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The story of William Tell, a serie created by Pellerin printer, 1860 (Epinal print)
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The story of William Tell, a serie created by Pellerin printer, 1860 (Epinal print)
5669536 The story of William Tell, a serie created by Pellerin printer, 1860 (Epinal print); (add.info.: Jean-Charles Pellerin (1756-1836), French draftsman, illustrator and printer. He is famous for the images he composed since the Revolution and which he printed himself from 1800. Succeeding his father, he took in 1773 the direction of the "Factory of Pellerin" 3. From 1796, he expanded his activity and created the "Imagerie Pellerin". As early as 1800, he started a small business, a real imaginary industry, which later became known as Epinal print. Charles Nicolas Pellerin (1827-1887), his grandson, launched the collection of "constructions": cardboard models to cut and assemble - an aspect of the production of the little-known Epinal print.); Universal History Archive/UIG
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© Universal History Archive/UIG / Bridgeman Images
1860s Draftsman Epinal Imagerie Pellerin Jean Charles Pellerin Pellerin Printer Series William Tell
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This stunning print captures the timeless tale of William Tell, brought to life by the skilled hands of Jean-Charles Pellerin in 1860. Pellerin, a renowned French draftsman, illustrator, and printer, created a series of images that have become synonymous with the Epinal print tradition.
The story of William Tell is depicted in vivid detail on this print, showcasing Pellerin's talent for capturing emotion and drama in his work. From the tension-filled moment when Tell takes aim with his crossbow to the triumphant conclusion of his legendary feat, every aspect of this iconic story is beautifully rendered.
Pellerin's grandson Charles Nicolas continued his legacy by introducing cardboard models to cut and assemble, adding a new dimension to the world of Epinal prints. This unique blend of artistry and craftsmanship has made these prints highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts alike.
As we gaze upon this piece from the 19th century, we are transported back in time to an era when storytelling through imagery was at its peak. The vibrant colors and intricate details serve as a reminder of the enduring power of visual storytelling – a power that continues to captivate audiences centuries later.
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