Louis ANQUETIN

Original pencil drawing. Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and studio stamp signature on verso. A central fold mark, otherwise very fine condition. Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08). Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by the liberation introduced by Impressionism in French paint

First edition of this issue of the review consisting of two folded sheets.
Minor marginal tears of no consequence to the sheets.
On the first, a color woodcut depicting Edouard Dujardin by Louis Anquetin.
On the following, text by Théodore de Wyzewa in first edition titled "Edouard Dujardin".

First edition, one of 30 numbered copies on Hollande, only deluxe copies issued.
Bound in cornered red morocco, spine with compartments tooled in black, gilt date at the foot of the spine, marbled paper boards, original wrappers preserved, binding signed Devauchelle.
Illustrated with a frontispiece portrait of the author by Louis Anquetin bearing the autograph signature of Paul Verlaine on the lower part.
Provenance: Charles Hayoit library (bookplate on the pastedown endpaper).

First edition
Dark green half cloth Bradel binding over marbled paper boards, gilt floral motif to spine, double gilt fillet at foot
Autograph inscription from Paul Verlaine to René Andreau
With a frontispiece portrait of the author by Louis Anquetin.

Original ink and wash drawing, mounted on tab on cardboard.
Artist's stamp signature in the lower right corner of the work, and studio stamp signature on verso.
Light angular fold marks, otherwise very fine condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, catalogued in the Louis Anquetin Studio catalogue (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter.
He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offer

ANQUETIN Louis
Fête villageoise - étude pour le bal champêtre Pencil on paper, Late 19th - Early 20th century, 22 x 15.5 cm. Original pencil drawing, presented under a two-colour marie-louise frame.
Signed with the artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and signed with the workshop's stamp on the back.
A minor tear in the left margin.
Very good condition. Provenance: artist's workshop, referenced in the Atelier Louis Anquetin catalogue (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, is an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh a

Original pencil drawing, mounted on tab on cardboard.
Artist's stamp signature in the lower left corner of the work, and workshop stamp signature on verso.
Very fine condition.
Provenance: artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by the liberation introduced by Impressionism in Fr

Original pencil drawing, mounted on board.
Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and atelier signature stamp on verso.
Very fine condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, is an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he was the inventor of Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by the liberation introduced by Impressioni

A male nude from the back
Pencil on paper | Late 19th – Early 20th century| 21 x 27 cm (31 x 47 cm with mount) | one drawing
Original pencil drawing, mounted on guards.
Artist's signature stamp and monogram stamp in the lower right corner of the work; artist studio's stamp on the back. Handwritten note on the back, in pencil, of the paper, the title and the date: 1895.
Light signs of foxing on the left border without affecting the drawing, otherwise in very good condition.
Provenance: artist's workshop, referenced in the Atelier Louis Anquetin catalogue (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).

Original pencil drawing, mounted on board.
Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and atelier signature stamp on verso.
Very fine condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, is an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he was the inventor of Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by the liberation introduced by Impressioni

Original pencil drawing, mounted on tab on cardboard. Signature stamp of the artist's signature in the lower right corner of the work, and signature stamp of the studio on the verso.
Very handsome condition.
Provenance: artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, is an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh or Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he is the inventor of Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin never ceased exploring the new possibilities offered by the liberatio

Original pencil drawing on tracing paper. Stamped signature of the artist in the lower right corner of the work, and stamped signature of the studio on verso. Very fine condition. Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the Louis Anquetin Studio catalogue (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08). Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he was the inventor of Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continually explored the new possibilities offered by the liberation introduced by Impressionism into

Original pencil drawing. Series of eight sketches. Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and studio stamp signature on verso. Manuscript notes by the artist "Donnez à la semeuse, l'éternelle. Semez, semez" ["Give to the sower, the eternal one. Sow, sow"]. Very fine condition. Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08). Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Lou

Original pencil drawing. On the verso, two sketches of dresses, accompanied by handwritten explanatory notes by the artist, and a sketch of a church.
Stamped signature of the artist in the lower right corner of the work, and studio stamp signature on the verso.
Very fine condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter.
He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he was the inventor of Cloisonnism.
F

Original pencil drawing, heightened with watercolour. Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and studio stamp signature on verso. Very fine condition. Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08). Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by the liberation introduced by Impressionism in French paintin

Original pencil drawing, mounted on card. Artist's stamp signature in the lower right corner of the work, and workshop stamp signature on verso. Very fine condition. Provenance: from the artist's workshop, referenced in the Louis Anquetin Workshop catalogue (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08). Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he was the inventor of Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin constantly explored the new possibilities offered by the liberation introduced by Impressionism in French paint

