Bracquemond Felix Collection
Felix Bracquemond, a renowned French painter and printmaker, left an indelible mark on the art world with his diverse range of works
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Felix Bracquemond, a renowned French painter and printmaker, left an indelible mark on the art world with his diverse range of works. In 1857, he created the captivating frontispiece for "Les Fleurs du Mal, " showcasing his artistic prowess. Moving forward to 1866/75, Bracquemond collaborated with Creil Pottery in France to produce a stunning plate that exemplified his talent. Throughout his career, Bracquemond continued to impress audiences with his exceptional creations. In 1875/78, he showcased his skills once again through a remarkable piece. One of his notable works includes "Erasmus" from 1863, demonstrating both precision and emotion. Bracquemond's versatility shines through in various genres as well. His painting titled "Coucher de soleil" captures the beauty of a sunset in an exquisite manner. Additionally, in 1873, he depicted the power and grandeur of a locomotive in "La locomotive. " Nature served as inspiration for many of Bracquemond's masterpieces too. In "Roseaux et Sarcelles" from 1882, he skillfully portrayed reeds and teal ducks harmoniously coexisting within their habitat. Another nature-themed work is "Moutons parques" from 1856; it showcases sheep grazing peacefully under Bracquemond's brushstrokes. Bringing forth social commentary was another aspect of Bracquemond's artistry. In pieces like "La Discorde" (1886) and "L'Homme qui court apres la Fortune et celui qui l attend dans son lit" (also from 1886), he explored themes related to discordance and societal disparities. The artist also delved into capturing atmospheric elements such as storms in paintings like "La Nuee d'orage, " executed between 1882 and 1884.