Artist
Gilles Demarteau (Flemish, 1722–1776)Flemish, 1722–1776
Afterafter
François Boucher (French, 1703–1770)French, 1703–1770
PublisherPublished by
Gilles Demarteau (Flemish, 1722–1776)Flemish, 1722–1776
CultureFlemish
Titles
- Paysanne avec trois enfants (Woman with basket and three children)
Date1755–1776
MediumChalk manner engraving printed in red ink on laid paper
DimensionsPlate: 11 5/16 × 8 3/16 in. (28.7 × 20.8 cm)
Sheet: 12 3/16 × 9 1/16 in. (31 × 23 cm)
Sheet: 12 3/16 × 9 1/16 in. (31 × 23 cm)
Credit LineMuseum purchase funded by Michael W. Dale
Object number2022.251
Non exposé
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Department
Prints and DrawingsObject Type
[1] Jules Michelin (c. 1815-1870).
On sheet: [collector’s mark Jules Michelin]
Jules Michelin, born in Paris and died in Limoges, was a pupil of Roqueplan and Ramelet. He specialized in landscape. Friend of Corot, whom he encouraged in 1858 to resume etching. He had assembled a collection of prints and drawings from various periods, the modern part of which went on sale in 1898. As this sale only included a few old pieces, it is likely that this part of the collection was made on another occasion.
Exhibition HistoryNone known
Inscriptions, Signatures and Marks
-Recto: Printed on paper mount, below bottom left corner of image: Boucher inv. delin.
-Recto: Printed on paper mount, below bottom right corner of image: Demarteau lnd Sculp.
-Recto: Printed on paper mount, center bottom edge: Du Cabinet de Madame Dazaincourt/Paris ches Demarteau avec Priv de Roi
-Recto: Printed on paper mount, bottom right corner: No 81.
-Verso: Inscribed in graphite, center bottom edge: Tres belle epreu[ve?]/[?] d[e?] collect[ion?]
-Verso: Inscribed in graphite, bottom right corner and right bottom edge: various faint to illegible annotations
-Verso: Stamped in purple, right bottom edge: monogram design: JM
[collector’s mark Jules Michelin, see below]
-Recto: Printed on paper mount, below bottom right corner of image: Demarteau lnd Sculp.
-Recto: Printed on paper mount, center bottom edge: Du Cabinet de Madame Dazaincourt/Paris ches Demarteau avec Priv de Roi
-Recto: Printed on paper mount, bottom right corner: No 81.
-Verso: Inscribed in graphite, center bottom edge: Tres belle epreu[ve?]/[?] d[e?] collect[ion?]
-Verso: Inscribed in graphite, bottom right corner and right bottom edge: various faint to illegible annotations
-Verso: Stamped in purple, right bottom edge: monogram design: JM
[collector’s mark Jules Michelin, see below]
None known
Catalogue raisonnéLeymarie no. 81 pg. 35; Jean-Richard 1978 no. 649, p. 185; IFF no. 81, p. 365
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