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Mon 17 Jun

MATHILDE ANGÈLE DELASSALE (1867-1938) - Reunion of 23 drawings:. Study of postures, ink on paper, stamped lower right (28 x 48 cm). Annotated study of barges and riverbanks, charcoal on paper, stamps lower right (29 x 46 cm). Annotated study of paddlewheel boats, charcoal on paper, stamps (29 x 46 cm). Study of dwellings, charcoal on paper, stamps (25 x 32.5 cm). Study of porters, charcoal on paper, stamps (23 x 30.5 cm). Study of postures, charcoal on paper, stamps (21 x 30 cm). Study of the Tuileries, charcoal on paper, stamps (25 x 32 cm). Study of bent men, charcoal on paper, stamps (30 x 22.5 cm). Study of the Pont Royal, ink on tracing paper, stamped lower right (26 x 36 cm). Study of a groom, charcoal on paper, stamped (12.5 x 11.5 cm). Study of a groom, charcoal on paper, stamped (16.5 x 11.5 cm). Study of a rider, charcoal on paper, stamps (18.5 x 32 cm). Annotated study of a barge and figures, stamps, stains (22 x 32 cm). Study of workers, charcoal on paper, stamps (33.5 x 23 cm). Study of barges, charcoal on paper, stamps (31 x 46 cm). Annotated study of workers at the foot of the Eiffel Tower, charcoal on paper, stamps (30 x 44.5 cm). Study of workers, charcoal on paper, stamps (32.5 x 45 cm). Annotated study of caravans, charcoal on paper, stamps (27 x 43 cm). Study of workers shoveling, charcoal on paper, stamps lower right (30.5 x 44 cm). Study for a view of the Seine, charcoal on tracing paper, stamped lower left (24 x 33 cm). Study for a view of the Seine, charcoal on paper, stamped lower right (23 x 31 cm). Study of boat masts and figures, watercolor on paper, stamped lower right (25 x 32.5 cm). Study of workers, graphite pencil on paper, stamped lower right (25 x 32.5 cm).

Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

Mon 17 Jun

CECIL DE BLAQUIÈRE HOWARD DIT CECIL HOWARD (1888-1956) - Mistinguett and Max Dearly dancing the chaloupée waltz at the Moulin Rouge Beautiful fan project. Gouache on paper, signed lower right. 29.7 x 44.5 cm. On June 15, 1908, actor and stage director Max Dearly chose Mistinguett to perform with him the famous valse chaloupée, also known as the danse des Apaches or danse du Pavé, which he created in the "Revue du Moulin" at the Moulin Rouge, based on motifs from Jacques Offenbach's ballet "Le Papillon". The dance depicts an argument between an Apache thug and a prostitute. Violent, athletic and spectacular, it ends in a rhythmic waltz. Le Figaro of July 28, 1908 reports: "A regular at the Moulin-Rouge told us yesterday that never has there been a warmer, more 'excited' audience than the one that applauds the witty Revue du Moulin Rouge and its performers, led by Mr. Max Dearly and Mlle Mistinguett, every evening. The tiomphal, international success of the duo, who repeated the experience at the Casino de Paris, helped launch Mistinguett's career. In every corner, improbable Apache couples would perform, trying to imitate the two stars who would inspire artists such as Kees van Dongen, in a famous oil painting, and press cartoonists. Alphonse Rucho made statuettes of them in regula. Having left Buffalo in 1905, Cecil Howard moved to Paris, where he enrolled at the Académie Julian. At the age of seventeen, he was immediately won over by the artistic life he encountered in Montparnasse. He would spend half his life there. A year later, the sculptor presented his first work at the Salon des artistes français. Thereafter, almost every year, he participated in the Salon d'Automne and/or the Salon de la Scité Nationale des Beaux-Arts. He soon became a member of these two institutions, and in 1909 presented animal sculptures created at the Antwerp Zoo with his friend Rembrandt Bugatti. In 1913, Howard took part in the Armory Show in New York, Chicago and Boston. For this major event, which marked the arrival of modern art in the United States, he exhibited a standing female nude modelled on Lucy Krohg. After experimenting with painted sculpture, particularly in the field of portraiture, Cecil Howard entered the field of Cubism. He incorporated the movements of tango dancers, which he regularly practiced at the Bullier ball, into his cheerful polychrome sculptures. These highly personal works, of which only five remain on record today, make Cecil Howard one of the pioneers of Cubist sculpture, and place him at the forefront of modernism in this period. The schematized sharpness of Cubist forms is found one last time in La mère et l'enfant, carved directly from a block of marble. Presented at the Salon des Beaux-Arts in 1919, it was bought by Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney and is now part of the collections of the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York. Touched by the vogue for "Negro Art", Howard also sculpted a beautiful Nubian with a fluid, stylized amphora, which he presented in New York in 1916. He continued this inspiration in the 1920s with commissions for an English baron, Lord Howard de Walden. Throughout his career, the sculptor also produced a large number of works inspired by his passion for sport. He never ceased to represent bodies in motion, and to animate his art with an irrepressible vital energy.

