Józef Pankiewicz (polish), Original Pair Signed Early 20th C. Antique Etchings

  

2.7" by 5.8" Inches (6.8 by 14.8cm), Image b. 4.7" by 6.2" Inches (12 by 15.8cm), Sheet 9.8" by 12.8" Inches (25 by 32.5cm), Framed and Glazed 12.8" by 17" Inches (32.5 by 43cm). From Józef Pankiewicz's Portfolio Titled "Quatorze Eaux-Fortes", Published in Paris in 1905.

This dry point etchings depict a Villebon Pond, and a Avenue In Meudon, from around 1903. They are from an edition of Józef Pankiewicz's portfolio titled "Quatorze Eaux-Fortes, " which was published in Paris in 1905. Józef Pankiewicz, Jozef Pankiewicz, Pankiewicz, Polish artist, 1902, drypoint etchings, Staw Villebon, Aleja w Meudon, portfolio, Quatorze Eaux-Fortes, Paris, pencil signed, number 71, framed and glazed, original art, 20th-century art, fine art, printmaking, European art. Some of our other pictures for sale.. The artwork offered is exclusively 100% genuine and authentic.

We're open to offers! These particular etchings are plates 8 and 9 from portfolio number 71. The etching is printed on Van Gelder Zonen paper, and features the embossed dry seal lower right for L. Is pencil signed below the image by the artist "Pankiewicz" and numbered "71".

Within the plate image a. Measures 2.7" by 5.8" inches, and image b.

4.7" by 6.2" inches. The sheet is laid to card and has full margins to a size of approximately 9.8" by 12.8" inches, it is framed and glazed to 12.8" by 17" inches. Provenance: This etching was listed in the Grafika Artystyczna. It retains the Desa Unicum label to the verso. We have 12 signed etchings for sale from the Quatorze Eaux-Fortes.

Portfolio for, please see our other drypoint etchings by. Information about this artwork and references to literature and exhibitions can be found in various sources. Some of the publications and literature include: (Villebon Pond) Józef Pankiewicz, Life and Work.

To the Artist on the 140th Anniversary of His Birth, National Museum in Warsaw, Warsaw 2006, p. Item 34, see IV/58/9 portfolio Joanna Szczepinska, Realism - Impressionism - Symbolism in Józef Pankiewicz's painting, part I: Text, part II: Catalogue, manuscript of unpublished doctoral thesis, written under the supervision of prof. Juliusz Starzynski at the University of Warsaw, 1964, Faculty of History of the University of Warsaw, part II, p. 233 [Pond in Villebon] Mieczyslaw Radojewski, Exhibition of Józef Pankiewicz's Prints, Wroclaw 1959, p.

31, cover illustration [Pond in Villebon] Helena Blum, Józef Pankiewicz. Graphic Arts, Graphic Arts of Józef Pankiewicz, Warsaw 1958, 1958, p. 12 [Pond in Villebon] Exhibition catalogue of Józef Pankiewicz's works, National Museum in Kraków, Feliks Jasienski Branch, Kraków 1936, p.

147 [Pond in Villebon] Exhibition of the Association of Polish Artists "Sztuka" Hagenbund, Vienna 1908, p. Meudon Kamil Mauclair, Pankiewicz's Etchings, "Sztuka" 1905 (Paris), no. French Views IV Exhibition of the Association of Polish Artists "Sztuka", Society for the Encouragement of Fine Arts, Warsaw 1905, no.

98 [Pond in Villebon] Adolf Basler, Les Eaux-Fortes de J. Pankiewicz, "L'Art Decoratif" 1904: VI, Paris, July, p. (Avenue in Meudon) Józef Pankiewicz, Life and Work. 86 Five Centuries of Polish Graphics, exhibition catalogue at the National Museum in Warsaw, ed.

Irena Jakimowicz, Warsaw 1997, p. 424 Joanna Szczepinska, Realism - Impressionism - Symbolism in Józef Pankiewicz's painting, part I: Text, part II: Catalogue, manuscript of unpublished doctoral thesis, written under the supervision of prof. 231 [Avenue in Meudon] Mieczyslaw Radojewski, Exhibition of Józef Pankiewicz's Prints, Wroclaw 1959, p. 71 (State I), 72 (State II), 73 (State III) Józef Pankiewicz, exhibition catalogue, ZZPAP in Olsztyn, Mazurian Castle Museum, Olsztyn 1949, p.

67 [Landscape with a small house] Posthumous exhibition of Józef Pankiewicz, Society of Friends of Fine Arts, Kraków 1946, p. 45 Small house deep in the park? 12 x 15.9 First Regional Exhibition of Polish Graphics, exhibition catalogue, Association of Polish Graphic Artists, Warsaw 1922, p. Exhibition of the Association of Polish Artists "Sztuka" Hagenbund, Vienna 1908, p.

131 [Meudon] Kamil Mauclair, Pankiewicz's Etchings, "Sztuka" 1905 (Paris), no. This is a genuine and authentic etching by Józef Pankiewicz. It is one of several from portfolio.

71 that we have listed for sale. A condition report is provided below. Make an Offer for this etching.

We have a selection of other. Józef Pankiewicz (29 November 1866 in Lublin - 4 July 1940 in La Ciotat) was a Polish impressionist painter, graphic artist and teacher who spent much of his career in France. From 1884 to 1885, he studied at the School of Fine Arts in Warsaw under Wojciech Gerson and Aleksander Kaminski. After obtaining a scholarship, he went to Saint Petersburg to study at the Imperial Academy of Arts.

[1] In 1889, he and his studio partner Wladyslaw Podkowinski went to Paris to participate in the Exposition Universelle and he was awarded a silver medal for his painting of a vegetable market. The reaction from critics was largely hostile; one going so far as to advise him to see an optometrist. He persisted, however, and later produced a series of portraits inspired by the work of James McNeill Whistler.

Oderfeld and her Daughter, won a gold medal at the Exposition Universelle (1900). He was also a frequent exhibitor at the Salon. In 1897, he became one of the founding members of the Society of Polish Artists "Sztuka". For the next nine years, he travelled continuously throughout Western Europe, until he was appointed a Professor at the Kraków Academy of Fine Arts in 1906.

He continued to travel in France, especially along the Mediterranean coast, producing a large series of landscapes and city views which increasingly showed the influence of Paul Cézanne. During the First World War, he lived in Spain, where he met Robert Delaunay and once again absorbed new post-impressionist influences into his style; notably fauvism. He became the leader of a group of young artists known as the Kapists (Colourists), whose members were opposed to the Romantic tradition in Polish art.

After 1925, he was the Director of its branch in Paris. Among his notable students were Józef Czapski, Alice Halicka, Moïse Kisling, Jan Rubczak, Zygmunt Waliszewski and Waclaw Zawadowski. Between the wars, his style evolved again, becoming more decorative, and he painted a series of still-lifes.

He also continued to paint landscapes in Southern France. In 1927, he was named a member of the Legion of Honor. In 1933, he was awarded the Order of Polonia Restituta. A major showing of his works was held at the National Museum to celebrate his seventieth birthday in 1936. The following year, he retired and went to live in La Ciotat, near Marseilles, where he died.

The etchings are on old paper with some discolouration and foxing spots. The frame has some dents and scratches to the metallic finish.

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