Lot 40
  • 40

AUGUSTE RODIN | L'Homme Canon (recto - verso)

Estimate
6,000 - 8,000 EUR
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Description

  • Auguste Rodin
  • L'Homme Canon (recto - verso)
  • titled L'Homme Canon (upper) - recto
  • ink on paper
  • 12,6 x 7,2 cm ; 5 x 3 in.
  • Executed circa 1870-80.

Provenance

(Probably) Auguste Beuret, Paris (the artist's son)
Loïe Fuller, Paris
Jean & Paule Cailac, Paris
Acquired from the above by the present owner

Condition

Executed on cream squared wove paper, not laid down, affixed to the mount with transparent plastic supports and floating in its mount. The lower and left edges are unevenly cut. There is a tiny tear to the upper left corner. Recto: The sheet is light stained and ink appears to have slightly faded. Verso: There are tape remnants in two points along the upper edge. The sheet is light stained and ink appears to have slightly faded. There is a small surface scratch, possibly original (approx. 5 cm long) in the lower part of the composition. This work is in overall good condition.
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Catalogue Note

This work will be included in the forthcoming Catalogue raisonné des dessins et peintures d’Auguste Rodin (1840-1917) being prepared by Christina Buley-Uribe under the archive number 180315.