Original pencil drawing heightened with watercolor, mounted on cardboard.
Stamp signature of the artist in the lower right corner of the work, and stamp signature of the studio on verso.
A light central fold mark, otherwise very fine condition.
Provenance: artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, is an important French painter.
He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh or Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism.
From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the n

Original pencil drawing. Stamp signature of the artist in the lower right corner of the work, and stamp signature of the studio on verso. Light fold marks, two tiny tears in left margin (1 cm) and right margin (0.5 cm), otherwise very fine condition. Provenance: artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08). Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, is an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh or Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered

Original pencil drawing.
Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and workshop stamp signature on verso.
Two minor tears in right margin, otherwise very fine condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter.
He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism.
From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by the liberation

Original pencil drawing.
Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and workshop stamp signature on verso.
Minor dampstain in the lower left corner, otherwise very fine condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter.
He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism.
From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by the l

Original pencil drawing.
Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and studio stamp signature on verso. Central fold mark, small central tear very slightly affecting the drawing (3 cm), otherwise very fine condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibi

Original ink.
Artist's signature stamp in the upper right corner of the work, and studio stamp signature on verso. Light shadow affecting the upper part of the paper, otherwise very fine condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by the liberation introduc

Original pencil drawing.
Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and studio stamp signature on verso. A small stain at the head not affecting the drawing, otherwise very fine condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. Together with Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by th

Original pencil drawing.
Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and studio stamp signature on verso. Very fine condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. Together with Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by the liberation introduced by Impressionism in French painting. Fr

Original pencil drawing.
Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and studio stamp signature on the verso. Manuscript notes by the artist, commenting on the drawing.
Very fine condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by the li

Original drawing in ink and wash.
Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and studio stamp signature on the verso. This drawing forms part of a series of ten studies created for Bertin around 1920-1925.
Very fine condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored t

Original pencil drawing, heightened with ink (mixed technique).
Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and studio stamp signature on verso. This drawing is part of a series of ten studies created for Bertin around 1920-1925.
Very fine condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the Louis Anquetin Studio catalogue (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he was the inventor of Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis

ANQUETIN Louis
Académie d'homme 4 Ink on paper Early 20th century, 20 x 31 cm. Original ink drawing. Signed with the artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and signed with the workshop's stamp on the back. This drawing is part of a series of ten studies completed for Bertin around 1920-1925. Very good condition. Provenance: artist's workshop, referenced in the Atelier Louis Anquetin catalogue (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, is an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. He is the inventor, with Émil

Original ink and wash drawing.
Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and workshop stamp signature on verso. This drawing forms part of a series of ten studies created for Bertin around 1920-1925. It includes a manuscript annotation by the artist, commenting on his work: "baisser les épaules" ["lower the shoulders"].
Very fine condition.
Provenance: artist's workshop, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, is an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-La

Original ink drawing, with pencil sketch on verso.
Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and workshop stamp signature on verso. This drawing forms part of a series of ten studies created for Bertin around 1920-1925.
A small asymmetrical lack of origin, otherwise very fine condition.
Provenance: artist's workshop, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, is an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. Fro

Original drawing in pencil, ink and wash.
Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and atelier stamp signature on verso. This drawing forms part of a series of ten studies created for Bertin circa 1920-1925. Excellent condition.
Provenance: from the artist's atelier, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored t

Original ink drawing.
Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and atelier stamp signature on verso. This drawing forms part of a series of ten studies created for Bertin circa 1920-1925. It bears ink annotations by the artist, explaining his work on anatomical proportions. Excellent condition.
Provenance: from the artist's atelier, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Clo

Original pencil drawing. Signature stamp of the artist's signature in the lower right corner of the work, and signature stamp of the studio on the verso. This drawing forms part of a series of ten studies created for Bertin around 1920-1925. It bears the artist's annotations "Cou - Type & divers." The verso is also annotated by the artist: he explains here, in the form of quick notes, the difference between Modern Painting and Ancient Painting. Two tiny marginal lacks, a small tear at head (1 cm), otherwise very fine condition. Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08). Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and

Original drawing in ink and wash. Signature stamp of the artist's signature in the lower right corner of the work, and signature stamp of the studio on the verso. This drawing forms part of a series of ten studies created for Bertin around 1920-1925. Very fine condition. Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08). Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, is an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he was the inventor of Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuou

