Artwork

Untitled

Untitled, by P. C. Helleu, F. Cormon, Henri-Patrice Dillon, Various Artists V. Prouvé, ink, 1898
Untitled, by P. C. Helleu, F. Cormon, Henri-Patrice Dillon, Various Artists V. Prouvé, ink, 1898

Untitled is an ink print by the Impressionist artist P. C. Helleu, F. Cormon, Henri-Patrice Dillon, Various Artists V. Prouvé. It dates from 1898 and is held in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art.

About this work

The cover features a drawing of a woman with long hair, looking to her left, and holding a long object in her right hand.

This image is a cover page for a publication titled "L'ESTAMPE Moderne" from December 1898. The cover features a drawing of a woman with long hair, looking to her left, and holding a long object in her right hand. The title is written in large, gold letters at the top of the page.

The cover also includes a list of directors and publication information in French. The overall design is simple, with a focus on the title and the drawing of the woman.

If you're interested in learning more about this style of art, you might want to explore the Impressionism movement.

Overview

Untitled is a set of four lithographs created in 1898 by multiple artists, including V. Prouvé, P. C. Helleu, F. Cormon, and Henri-Patrice Dillon. It serves as the cover page for the publication 'L'ESTAMPE Moderne'.

Subject & Meaning

The cover features a drawing of a woman with long hair holding an object, looking to her left. The simple design emphasizes the title 'L'ESTAMPE Moderne' in large, gold letters and the central drawing.

Technique & Style

The lithographs exhibit a style associated with late 19th-century art. The use of lithography allowed for mass production of the cover page, indicating a connection to the emerging print culture of the time.

History & Provenance

The set of lithographs is held at The Museum of Modern Art, indicating its significance in the history of modern printmaking.

Context

'L'ESTAMPE Moderne' was a publication that likely promoted contemporary printmaking. The involvement of multiple artists suggests a collaborative approach to the publication's design.

Artist & collection

This work is in the public domain (CC0). Image source: Museum of Modern Art open access. Spotted an error in this record? Tell us.