret received the second Prix de Rome. Of naturalist inspiration he devoted himself to religious painting and had a prolific career as a portraitist at the end of his life. He received prestigious commissions from the Countess of Béarn and the New York Frick family. "". je pensais à vous en achevant mon tableau. A chaque tentative nouvelle vous êtes venu m'encourager et cette fois j'ai osé entreprendre et dans de grandes dimensions un des plus nobles et des plus touchants sujets : la Cène. C'est vous dire qu'il me serait très agréable avant l'envoi au Champ de Mars de vous le montrer en mon atelier ."" "". I was thinking of you while finishing my painting. With each new attempt you came to encourage me and this time I dared to undertake and in large dimensions one of the noblest and most touching subjects: the Last Supper. This is to say that it would be very pleasant for me before sending it to the Champ de Mars to show it to you in my studio ."" unknown
1890réf. 715521890. Fine. 3 février 1890 11.20 x 17.40 cm une feuille rempliée Autograph letter from painter Pascal Dagnan-Bouveret to painter Lucien Monod. The painter offers his apologies following the refusal to nominate two friends of painter Monod as associates of the newly created Société nationale des beaux-arts. One folded sheet. Trained in the studios of Alexandre Cabanel and Jean-Léon Gérôme Dagnan-Bouveret received the second Prix de Rome. Of naturalist inspiration he devoted himself to religious painting and had a prolific career as a portraitist at the end of his life. He received prestigious commissions from the Countess of Béarn and the New York Frick family. « . Neither Mr Burgers nor Jules Girardet could pass as Associates. They were both named associate members. We wanted to limit ourselves to one hundred associates for the moment. . » unknown
1900réf. 715461900. Fine. s. d. 12.90 x 14.60 cm une feuille rempliée Autograph letter from painter Pascal Dagnan-Bouveret to painter Lucien Monod thanking him for the assistance he provided to his friend painter Gustave Courtois. Dagnan-Bouveret had married Courtois's cousin whom he also immortalized in his studio private collection. One folded sheet. Trained in the studios of Alexandre Cabanel and Jean-Léon Gérôme Dagnan-Bouveret received the second Prix de Rome. Of naturalist inspiration he devoted himself to religious painting and had a prolific career as a portraitist at the end of his life. He received prestigious commissions from the Countess of Béarn and the New York Frick family. unknown
1893réf. 715411893. Fine. 23 février 1893 13.80 x 9.50 cm une carte Autograph card from painter Pascal Dagnan-Bouveret to painter Lucien Monod. One card. Trained in the studios of Alexandre Cabanel and Jean-Léon Gérôme Dagnan-Bouveret received the second Prix de Rome. Of naturalist inspiration he devoted himself to religious painting and had a prolific career as a portraitist at the end of his life. He received prestigious commissions from the Countess of Béarn and the New York Frick family. ""Je vous envoie pour la Société de sauvetage de l'Enfance . une eau-forte de ma Madone épreuve sur Japon avant la lettre signée du graveur et de moi. . Nous aurons grand plaisir mon ami Courtois et moi à vous montrer dimanche les tableaux que nous comptons exposer pour le Salon du champ de Mars"" I am sending you for the Society for Child Welfare . an etching of my Madonna proof on Japan paper before letters signed by the engraver and myself. . My friend Courtois and I will have great pleasure in showing you on Sunday the paintings we intend to exhibit at the Salon du champ de Mars unknown
1890réf. 715561890. Fine. 31 octobre 1890 11.10 x 17.40 cm une feuille Autograph letter from the painter Pascal Dagnan-Bouveret transmitting a missive from one of his cousins the painter Emile Deshayes curator of the Guimet museum and founder of the Ennery museum. One sheet. Trained in the workshops of Alexandre Cabanel and Jean-Léon Gérôme Dagnan-Bouveret received the second prize of Rome. Of naturalist inspiration he devoted himself to religious painting and had a prolific career as a portraitist at the end of his life. He received prestigious commissions from the Countess of Béarn and the New York Frick family. unknown
1897réf. 715441897. Fine. 29 octobre 1897 12.90 x 14.60 cm une feuille rempliée Autograph letter from painter Pascal Dagnan-Bouveret to painter Lucien Monod inviting his colleague to see his painting The Pilgrims of Emmaus now in the Pittsburgh Carnegie Museum of Art in Pennsylvania. One folded sheet. Trained in the studios of Alexandre Cabanel and Jean-Léon Gérôme Dagnan-Bouveret received the second Prix de Rome. Of naturalist inspiration he devoted himself to religious painting and had a prolific career as a portraitist at the end of his life. He received prestigious commissions from the Countess of Béarn and the New York Frick family. ""Vous plairait-il cher Monsieur Monod de voir avant que je ne l'envoie en Angleterre mon tableau ""Les pèlerins d'Emmaüs"" ."" ""Would it please you dear Monsieur Monod to see before I send it to England my painting 'The Pilgrims of Emmaus' ."". unknown