Original pencil drawing. Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and studio stamp signature on verso. A central fold mark, otherwise very fine condition. Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08). Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by the liberation introduced by Impressionism in French paint

Original pencil drawing. Signed with the artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and signed with the studio stamp on the verso. Very fine condition. Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the Louis Anquetin Studio catalogue (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08). Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, is an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh or Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by the liberation introduced by Impressionism in French painting. Fro

Original pencil drawing. Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and workshop stamp signature on the verso. Very fine condition. Provenance: from the artist's workshop, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08). Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, is an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh or Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by the liberation introduced by Impressionism in French painting. From 1893 onwards, f

Original ink drawing. Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and workshop stamp signature on the verso. Louis Anquetin, through his friendship with art critic Gustave Geoffroy who was appointed administrator of the Manufactures Nationales, obtained three commissions for cartoons for the Gobelins, "Bourgogne" in 1911, a carpet "Les cygnes", and in 1912 "La Normandie", tapestry. A central fold mark with a tiny tear at foot, otherwise very fine condition. Provenance: from the artist's workshop, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08). Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, is an important French pai

Three original ink drawings on a sheet folded in half, and a manuscript note by the artist on verso "Plus penser que dire". Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and workshop signature stamp on verso. Louis Anquetin, through his friendship with art critic Gustave Geoffroy who was appointed administrator of the Manufactures Nationales, obtained three commissions for cartoons for the Gobelins, "Bourgogne" in 1911, a carpet "Les cygnes", and in 1912 "La Normandie", tapestry. This tapestry was composed of three panels, as can be seen in this study. Very fine condition. Provenance: from the artist's workshop, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de

Original ink drawing. Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and workshop signature stamp on verso. Louis Anquetin, through his friendship with art critic Gustave Geoffroy who was appointed administrator of the Manufactures Nationales, obtained three commissions for cartoons for the Gobelins, "Bourgogne" in 1911, a carpet "Les cygnes", and in 1912 "La Normandie", tapestry. This tapestry was composed of three panels, as can be seen in this study. A tiny marginal tear not affecting the drawing, trace of central fold, otherwise very fine condition. Provenance: from the artist's workshop, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).

ANQUETIN Louis
La Normandie : projet de carton pour la tapisserie de la manufacture des Gobelins. Étude 4 Ink on paper 1912-1913, 14 x 21.5 cm. Original ink drawing. Several sketches on one letter folded in two. Signed with the artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and signed with the workshop's stamp on the back. Thanks to his friendship with art critic Gustave Geoffroy, who was appointed manager of the Manufactures Nationales, Louis Anquetin obtained three orders for the Gobelins, the “Bourgogne” in 1911, “Les cygnes” tapestry, and in 1912 “La Normandie” tapestry. One sign of a central fold, otherwise good condition. Provenance: artist's workshop, referenced

Original ink drawing, with several ink sketches on the verso, on a sheet folded in half.
Stamp signature of the artist in the lower right corner of the work, and workshop stamp signature on the verso.
Louis Anquetin, thanks to his friendship with art critic Gustave Geoffroy who was appointed administrator of the National Manufactories, obtained three commissions for cartoons for the Gobelins, "Bourgogne" in 1911, a carpet "Les cygnes", and in 1912 "La Normandie", tapestry.
Very fine condition.
Provenance: artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1

Original pencil drawing, heightened with ink (mixed technique).
Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and studio stamp signature on verso. A minute corner fold, and two small inconsequential stains, otherwise very fine condition.
Provenance: artist's studio, catalogued in Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. Together with Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new poss

Original pencil drawing, heightened with ink (mixed technique).
Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and studio stamp signature on verso. A minute corner fold, otherwise very fine condition.
Provenance: artist's studio, catalogued in Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. Together with Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by the liberation in

Original pencil drawing, heightened with ink (mixed technique).
Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and studio signature stamp on verso. Very fine condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he was the inventor of Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by the liberation introduce

Original pencil drawing.
Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and studio signature stamp on verso. A minimal corner fold, otherwise very fine condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he was the inventor of Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by the liberation introduced by I

Original pencil drawing.
Stamp signature of the artist in the lower right corner of the work, and stamp signature of the studio on the verso. A tiny corner crease, otherwise very fine condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by the liberation introduced

Original pencil drawing, heightened with ink (mixed media), on a recto-verso sheet.
Stamp signature of the artist in the lower right corner of the work, and stamp signature of the studio on the verso. A small tear in the left margin not touching the drawing (2 cm), otherwise very fine condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 1884 to

