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9 - Gustave DORÉ (Strasbourg, 1832–Paris, 1883)
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Gustave DORÉ (Strasbourg, 1832–Paris, 1883) The Apparition of Banquo’s Ghost (Macbeth, Act III, Scene IV) Brown wash, grisaille, and highlights in white gouache. Signed lower right (faded, with stains at the top). Drawing mounted on fine canvas. An engraving based on this drawing is known to exist. 49.2 x 39.5 cm Bibliography: Louis DÉZÉ, Gustave Doré: Bibliography and Complete Catalog of Works, Paris, 1930, p. 158. Henri LEBLANC, Complete Catalog of the Works of Gustave Doré, Paris, 1931, reprint, p. 503. Gabriele FORBERG and Gunter METKEN, Gustave Doré, Das Graphische Werk, Vol. 1 and 2, Munich, 1975, p. 1466. Exhibition catalog, Gustave Doré, Strasbourg, Museum of Modern Art, Print Room, 1983, Pavillon des Arts, Musée Carnavalet, September 10–November 6, 1983, p. 180, fig. 190, (for the engraving) p. 182, fig. 191, repr. Manfred PAWLAK, Gustave Doré, The Graphic Works in Two Volumes, 2016 pages, Arthur Hubschmid Éditeur, vol. 2, no. 1466, repr. Provenance: Estate of Gustave DORÉ, collection of Madame MICHEL-DORÉ, then passed down through the family.
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FROM THE FORMER COLLECTION OF MADAME MICHEL DORÉ—collections of works by Gustave Doré AND VARIOUS drawings—antique and modern paintings, jewelry from three jewelry boxes, French and foreign silverware, a collection of chamberlain’s keys, a collection of Nivernais earthenware, French and European earthenware from the 16th to the 19th century, objets d’artAuction house
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