1893réf. 715381893. Fine. 23 mars 1893 13.40 x 7.80 cm une carte Autograph card from painter Pascal Dagnan-Bouveret congratulating his colleague on receiving a distinction. One card. Trained in the studios of Alexandre Cabanel and Jean-Léon Gérôme Dagnan-Bouveret received the second prize of Rome. Of naturalist inspiration he devoted himself to religious painting and had a prolific career as a portraitist at the end of his life. He received prestigious commissions from the Countess of Béarn and the New York Frick family. unknown
1890réf. 715551890. Fine. 25 mars 1890 11.10 x 17.50 cm une feuille Autograph letter from painter Pascal Dagnan-Bouveret to painter Lucien Monod. The painter seeks his friend's help for painter André Legrand who was also fond of Breton scenes in his paintings and reproduced through his works the Parisian nightlife of the Belle Époque. One sheet. Trained in the studios of Alexandre Cabanel and Jean-Léon Gérôme Dagnan-Bouveret received the second Prix de Rome. Of naturalist inspiration he devoted himself to religious painting and had a prolific career as a portraitist at the end of his life. He received prestigious commissions from the Countess of Béarn and the New York Frick family. unknown
1890réf. 715431890. Fine. s. d. circa 1890 13.80 x 9.50 cm une feuille rempliée Autograph letter from the painter Pascal Dagnan-Bouveret to the painter Lucien Monod declining an invitation in order to work on a new painting Un vieux breton now preserved at Chaalis in the museum of the royal abbey. One folded sheet. Trained in the studios of Alexandre Cabanel and Jean-Léon Gérôme Dagnan-Bouveret received the second Prix de Rome. Of naturalist inspiration he devoted himself to religious painting and had a prolific career as a portraitist at the end of his life. He received prestigious commissions from the Countess of Béarn and from the New York Frick family. His visits to Brittany inspired numerous canvases: ""Je vais en Bretagne pour travailler beaucoup aussi vite que je le pourrai à une figure de vieux breton que je ne trouverai certainement que dans un village et pas en ville et il me faut aussi toujours pour un travail une installation à la campagne ."" ""I am going to Brittany to work hard as quickly as I can on a figure of an old Breton whom I will certainly only find in a village and not in town and I also need always for work a countryside installation ."" unknown
1883réf. 5516Paris, Motteroz, Les Amis des Livres, 1883. In-8 (246 x 160 mm), frontispice, (2) ff. : faux-titre, titre, 345-(13) pp., 8 pl. n/b. dessinées par Dagnan-Bouveret et gravées à l'eau-forte par M. Le Rat accompagnées d'une suite des planches en premier (?) état, 8 (dont le frontispice) planches en camaïeu ou en deux tons d'Auguste Leroux gravées sur bois par Florian et Duplessis et tirées sur chine. Reliure maroquin à long grain, plats avec fleurons dorés dans un encadrement de filets dorés et à froid, dos lisse orné, couvertures et dos conservés, étui bordé, reliure de l'époque signée E. Carayon. Tirage à 120 exemplaires numérotés, les numéros 1 à 100 portent les noms des souscripteurs ; 101 et 102 sont réservés à M. Calmann-Lévy ; 113 à 120 sont offerts aux artistes, aux éditeurs et déposés à la Bibliothèque nationale (ici le n° 66 M. Paul Lucas). Dos insolé, minimes frottements aux coiffes, mors et dos, rousseurs sur tranches, claires taches de rousseurs en marges, étui frotté et choqué en tête. Bel exemplaire.
1893réf. 7153823 mars 1893 | 13.40 x 7.80 cm | une carte
1893réf. 7154123 février 1893 | 13.80 x 9.50 cm | une carte
1890réf. 71543s. d. [circa 1890] | 13.80 x 9.50 cm | une feuille rempliée
1897réf. 7154429 octobre 1897 | 12.90 x 14.60 cm | une feuille rempliée
1900réf. 71546s. d. | 12.90 x 14.60 cm | une feuille rempliée
1890réf. 715523 février 1890 | 11.20 x 17.40 cm | une feuille rempliée
1890réf. 7155525 mars 1890 | 11.10 x 17.50 cm | une feuille
1890réf. 7155631 octobre 1890 | 11.10 x 17.40 cm | une feuille
1896réf. 7166017 mars 1896 | 11.40 x 17.70 cm | une feuille
1890réf. 7166230 novembre 1890 | 11.40 x 17.80 cm | une feuille
1886réf. 74980Motteroz | Paris 1886 | 16 x 25 cm | relié sous étui
1900réf. boz_002833Lettre autographe signée de Pascal DAGNAN-BOUVERET en date du 2 février 1900. État : Très bon état. Dimensions : 11,4 x 17,6 cm. 2 pages.
1900réf. 50446- Photographie 4 x 7, 5 cm. Notice biographique collée au dos.
1900réf. 52437- Photographie 4 x 7, 5 cm. Notice biographique collée au dos.