Original ink drawing.
Stamped signature of the artist in the lower right corner of the work, and studio stamp signature on verso. A tiny lack to the edge of the right margin, otherwise very fine condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, catalogued in Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by the liberation introduced by

Original ink drawing, recto-verso.
Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and studio stamp signature on verso. Slight traces of angular creasing, otherwise excellent condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he was the inventor of Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by the libe

Original charcoal drawing.
Artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and studio stamp signature on verso. Excellent condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he was the inventor of Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by the liberation introduced by Impressionism in French painting

ANQUETIN Louis
Duel : Étude 2 Charcoal on paper, Late 19th - Early 20th century, 25 x 16.25 cm. Original charcoal drawing
Signed with the artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and signed with the workshop's stamp on the back. Very good condition.
Provenance: artist's workshop, referenced in the Atelier Louis Anquetin catalogue (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, is an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. He is the inventor, with Émile Bernard, of Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anqu

Original pencil drawing.
Signed with the artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work.
Very fine condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, was an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he was the inventor of Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by the liberation introduced by Impressionism in French painting. From 1893 onward

Original pencil drawing.
Stamp-signature of the artist in the lower right corner of the work.
Small marginal tears not affecting the drawing, a small stain, otherwise very fine condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, is an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 1884 to 1893, Louis Anquetin continuously explored the new possibilities offered by the liberation introduced by

Original pencil drawing, recto-verso. On the verso, various studies of dogs.
Stamp-signature of the artist in the lower right corner of the work, and workshop stamp-signature on the verso. Central fold mark, a small central tear affecting the drawing very slightly (4 cm), otherwise very fine condition.
Provenance: from the artist's studio, referenced in the catalogue Atelier Louis Anquetin (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, is an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With Émile Bernard, he invented Cloisonnism. From 18

Les Hommes d'aujourd'hui - An almost complete collection from n°1 to n°416
Léon Vanier, Paris n.d. (1878-1898), 19.5 x 28.5 cm, 8 bound volumes
The first edition of this rare collection, almost complete and comprising 416 issues of four pages, each illustrated with a color caricature and sometimes illustrations to text. A ninth volume appeared in 1899.
Contemporary half red shagreen over marbled paper boards, spine in six compartments, titles and volume numbers in gold, marbled endpapers and pastedowns, title page preserved in each volume.
Spines uniformly faded, a little spotting and occasional browning. No. 136 slightly shaved by binder and first page of No. 74 restore

Le Centaure, complete collection
Le Centaure | Paris 1896 | 19 x 24.5 cm | 2 bound volumes
First edition of the complete collection of this luxurious magazine founded by André Gide,Pierre Louys and Paul Valéry, copy numbered by hand offered to the publisher Henri Floury.
Publisher’s binding in full green cloth, gilt titles and volume numbering on the first boards of the bindings, first cover boards and publisher’s catalogues preserved.

ANQUETIN Louis
Invitation card to the Louis Anquetin Exhibition held at Cubat Galerie Cubat, Paris 1910, 24 x 15.5cm, one leaf folded over.
Rare invitation card, printed on laid, to the exhibition of Louis Anquetin's works, collected and presented at Cubat from 11 May to 15 June 1897.
Beautiful copy.
The invitation card is illustrated with a woodcut block by Louis Anquetin.

first edition.
Binding to bradel full percaline almond green, smooth back with a gold jewel pattern, double golden tail net, as red shagreen piece having a few scratches, guards and blue paper contreplats, corners lightly bumped, binding of 'time.
Signed autograph of Paul Verlaine to his friend Camille Pelletan on the half-title page that includes three marginal restorations.
Illustrated book of a portrait of the author as a frontispiece by Louis Anquetin.

ANQUETIN Louis
Fête dans les bois, réminiscence mythologique Lead pencil on paper, Late 19th - Early 20th century, 23 x 36 cm. Original lead pencil drawing.
Signed with the artist's signature stamp in the lower right corner of the work, and signed with the workshop's stamp on the back. Light foxing at the foot and in the margin without affecting the drawing, otherwise in very good condition.
Provenance: artist's workshop, referenced in the Atelier Louis Anquetin catalogue (Thierry de Maigret, 28/11/08).
Louis Anquetin, born in Étrépagny in 1861 and died in Paris in 1932, is an important French painter. He began his career alongside avant-garde painters such as Vincent Van