Artwork
Identifier:
2008.487.46
Artist:
Henri-Gabriel Ibels
Medium:
Lithograph
Date:
1894
Dimensions:
Artworks - Height: 7.3125 in
Width: 5.25 in
Description:
Black and white line drawing of two ballet dancers leaning against a wall.
Historical Context:
Henri-Gabriel Ibels was a print-maker, illustrator and painter. He was one of the original members of the "Nabis" art movement of the 1890s, a movement led by Post-Impressionist and Avant-Garde artists who strongly influenced the subsequent fine and graphic art styles in France. He is known for his bold, expressive works that are typically portraits of the influential artists of the time, and was very much inspired by contemporary Parisian life and the city of Paris.
Credit:
From the Robert L. Hoskins and Erwin A. Raible Collection of Fin de Siécle French Prints, Gift of Elaine Rutowski Shay
Getty Art and Architecture Thesaurus Term
lithographsLibrary of Congress Subjects
France--History--19th century
Current Location:
GVSU ➜ Print and Drawing Cabinet
Location Notes:
GVSU Storage; Room 140 (PDC); Box 1/10 French Prints; Pack #32
