Édouard Dantan 1848-1897 by Sophie de Juvigny

Paris 1779) offered a secret method of fixing pastels.įrancesco ALGAROTTI (1712–1764), patron and author.Īntoine-Julien ALIZARD (1827–1912), born in Buironfosse, Aisne, professor of drawing and painting at Langres, was a pupil of Léon Cogniet he exhibited pastels at the salon de 1850. Louis-Émile ADAN (1839-1937), painter and illustrator, made pastel copies of eighteenth-century pictures by Perronneau and Lépicié. 6, various prints, frames etc.,Īdding 'Il met les estampes, dessins & pastels sous verre, nétoie & détache celles qui auroient souffert par l'humidité.' Rouen 1787), 'Peintre, Doreur & Marchand d'estampes sur le port, vis-à-vis le pont', advertised in The latter must be responsible for the frame for a pastel by Lawrence, 1794. John ADAIR ( –1771), framemaker, 47 Brewer Street, London continued by his son William Robert Adair (1747–1807). Vellum for Crayon Drawings', 'Silk Drawing Papers, for Crayons' as well as 'Swiss Crayons and Crayon Pencils.'

His trade cards from c.1800 include 'the best Rudolph ACKERMANN (1764-1834), printseller, publisher and manufacturer of watercolours. Reference should be made to the articles where cited.Ī B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Some of those listed also appear in the collectors section. Section of the Dictionary which is not repeated here.

Themselves technical innovators and pioneers, and a good deal of information appears in the artists Specifically known to have been connected with pastel the purpose is to direct users to other sources of further information. No attempt is made systematically to list all framemakers and artists' suppliers rather this list includes only those Modern pastellists who copied works in the Dictionary is also included. Pastel, including authors of the most important early treatises and some critics who have been particularly influential. This index lists a number of inventors, manufacturers, vendors, conservators, curators and authors who have been involved in technical aspects of the art of

Édouard Dantan 1848-1897 by Sophie de Juvigny