
Minneapolis Institute of Art
Les Lapins (Rabbits)
Henri-Charles Guérard
- Date
- c. 1891 (published 1893)
- Medium
- Woodcut on buff paper
- Department
- European Art
- Institution
- Minneapolis Institute of Art
Henri Guérard got a solid education in Japanese art when Louis Gonse chose him to illustrate some 200 objects for his L'Art japonais (1883). In 1890 when Guérard interrupted his career as a painter-etcher to explore woodcut, Hokusai's spare animal images were clearly on his mind. The power of this stolid pair comes from the stark light-dark silhouettes, overlapped shapes, minimal modeling, and brilliant use of the buff paper as a color. France, Europe
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