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Marie LaurencinDeux jeunes filles, mantille et noeud rougeAquarell, Bleistift und Tusche auf

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Marie Laurencin
Deux jeunes filles, mantille et noeud rouge

Aquarell, Bleistift und Tusche auf weißem Aquarellpapier. 45 x 36,2 cm. Unter Glas gerahmt. Unten rechts mit Tuschfeder signiert 'Marie Laurencin'. - Rückseitig entlang des Randes auf Unterlagekarton montiert.

Die Arbeit ist im Archiv von Daniel Marchesseau, Paris, verzeichnet; wir danken ihm für bestätigende Auskunft.

Provenienz
Galerie Paul Pétridès, Paris (mit dem Galerie-Aufkleber auf dem Unterkarton), vom Vorbesitzer dort in den 1980er Jahren erworben.

Schlanke, hochgewachsene Figuren, geformt aus geschwungenen Linien, hochovale Gesichter mit tiefen, dunklen mandelförmigen Augen und scharf akzentuierten Nasen - es ist der unverkennbare Körper- und Gesichtstypus, der Marie Laurencins Öl- und Aquarellmalereien zu ihrer charakteristischen Formensprache verhilft. Reale und imaginäre Porträts vornehmer Damen, graziler Mädchen oder anmutiger Balletttänzerinnen bilden ihr bevorzugtes Sujet. Trotz Laurencins bewegtem Leben zeichnet sich ihr umfangreiches Oeuvre durch eine außergewöhnliche Eigenständigkeit aus und zeugt von ihrer selbstbewussten künstlerischen Haltung. Zweifelsohne zählt sie zu den wichtigen Künstlerinnen des zwanzigsten Jahrhunderts.
Im Umfeld der „bande Picasso" kam Laurencin früh in Kontakt mit jenem Kreis von Künstlern und Schriftstellern, aus dem die kubistische Bewegung erwachsen sollte. Zwar beteiligte sich die Künstlerin intensiv an der theoretischen Debatte dieser Kreise, Eingang in ihr Werk fanden die kunsttheoretischen Überlegungen des Kubismus jedoch nur bedingt.
1907 begann Laurencin eine sechs Jahre währende Liaison mit Guillaume Apollinaire, den sie während ihrer ersten Ausstellung im "Salon des Indépendants" kennenlernte. Er sollte einer ihrer stärksten Fürsprecher werden und würdigte ihre künstlerische Unabhängigkeit prominent in seinen 1913 erschienenen „Les peintres cubistes". Gertrude Stein erwarb die erste Fassung von Laurencins Schlüsselwerk „Apollinaire et ses amis" (Marchesseau 48), das die Künstlerin im Kreise von Guillaume Apollinaire, Pablo Picasso und Fernande Olivier zeigt (heute im Baltimore Museum of Art; die zweite Fassung aus dem Jahr 1909, Marchesseau 49, befindet sich im Pariser Centre Georges Pompidou).
Im Laufe der 1910er Jahre fand Marie Laurencin zu ihrer unverwechselbaren Bildsprache. Die zwei jungen Mädchen mit Mantille und Schleife sind ein herausragendes Beispiel für ihre feinsinnige Beschäftigung mit dem Grenzbereich von Figuration und Abstraktion. Subtil deutet die Künstlerin die Auflösung der beiden Halbfiguren im Bildraum an und fasst die Mädchen in typischer Manier mit zarter Farbigkeit im fragilen Zwischenraum von Erscheinen und Verschwinden.

Marie Laurencin
Deux jeunes filles, mantille et noeud rouge

Watercolour, pencil and India ink on white watercolour paper. 45 x 36.2 cm. Framed under glass. Signed 'Marie Laurencin' in pen and ink lower right. - Circumferentially mounted to support card verso in margin.

The work is recorded in the archive of Daniel Marchesseau, Paris; we would like to thank him for confirmatory information.

Provenance
Galerie Paul Pétridès, Paris (gallery label on support card), acquired there by the previous owner in the 1980s.

Tall and slender figures formed out of flowing lines, upright oval faces with deep and dark almond-shaped eyes and sharply accentuated noses - these constitute the unmistakable bodily and facial type that provide Marie Laurencin's oil and watercolour paintings with their distinctive formal idiom. Real and imaginary portraits of elegant ladies, delicate girls or graceful ballet dancers form her preferred subject matter. Despite Laurencin's chequered life, her extensive oeuvre is characterised by an extraordinary independence and indicates her self-confident artistic attitude. Without a doubt, she is one of the twentieth century's important female artists.
In the milieu of the "bande Picasso", Laurencin came into contact with the circle of artists and writers out of which the Cubist movement would grow. While the artist participated intensely in the theoretical debate of this circle, the art theoretical considerations of Cubism entered into her work only to a limited extent.
In 1907 Laurencin began a six-year liaison with Guillaume Apollinaire, whom she met during her first exhibition at the "Salon des Indépendants". He was to become one of her strongest advocates and prominently acknowledged her artistic independence in his 1913 book "Les peintres cubistes". Gertrude Stein purchased the first version of Laurencin's key work "Apollinaire et ses amis" (Marchesseau 48), which shows the artist in the company of Guillaume Apollinaire, Pablo Picasso and Fernande Olivier (now in the Baltimore Museum of Art; the second version, which is from 1909, Marchesseau 49, is to be found at Paris's Centre Georges Pompidou).
Marie Laurencin found her own unique pictorial idiom in the course of the 1910s. The two young girls with a mantilla and bow are an outstanding example of her sensitive occupation with the realm at the border of figurative and abstract art. The artist subtly suggests the dissolution of both half-length figures within the pictorial space, and in her typical manner, she uses her delicate palette to capture the girls within the fragile interspace between appearance and disappearance.
Marie Laurencin
Deux jeunes filles, mantille et noeud rouge

Aquarell, Bleistift und Tusche auf weißem Aquarellpapier. 45 x 36,2 cm. Unter Glas gerahmt. Unten rechts mit Tuschfeder signiert 'Marie Laurencin'. - Rückseitig entlang des Randes auf Unterlagekarton montiert.

