DOI Heft:
No. 56 (November, 1897)
DOI Artikel:Studio-talk
DOI Seite / Zitierlink:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.18390#0158
Studio- Talk
inkstand, a cup, and a vase modelled by Vibert, Puvis de Chavannes, Grasset, Leheutre, Cc'zanne
the sculptor, and executed in stoneware by M. Wagner, La (landara, Fantin-Latour, and Carrierc.
Dalpayrat, one of the best of our ceramic artists. This album, of which only 100 copies will be
- printed, is to be followed shortly by a series of
M. Vollard, director of the gallery of that name portfolios, devoted to MM. Fantin-Latour, K. X.
in the Rue Laffitte is preparing now, and will Roussel, Mauric e 1 )enis (scenesof chivalry, entitled
pubKsh in the course of November, an Album Amour), Odilon Redon (a series on the Apocalypse),
(FEstampes Originales dc la Galeric Vollard, con- Bonnard (Croquis Parisiens\ and Vuillard (Paysages
sisting of thirty lithographs mostly in colours, by et Intkrieurs). Each album will contain at least
various artists, including Maurice Denis, Sisley, twelve drawings.
Vuillard, Bonnard, Odilon Redon, Lunois, Charles -
Cottet, Lucien Simon, Shannon, Toulouse-Lautrec, In addition M. Vollard is engaged on the prepara
tion of a collection of
poems by Paul Verlaine,
Parallelement, to be illus-
trated by Leheutre. The
headings, ornamental let-
ters, and tail-pieces will be
forty-three in all, the
number of the poems, and
will be drawn on the wood
by Leheutre, and engraved
by Paillard. There will
also be twenty separate
etchings in colours. This
handsome volume will be
produced in an edition of
only 200 copies. The type
selected is that designed
by Garamond, in the reign
of Francis I., which only
the Imprimerie Nationale
possesses. The characters
are very finely shaped
italics of great delicacy and
lightness, and will go ad-
mirably with the verses of
the poet who wrote Sagesse
and Fetes Galantes.
G. M.
RUSSELS.—
After gaining
one of the
prizes offered
by the City at
the Venice Exhibition—
for his group Le Pardon,
reproduced a few months
ago in The Studio—M.
Pierre Braecke, the Brus-
sels sculptor, has, by com-
petition, been unanimously
a la sortie de l'eglise" (fragment) nv g. ciiAKLiEK chosen to undertake the
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inkstand, a cup, and a vase modelled by Vibert, Puvis de Chavannes, Grasset, Leheutre, Cc'zanne
the sculptor, and executed in stoneware by M. Wagner, La (landara, Fantin-Latour, and Carrierc.
Dalpayrat, one of the best of our ceramic artists. This album, of which only 100 copies will be
- printed, is to be followed shortly by a series of
M. Vollard, director of the gallery of that name portfolios, devoted to MM. Fantin-Latour, K. X.
in the Rue Laffitte is preparing now, and will Roussel, Mauric e 1 )enis (scenesof chivalry, entitled
pubKsh in the course of November, an Album Amour), Odilon Redon (a series on the Apocalypse),
(FEstampes Originales dc la Galeric Vollard, con- Bonnard (Croquis Parisiens\ and Vuillard (Paysages
sisting of thirty lithographs mostly in colours, by et Intkrieurs). Each album will contain at least
various artists, including Maurice Denis, Sisley, twelve drawings.
Vuillard, Bonnard, Odilon Redon, Lunois, Charles -
Cottet, Lucien Simon, Shannon, Toulouse-Lautrec, In addition M. Vollard is engaged on the prepara
tion of a collection of
poems by Paul Verlaine,
Parallelement, to be illus-
trated by Leheutre. The
headings, ornamental let-
ters, and tail-pieces will be
forty-three in all, the
number of the poems, and
will be drawn on the wood
by Leheutre, and engraved
by Paillard. There will
also be twenty separate
etchings in colours. This
handsome volume will be
produced in an edition of
only 200 copies. The type
selected is that designed
by Garamond, in the reign
of Francis I., which only
the Imprimerie Nationale
possesses. The characters
are very finely shaped
italics of great delicacy and
lightness, and will go ad-
mirably with the verses of
the poet who wrote Sagesse
and Fetes Galantes.
G. M.
RUSSELS.—
After gaining
one of the
prizes offered
by the City at
the Venice Exhibition—
for his group Le Pardon,
reproduced a few months
ago in The Studio—M.
Pierre Braecke, the Brus-
sels sculptor, has, by com-
petition, been unanimously
a la sortie de l'eglise" (fragment) nv g. ciiAKLiEK chosen to undertake the
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