Barbier Dauphin
ID(s):
1921030M0
1921030M0
Subject
Tomato canning factory established in 1868 in Lambesc in the Bouches-du-Rhône. In 1935 a second factory was built in Meyrargues a few kilometers away to develop the fruit and vegetable canning business.
Tomato canning factory established in 1868 in Lambesc in the Bouches-du-Rhône. In 1935 a second factory was built in Meyrargues a few kilometers away to develop the fruit and vegetable canning business.
Description:
Surrounded by tomato branches, a woman is holding several cans in her arms.
Surrounded by tomato branches, a woman is holding several cans in her arms.
Source:
Collection the Ross Art Group, Inc
Collection the Ross Art Group, Inc
Date:
1926 modifiée en 1948
1926 modifiée en 1948
Language: French
Dimensions (cm):
160 x 120
160 x 120
Signature:
Toward the middle right
Toward the middle right
Remark:
This mock-up dates from 1926 and is listed as "Tomatoes - Italy" in the small notebook written by Cappiello cataloging the works he completed. It was modified after his death with the agreement of his son Jean Cappiello, as evidenced by the label on the back of the copy belonging to the Musée des Arts Décoratifs (https://catalogue.cappiello.fr/produit/barbier-dauphin/). Two canned goods would have been added to the mock-up on the right side and those at the bottom left, along with the lower lettering "Barbier Dauphin," "Le fin du fin," and possibly the word "conserves." The word "d’après" was added to the signature on the lithograph. On the mock-up, the signature predates these modifications.
This mock-up dates from 1926 and is listed as "Tomatoes - Italy" in the small notebook written by Cappiello cataloging the works he completed. It was modified after his death with the agreement of his son Jean Cappiello, as evidenced by the label on the back of the copy belonging to the Musée des Arts Décoratifs (https://catalogue.cappiello.fr/produit/barbier-dauphin/). Two canned goods would have been added to the mock-up on the right side and those at the bottom left, along with the lower lettering "Barbier Dauphin," "Le fin du fin," and possibly the word "conserves." The word "d’après" was added to the signature on the lithograph. On the mock-up, the signature predates these modifications.
Materials:
Gouache
Gouache
Support:
Paper with collages
Paper with collages
Reference Devambez: 5193
Date of the first sketch on the same theme:
1921
1921
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