Young Girl Holding a Bird

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Young Girl Holding a Bird

Gilles DemarteauLinkedCulture matchlcp-354f9793682d

Date
mid-1700s
Medium
chalk-manner etching and engraving
Culture
France, 18th century
Department
Prints
Institution
Cleveland Museum of Art
Object ID
109180

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In 1757, a printmaker named Jean-Charles François developed a printing technique to make facsimiles of chalk drawings. He perfected his method by inventing tools with toothed points of varying thicknesses set at irregular intervals and angles, imitating the random character of grains of chalk on textured paper. Gilles Demarteau adopted François's specialized implements to copy the chalk drawings of such well-known artists as Jean Baptiste le Prince and François Boucher.

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Gift of The Print Club of Cleveland

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