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Paul Jacoulet, La Perruche Morte 1948
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Pre 1960 item# 15279
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Paul Jacoulet, La Perruche Morte. Celebes
This extremely popular print is an example of a concept that now seems more important as a black and white key block print, with its expert, Matisse like line. The colors lessen the impact of the sorrow of the island maiden with her dead pet parakeet, and the accusation of excessive emotionalism is hard to contradict.
Credit: Richard Miles "the prints of Paul Jacoulet"
Condition: color beautiful, full margins, pristine condition.
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Paul Jacoulet, Les Perles, "Tour de Force"
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Pre 1960 item# 15275
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Paul Jacoulet, 1950 Les Perles
More than 300 individual impressions of nearly sixty blocks, carved on both sides, were needed to create this ultimate technical tour de force of twentieth century art.
A companion to Le Mandarin aux Lunettes (No. 106), it was as though Jacoulet wished to display his technique by printing the silver threads on the gossamer cloth in front of his figure, rather then as a flat design on the background. The effect could not be achieved in any other medium, as the ...click for details
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Castora, Latin American, Apache Power
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Pre 1980 item# 16327
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Castora, Famous For His Tropical Subject Matter, And The Use Of Plant Elements To Depict His Subjects. In This Image Castora Chose The Flowers, Seed Pods and Limbs Of The Royal Poinciana (Flamboyant Tree) Tree To Create This Portrait.Castora Always Lived In The Shadow Of His Master Botello. 12"H X 10"W Oil On Board
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Paul Jacoulet, Femme Tatouee, 1935
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Pre 1940 item# 18649
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Paul Jacoulet, Femme Tatouee, This is undoubtedly one of Jacoulet's most haunting and desirable images. This print was Jacoulet's personal favorite, and hung for many years over his bed. Credit, (excerpt) The Prints of Paul Jacoulet, by Richard Miles. Perfect condition.
This is that rare first edition, the paper is a little tired but the near perfection of the image and the scarcity of this print make it one of the best, if not the best Jacoulet finds in many years.
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