Fernand Khnopff: Catalogue Raisonné of the Prints

Fernand Khnopff: Catalogue Raisonné of the Prints Xavier Tricot ISBN 10: 9053254552 / ISBN 13: 9789053254554 Editore: BAI NV, Belgium, 2019 Nuovi Condizione: New Brossura Lista dei preferiti Quantità: 1 NEW and still in publisher's shrink wrap Ships from Hawaii with free Priority Mail upgrade (within the US) On the occasion of the major Khnopff retrospective organised by the Petit Palais in Paris, running until 17 March 2019, Pandora Publishers has issued the first catalogue raisonne by Xavier Tricot of Fernand Khnopff's prints and enhanced platinum printsFernand Khnopff (1858-1921) was a multifaceted Belgian artist who perfectly mastered a range of artistic techniques Yet, unlike his contemporary and fellow artist James Ensor, he was not a born engraver Nevertheless, he recognised the value of the art of engraving For a long time his graphic oeuvre received little or no attention His drypoints are few in number but are of exceptional quality He was regularly commissioned to illustrate literary works Executed in different printing techniques, his compositions perfectly evoke the melancholy or decadent atmosphere of fin-de-siecle literature His interest in photography led him to produce tinted and enhanced platinum prints of his own work in limited editionsText in English, French, and Dutch. Codice articolo 532 Fare una domanda alla libreria Dati bibliografici Titolo: Fernand Khnopff: Catalogue Raisonné of the . Casa editrice: BAI NV, Belgium Data di pubblicazione: 2019 Legatura: Brossura Condizione libro: New Edizione: prima edizione Descrizione articolo Riassunto: On the occasion of the major Khnopff retrospective organised by the Petit Palais in Paris, running until 17 March 2019, Pandora Publishers has issued the first catalogue raisonné by Xavier Tricot of Fernand Khnopff's prints and enhanced platinum prints. Fernand Khnopff (1858-1921) was a multifaceted Belgian artist who perfectly mastered a range of artistic techniques. Yet, unlike his contemporary and fellow artist James Ensor, he was not a born engraver. Nevertheless, he recognised the value of the art of engraving. For a long time his graphic oeuvre received little or no attention. His drypoints are few in number but are of exceptional quality. He was regularly commissioned to illustrate literary works. Executed in different printing techniques, his compositions perfectly evoke the melancholy or decadent atmosphere of fin-de-siècle literature. His interest in photography led him to produce tinted and enhanced platinum prints of his own work in limited editions. Language : Text in English, French, and Dutch.