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A giclée print on 200gsm matte fine art paper, using a twelve-colour process for accurate, fade-resistant colour. Supplied unframed, delivered flat or rolled.
La Belle Jardiniere – Juli – Eugène Grasset
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Beschreibung
Dieses Jugendstil-Plakat von Eugène Grasset zeigt eine Frau, die im Juli einen Garten pflegt. Das Kunstwerk zeichnet sich durch fließende Linien, stilisierte Formen und eine gedämpfte Farbpalette aus.
Eugène Grasset, ein Schweizer Künstler, der in Frankreich tätig war, war eine bedeutende Persönlichkeit der Jugendstilbewegung. Er schuf eine Vielzahl von Entwürfen, darunter Plakate, Buchillustrationen und Glasmalereien. Sein Stil zeichnet sich durch fließende Linien, stilisierte Formen und eine gedämpfte Farbpalette aus, wobei er oft Inspiration aus der japanischen Kunst und mittelalterlichen Bildern schöpfte. Grassets Werk trug maßgeblich zur Entwicklung des Grafikdesigns als Kunstform bei. „La Belle Jardiniere – Juli“ zeigt eine Frau in einer Gartenlandschaft, die Blumen gießt. Die Komposition ist flach und ornamental, typisch für den Jugendstil, mit einem Fokus auf dekorative Muster und stilisierte Naturformen. Die Farbgebung ist gedämpft, wobei Grün-, Rot- und Blautöne dominieren. Das Kleid der Frau weist ein sich wiederholendes Muster auf, und das umgebende Laub ist dekorativ dargestellt. Der Gesamteffekt ist der einer heiteren Schönheit und stilisierten Eleganz.
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La Belle Jardiniere – Juli – Eugène Grasset
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Ab £28.00 GBP
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Ab £28.00 GBP
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Fine Art Poster / A4 (21x29.7 cm) / -
Artist Biography
Eugène Grasset
Louis Comfort Tiffany recreated one of Grasset's poster designs in stained glass. The image, a "Wooly Horse" for the 1892 Christmas issue of Harper's Magazine, had proved so popular in America that Tiffany saw an opportunity to translate it into his own medium. It was an unusual tribute: one designer's poster becoming another designer's window.
Grasset was born in Lausanne in 1845, the son of a cabinetmaker and sculptor who taught him to use a chisel before he could draw. He studied drawing under Francois Bocion, then architecture in Zurich. A trip to Egypt after completing his education left a permanent mark on his visual vocabulary. He moved to Paris in 1871 and began designing furniture, wallpapers, fabrics, tapestries, ceramics and jewellery before turning to graphic design in 1877.
Poster art became his primary medium. His style drew on Viollet-le-Duc's theories of decorative structure, Japanese woodblock prints and Egyptian ornament, combined into flowing compositions that helped define Art Nouveau before the term existed. The G. Peignot et Fils typefoundry introduced the "Grasset" typeface at the 1900 Universal Exhibition, an italic design he created for use on his posters. He also collaborated with the jeweller Henri Vever on pieces that merged Art Nouveau organic forms with mythological subjects.
He taught design at a succession of Paris institutions from 1890 until 1913, including the Ecole Guerin, the Ecole Estienne and the Academie de la Grande Chaumiere. His influence on the generation of designers who followed him was extensive but largely unacknowledged outside France. He died in 1917, at seventy-two.
Grasset was born in Lausanne in 1845, the son of a cabinetmaker and sculptor who taught him to use a chisel before he could draw. He studied drawing under Francois Bocion, then architecture in Zurich. A trip to Egypt after completing his education left a permanent mark on his visual vocabulary. He moved to Paris in 1871 and began designing furniture, wallpapers, fabrics, tapestries, ceramics and jewellery before turning to graphic design in 1877.
Poster art became his primary medium. His style drew on Viollet-le-Duc's theories of decorative structure, Japanese woodblock prints and Egyptian ornament, combined into flowing compositions that helped define Art Nouveau before the term existed. The G. Peignot et Fils typefoundry introduced the "Grasset" typeface at the 1900 Universal Exhibition, an italic design he created for use on his posters. He also collaborated with the jeweller Henri Vever on pieces that merged Art Nouveau organic forms with mythological subjects.
He taught design at a succession of Paris institutions from 1890 until 1913, including the Ecole Guerin, the Ecole Estienne and the Academie de la Grande Chaumiere. His influence on the generation of designers who followed him was extensive but largely unacknowledged outside France. He died in 1917, at seventy-two.
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- Papierformate: A4, A3, A2, A1, A0 und B2 (50×70 cm)
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The same fine art print in a solid wood frame with UV-protective acrylic glaze and rigid backing. Five frame colours. Arrives ready to hang.
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Biografie des Künstlers
Eugène Grasset
Louis Comfort Tiffany recreated one of Grasset's poster designs in stained glass. The image, a "Wooly Horse" for the 1892 Christmas issue of Harper's Magazine, had proved so popular in America that Tiffany saw an opportunity to translate it into his own medium. It was an unusual tribute: one designer's poster becoming another designer's window.
Grasset was born in Lausanne in 1845, the son of a cabinetmaker and sculptor who taught him to use a chisel before he could draw. He studied drawing under Francois Bocion, then architecture in Zurich. A trip to Egypt after completing his education left a permanent mark on his visual vocabulary. He moved to Paris in 1871 and began designing furniture, wallpapers, fabrics, tapestries, ceramics and jewellery before turning to graphic design in 1877.
Poster art became his primary medium. His style drew on Viollet-le-Duc's theories of decorative structure, Japanese woodblock prints and Egyptian ornament, combined into flowing compositions that helped define Art Nouveau before the term existed. The G. Peignot et Fils typefoundry introduced the "Grasset" typeface at the 1900 Universal Exhibition, an italic design he created for use on his posters. He also collaborated with the jeweller Henri Vever on pieces that merged Art Nouveau organic forms with mythological subjects.
He taught design at a succession of Paris institutions from 1890 until 1913, including the Ecole Guerin, the Ecole Estienne and the Academie de la Grande Chaumiere. His influence on the generation of designers who followed him was extensive but largely unacknowledged outside France. He died in 1917, at seventy-two.
Grasset was born in Lausanne in 1845, the son of a cabinetmaker and sculptor who taught him to use a chisel before he could draw. He studied drawing under Francois Bocion, then architecture in Zurich. A trip to Egypt after completing his education left a permanent mark on his visual vocabulary. He moved to Paris in 1871 and began designing furniture, wallpapers, fabrics, tapestries, ceramics and jewellery before turning to graphic design in 1877.
Poster art became his primary medium. His style drew on Viollet-le-Duc's theories of decorative structure, Japanese woodblock prints and Egyptian ornament, combined into flowing compositions that helped define Art Nouveau before the term existed. The G. Peignot et Fils typefoundry introduced the "Grasset" typeface at the 1900 Universal Exhibition, an italic design he created for use on his posters. He also collaborated with the jeweller Henri Vever on pieces that merged Art Nouveau organic forms with mythological subjects.
He taught design at a succession of Paris institutions from 1890 until 1913, including the Ecole Guerin, the Ecole Estienne and the Academie de la Grande Chaumiere. His influence on the generation of designers who followed him was extensive but largely unacknowledged outside France. He died in 1917, at seventy-two.
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