Adventures in the Print Trade
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| Blog Name: | Adventures in the Print Trade |
| Url: | http://adventuresintheprinttrade.blogspot.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | print, art, design |
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| Popularity: | 1 Followers |
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Life and light
| The Belgian response to Impressionism was a complex and local one. The Belgian Impressionists are often called Luminists, and the founder of Luminism was Émile Claus (1849-1924). His work combines ...more |
Fractured perspectives
| The first person to incorporate elements of Cubism in book illustration was probably Jean-Émile Laboureur, but others, especially in the Jazz Age, saw value in the fractured perspectives of Cubism,...more |
Intense and diverse
| Today is the opening of an exciting new exhibition in the Cultural Centre (Cultuurcentrum) of Hasselt in Belgium. Entitled Helikon: intens en divers, it celebrates the work of the pioneering Heliko...more |
Art Deco high-jinks
| Another member of the circle of artists that clustered around the neighbouring ateliers of Jean-Gabriel Daragnès and Roger Lacourière in the 1920s was Charles Martin (1884-1934). Martin was born in...more |
The art of taille-douce
| Following my previous post on Terry Haass and her close collaboration with the master taille-douciers at l’atelier Lacourière-Frélaut, I was delighted to hear from Antoine Rubington, the son of Nor...more |
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