Original Lithograph By Paul Jouve. Marlotte

  

Born on 16 March 1878 in Marlotte (Seine-et-Marne) and died in Paris on 13 May 1973, is a French painter, sculptor and ceramist, member of the Académie des Beaux-Arts. His vocation as an animal painter awakens during his frequent walks in the garden of betting plants, while he is still a student at the school of decorative arts and the national museum of natural history of betting. He exhibited paintings at the 1893 French artists' fair. In 1904, he joined Hamburg and Antwerp, attracted by their large zoological gardens.

He is one of the first collaborators of the magazine the butter plate. First recipients of the abd-el-tif prize, paul jouve and his friend léon cauvy are residents of the abd-el-tif villa in 1907. He married the daughter of the black orientalist painter. He was one of the first painters to go to the Hoggar.

Considered one of the best French animal painters, he illustrated the jungle book of rudyard kipling between 1906 and 1914. Paul jove took part in the universal exhibitions of 1900, 1925 and 1937 in Paris, receiving a gold medal for each of his participations. He also received the gold medal for his participation in the international colonial exhibition of 1931 in Paris, and it was one of his works, which illustrated the cover of the exhibition's golden book. A fruitful artist, with his friends from the animal group, jacques nam, édouard-marcel sandoz, august tremont, and Swiss gaston, paul jouve takes part in numerous exhibitions in France and abroad. His sketches and drawings, in the spirit of art deco, are those of a sculptor, an art that he also practices.

Lithograph on grey-green paper'michallet' signed in the board. Condition: very nice ordeal, slightly yellow margins. Excellent impression, margins lightly yellowed. Dimensions: 210 x 310mm (subject) 315 x 450mm (sheet).

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1. type: lithography
2. characteristics: signed
Authenticity: original
3. period: xxeme and contemporary
4. genre: art deco
5. theme: gender scene