Die Arbeit ist im Archiv von Daniel Marchesseau, Paris, verzeichnet; wir danken ihm für bestätigende Auskunft.

Provenienz
Galerie Paul Pétridès, Paris (mit dem Galerie-Aufkleber auf dem Unterkarton), vom Vorbesitzer dort in den 1980er Jahren erworben.

Schlanke, hochgewachsene Figuren, geformt aus geschwungenen Linien, hochovale Gesichter mit tiefen, dunklen mandelförmigen Augen und scharf akzentuierten Nasen - es ist der unverkennbare Körper- und Gesichtstypus, der Marie Laurencins Öl- und Aquarellmalereien zu ihrer charakteristischen Formensprache verhilft. Reale und imaginäre Porträts vornehmer Damen, graziler Mädchen oder anmutiger Balletttänzerinnen bilden ihr bevorzugtes Sujet. Trotz Laurencins bewegtem Leben zeichnet sich ihr umfangreiches Oeuvre durch eine außergewöhnliche Eigenständigkeit aus und zeugt von ihrer selbstbewussten künstlerischen Haltung. Zweifelsohne zählt sie zu den wichtigen Künstlerinnen des zwanzigsten Jahrhunderts.
Im Umfeld der „bande Picasso" kam Laurencin früh in Kontakt mit jenem Kreis von Künstlern und Schriftstellern, aus dem die kubistische Bewegung erwachsen sollte. Zwar beteiligte sich die Künstlerin intensiv an der theoretischen Debatte dieser Kreise, Eingang in ihr Werk fanden die kunsttheoretischen Überlegungen des Kubismus jedoch nur bedingt.
1907 begann Laurencin eine sechs Jahre währende Liaison mit Guillaume Apollinaire, den sie während ihrer ersten Ausstellung im "Salon des Indépendants" kennenlernte. Er sollte einer ihrer stärksten Fürsprecher werden und würdigte ihre künstlerische Unabhängigkeit prominent in seinen 1913 erschienenen „Les peintres cubistes". Gertrude Stein erwarb die erste Fassung von Laurencins Schlüsselwerk „Apollinaire et ses amis" (Marchesseau 48), das die Künstlerin im Kreise von Guillaume Apollinaire, Pablo Picasso und Fernande Olivier zeigt (heute im Baltimore Museum of Art; die zweite Fassung aus dem Jahr 1909, Marchesseau 49, befindet sich im Pariser Centre Georges Pompidou).
Im Laufe der 1910er Jahre fand Marie Laurencin zu ihrer unverwechselbaren Bildsprache. Die zwei jungen Mädchen mit Mantille und Schleife sind ein herausragendes Beispiel für ihre feinsinnige Beschäftigung mit dem Grenzbereich von Figuration und Abstraktion. Subtil deutet die Künstlerin die Auflösung der beiden Halbfiguren im Bildraum an und fasst die Mädchen in typischer Manier mit zarter Farbigkeit im fragilen Zwischenraum von Erscheinen und Verschwinden.

Marie Laurencin
Deux jeunes filles, mantille et noeud rouge

Watercolour, pencil and India ink on white watercolour paper. 45 x 36.2 cm. Framed under glass. Signed 'Marie Laurencin' in pen and ink lower right. - Circumferentially mounted to support card verso in margin.

The work is recorded in the archive of Daniel Marchesseau, Paris; we would like to thank him for confirmatory information.

Provenance
Galerie Paul Pétridès, Paris (gallery label on support card), acquired there by the previous owner in the 1980s.

Tall and slender figures formed out of flowing lines, upright oval faces with deep and dark almond-shaped eyes and sharply accentuated noses - these constitute the unmistakable bodily and facial type that provide Marie Laurencin's oil and watercolour paintings with their distinctive formal idiom. Real and imaginary portraits of elegant ladies, delicate girls or graceful ballet dancers form her preferred subject matter. Despite Laurencin's chequered life, her extensive oeuvre is characterised by an extraordinary independence and indicates her self-confident artistic attitude. Without a doubt, she is one of the twentieth century's important female artists.
In the milieu of the "bande Picasso", Laurencin came into contact with the circle of artists and writers out of which the Cubist movement would grow. While the artist participated intensely in the theoretical debate of this circle, the art theoretical considerations of Cubism entered into her work only to a limited extent.
In 1907 Laurencin began a six-year liaison with Guillaume Apollinaire, whom she met during her first exhibition at the "Salon des Indépendants". He was to become one of her strongest advocates and prominently acknowledged her artistic independence in his 1913 book "Les peintres cubistes". Gertrude Stein purchased the first version of Laurencin's key work "Apollinaire et ses amis" (Marchesseau 48), which shows the artist in the company of Guillaume Apollinaire, Pablo Picasso and Fernande Olivier (now in the Baltimore Museum of Art; the second version, which is from 1909, Marchesseau 49, is to be found at Paris's Centre Georges Pompidou).
Marie Laurencin found her own unique pictorial idiom in the course of the 1910s. The two young girls with a mantilla and bow are an outstanding example of her sensitive occupation with the realm at the border of figurative and abstract art. The artist subtly suggests the dissolution of both half-length figures within the pictorial space, and in her typical manner, she uses her delicate palette to capture the girls within the fragile interspace between appearance and disappearance.

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