picasso

faunes et flore d'antibes

PORTFOLIO

new york graphic society

greenwich,connecticut

au pont des arts

paris

1960

pochoir/lithographie

jacomet process

stencil prints

cf.

MUSEUM

exhibition.exposition

CUBA

2011

cf.

Pablo Picasso

GAGOSIAN GALLERY GENEVE

exhibition.exposition

2012-2013

justification du tirage

terms

etc.

PICASSO::PICASSO

Faunes et Flore d'Antibes

complete portfolio

12 prints

edition 125

red numbering

first american edition

New York Graphic Society

1960

frontispiece in colors signed by Picasso in the plate created especially for this portfolio

11 prints heavily painted with pochoir gouaches by Daniel Jacomet under Picasso's supervision

These prints are after Picasso's 1947 suite of paintings

La Joie de Vivre

Loose leaves in the original portfolio case, some minor imperfections, otherwise in perfect condition

printed title in letterpress

préface de jaime sabartés

justification du tirage

L'ouvrage a été réalisé en collaboration étroite avec le Maître qui a suivi le travail, corrigé les épreuves et signé les bons à tirer

papier vélin pur chiffon d'Arches

pochoir/lithographie par daniel jacomet

stencil prints

series 1-25 comportent outre les onze planches et le frontispice la lithographie en dix couleurs

'' l'atelier ''

signé et daté 1958 tirée par mourlot frères d'après un dessin inédit de Picasso

The paper of the folio is pure vellum from Arches. The typography is by Fequet&Baudier.The work has been established by Pierre Andre Weill

Daniel Jacomet produced beautiful pochoir process prints in collaboration with Modern Masters such as Picasso, Braque, Foujita, Klee, Matisse, Renoir, Gris, and numerous others.

Atelier Jacomet was founded in 1910 by Daniel Jacomet, and today is in the hands of his grandsons.

PICASSO

Faunes et Flore d'Antibes

New York Graphic Society.Greenwich, Connecticut

Au Pont des Arts

Parigi

1960

2°

album a fogli sciolti di cui

1 frontespizio a colore disegnato da Picasso

1 tavola con il testo di Jaime Sabartés

11 tavole a colori incise da Daniel Jacomet

1 tavola per il colophon

Cartella editoriale in tela beige con il titolo in rosso sul piatto superiore (sciupata)

Edizione di 125 Esemplare.

Prima Tiratura americana di quest'album che riproduce in formato originale

le pitture su carta della serie La Joie de Vivre fatte ad Antibes tra l'agosto e il settembre del 1946

esposizione palazzo grimaldi

antibes

( exclusivité en italie : silvana editoriale d'arte )

In 1945, Pablo Picasso visited Chateau Grimaldi to view a children’s painting exhibition. Picasso was enthralled by the museum, a wondrous place full of inspiration.

He was even asked by the curator for a ''little drawing for the museum'' and also to use part of the museum as a studio.

Picasso worked at the Chateau Grimaldi from mid-September to mid-November in 1946 and produced a substantial amount of work both drawings and paintings while there. The Keys of Antibes was created on a wall panel and in September 1947, he painted Ulysses and the mermaids. Picasso created some of his most famous pieces at Chateau Grimaldi. He left those pieces to the city of Antibes, including the famous La Joie de Vivre, Satyr, Sea Urchins, The Goat and drawings Antipolis Suite, Heads of Fauns and Studies for the Female figure.

These works of art, of course, prompted the development of the Picasso Museum as we know it today.

In September 1947 the Picasso Room was officially opened and the first exhibition of art of Antibes was shown in the west room, with a large number of people present,

the first event that celebrated the artist's stay in Antibes.

Picasso’s use of such extraordinary materials while working at Chateau Garibaldi shows ''not only the penury of this post-war period, but also the incredible resourcefulness of the artist to experiment with materials that were available. His paintings show the joy he felt at living in a country that was once more free''

Faunes et Flore d'Antibes

NEW YORK GRAPHIK SOCIETY

Greenwich, Connecticut

AU PONT DES ARTS

Paris

1960

cf.

MUSEUM

EXHIBITION::EXPOSITION

CUBA

2011

cf.