Estim. 2 000 - 3 000 EUR

Mon 17 Jun

EXPOSITION INTERNATIONALE DES ARTS ET DES TECHNIQUES APPLIQUÉES À LA VIE MODERNE, PARIS, 1937 LOUIS-JOSEPH PAQUET (1875-1959) - Architect's project meeting:. Bird's-eye view of the Champ de Mars and the Seine. Project for the 1937 International Exhibition. India ink on tracing paper mounted on paper, titled upper left and framed. 42 x 54 cm. Bird's-eye view of the Champ de Mars and the Seine and first floor plan Print. 87 x 68 cm. Elevations of the Palais du Trocadéro Print. 50.5 x 53 cm. Compagnie Aérienne Française. Aerial view of the Champs de Mars Photographic print on glossy paper. 41.5 x 58 cm. Bird's-eye view of the esplanade des Invalides for the 1937 International Exhibition. Print. 42 x 55.5 cm. Also included: PIERRE-JACQUES-LOUIS PAQUET (1919-1998) Eight architectural projects. Venetian bridge - Ink and wash on paper - 70 x 84 cm. Gallery - Ink and wash on paper - 69 x 84 cm. Fountain - Ink and wash on paper - 84 x 70 cm. Mountain church - Ink and wash on paper - 69 x 84 cm. Caprice - Ink and wash on paper - 85 x 70 cm. Oratory at Notre-Dame - Watercolor print - 64.5 x 99.5 cm. Easel and stool - Charcoal on paper - 62 x 48 cm. Pavilion - Charcoal on paper - 53.5 x 54 cm. Porch of a castle - Charcoal on paper - 105 x 75 cm. Palace facade and fountain - 76 x 105 cm. Fountain - Charcoal on paper - 105 x 75 cm. Canal bank project - Charcoal and ink wash on paper - 75 x 105 cm. Cultural city project - Ink, watercolor and ink wash on paper - 85 x 124 cm. Mountain resort project - Ink and wash on paper - 84.5 x 122 cm. Religious building project - ink and wash on paper - 124 x 85 cm. School project - Ink and wash on paper - 84.5 x 122 cm. Spa project - ink and wash - 123.5 x 84.5 cm. Project for a rubber plantation in Cambodia, Habitation type A - Bungalow for European family - Gouache and watercolor on cardboard - 84.4 x 123 cm. (Tears). After joining the Alfred Wagon firm, Louis-Joseph Paquet took part in the 1925 International Exhibition as parks and garden architecture inspector, and then in the 1937 Exhibition. His son Pierre-Jacques-Louis Paquet followed in his footsteps, graduating as an architect in 1955.

Estim. 300 - 400 EUR