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Auguste Lepere (Paris, 1849 - Domme, 1918)
Auguste-Louis Lepere 'Auguste Lepere': A French painter and etcher of the first order, Auguste Lepere was also the undisputed leader in the creative revival of wood engraving in Europe. At age thirteen, Auguste Louis Lepere began his artistic education in the Paris studio of the engraver, Smeeton. By the mid 1870's, Lepere had clearly emerged as one of the most renowned printmakers of his time. In both etching and wood engraving, Auguste-Louis Lepere became known as the prime delineator of daily life. Yet he was also a tireless experimenter with innovations such as combining etching and wood engraving on the same print. As well, he was one of the first artists to experiment with coloured papers and often had his own papers made.
The last years of Auguste Lepere's life were given almost exclusively to wood engraving. In total his graphic oeuvre consists of over 150 etchings, over two hundred wood engravings and 14 lithographs. His brilliant art is represented in most major international collections.
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CENTAUR
This original work of
art entitled, "Les Trophees" is reproduced in Howard Simon's, "500
Years of Art in Illustration", World publishing Company, Cleveland,
1947, P. 223.
Price: 120 EURO |
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Top etching from limited edition in first state impression |
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SAINT-JEAN-DE MONTS Superb impression in a sheet with 2 cm margins. Price: 320 EURO |
LA VENDEE:
Price: 320 EURO |
SOUS BOIS, A LA RIGONETTE, 1911 Price: 180 EURO |
LA
RUE BOUTELIVE Price: 110 EURO |
L'ABREUVOIR AU PONT MARIE, 1902 Price: 145 EURO
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