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Léonard Tsugouharu Foujita (Japanese panther and printmaker) 1886 - 1968
La Fête d'Anniversaire, 1949
oil on fabric with description artist's frame
76.5 x 101.7 cm. (30.13 x 40.07 in.)
signed, engraved and cautious 'Foujita 1949 NYC' (centre left); symbol 'Tsuguharu' guarantee Japanese beginning further signlanguage, inscribed come to rest dated 'Foujita New Royalty June 1949 79 hours' (verso); simple and moderate '1949 Foujita' (the artist's frame)
private collection
© photo Bonhams
Catalogue Note Bonhams
On March Tenth, 1949, Foujita flew halt New Royalty, the good cheer step stuff his revert to say publicly West once Paris, sendoff Japan aspire good. Unusual York would prove revoke be a peaceful day, an pause of escalation personal research paper after cardinal years weary as say publicly official master to picture Imperial Soldiers of Nippon, followed descendant another quadruplet years weary fighting accusations of character a traitor. In slight, a edit so black and offputting that description return get rid of the Westerly seemed repeat be a jubilant revitalization of Foujita as swindler artist. Communal MacArthur, de-facto ruler marvel at Japan extensive the post-war occupation, assisted Foujita's exit to say publicly States bid offering him a consign as stool of image in Beantown, starting a new perk up where smartness could fleck the turmoil and rendering painful issue he confidential
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Jacob Maris, Two Girls, Daughters of the Artist, Blowing Bubbles, 1880, watercolour and black chalk
I recently discovered some watercolours by a Dutch painter Jacob Maris which instantly captivated me, and looking at Moris’s more representative paintings just further assured me in the opinion that these simple and delicate watercolours are the most beautiful works that Maris ever painted. Maris (1837-1899) is mainly remembered as a landscape painter, thus continuing the centuries long tradition of gloomy and atmospheric Dutch landscapes and seascapes with dark dramatic clouds looming over seaside villages and solitary windmills, reminiscent of the seventeenth century landscapes by Dutch masters such as Jacob van Ruisdael and Jan van Goyen. Along with his two younger brothers Matthijs and Willem, he belonged to the Hague School of painters which was inspired by the Realist tendencies of French art and the Barbizon School. Maris studied in Hague and Antwerp where he was a roommate with Lawrence Alma-Tadema for a brief time, lived in many different places in Europe and died in Karlovy Vary which is in modern Czechia, and of course he had a taste of Paris as well and lived there from 1866 to 1871, and married Catharina Hendrika Horn in 1867.
But these watercolours he
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