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Until the 30th of June 2009 |
The Gallery Cabotse will show a selection of original watercolours and etchings, circa 1917-1930 by André Lambert (1884 Stuttgart - 1967 Paris). Lambert studied in Munich with H. von Habermann, then in Paris with Fernand Cormon. He lived in Paris, and in Spain. His father was a famous swiss architect. Influenced by Aubrey Beardsley and by Karl Strahtmann, he mainly worked for illustration : Simplicissimus, the review created in Munich by Albert Langen in 1896, and litterature, such as : Petrone (Satiricon), Jules Verne (Zacharias, les Révoltés du Bounty ....) Théophile Gautier (le Roi Candaule), Flaubert .....
Biblio : Benezit, Paris, 1999. Marcus Osterwalder : Dictionnaire des illustrateurs 1890-1945, Ides et Calendes, Neuchâtel, 1992, p653.
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October 2009 |
More than 200 old and modern prints are offered for sale in the new Catalogue of the Gallery Cabotse, in Russian & French.
(above illustration : Asters & dahlias, by Edna Boïes Hopkins, woodcut, ca 1920).
Browse Catalogue
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june, wednesday the 3rd |
Right Bank
In the area of the Avenue Matignon, Paris , not far from the Palais de l'Elysée and from the Champs Elysées, the "Prestige Matignon Club" will gather almost a hundred galleries and antique shops for a special Evening : exhibitions, vernissages and discoveries for the amateur, as well as for the connoisseur.
Between 5 and 11 p.m.
Galleries : List of members
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