Auguste Brouet - Saint-Ouen - Flea Market - Ba 82
Ba 82

Saint-Ouen - Flea Market

etching (1910)
A composition in which height is used to give the illusion of depth, through an assembly of small subjects skillfully composed. In the foreground, a peddler, massive, slightly backwards, wearing a top hat. Next to him, in a three-quarter view, a ragpicker and a woman, who looks old, with an infant on her lap. In the background, the crowd is going about its miserable business, around a cart.
3rd state, 140 mm × 195 mm.
Printed at 77 impressions and 15 artist proofs.
IFF 1.3, Universität Osnabrück.
Petiet edition, the letter erased and replaced by a second remarque, a man's head.
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Previous states
2nd state, 140 mm × 195 mm.
Printed at 40 impressions.
Boutitie 12, BPL 7.
With additional shading and a letter from a menu of the Society of Friends of Books. Four additional proofs were printed in 1914.the illustration is a trial proof before the plate was modified in the next state. The head that appears under the letter of the bibliophile society is drawn, not etched.
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1st state, 140 mm × 195 mm.
Printed at 2 à 5 state proofs.
BPL 7, EB 4, EG 92 ter ?.
Before the letter and before many shadow works. With only one remarque, a silhouette heading to the right.
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