Marie Bracquemond, account

Impressionism, a historical reconstruction:

Marie Bracquemond

(Mlle Marie Pasquiou-Quivoron)

(1841-1916)

Account

of her exhibited works

 

Introduction:
On this page you will find an account of the pictures Marie Bracquemond showed at the ‘impressionist’ expositions of 1879, 80 and 86 and at the Salon. For the used sources see at the bottom of the main page about Marie Bracquemond. See link for her pictures.

 

The 4th ‘impressionist’ exposition 1879:

General overview:

  • catalogue numbers 1+2
  • Number 1 contained probably 3 drawings.
  • Maybe she exhibited fans outside the catalogue (=hc)
  • so in total Marie Bracquemond exhibited 2 works ;
    • 0x an indication of place
    • 0x an indication of time, season or weather
    • 0x a study
    • 1x a loan (no. 1)
  • Moffett (R2,p266+487) refers to the figures no. 13-17 in the catalogue of Joel Isaacson: ’the crises in Impressionism, 1878-1882′ (University of Michigan, Museum of Art) as options of what Marie Bracquemond did show at the 4th exposition.
  • Berson makes suggestions only for no.1 (R90II,p105+121).

Reviews:

 

The catalogue numbers:

4IE-1879-1, Les Muses des Arts (Carton ayant servi pour une peinture sur faïence); appartient à M. Haviland
Eng.: The muse of the Arts (cardboard which was used for a painting on earthenware / faience).
Probably exhibited the year before at the Exposition Universelle↓. Berson refers to several reviews. She suggests that Marie Bracquemond exhibited 3 works, that seem to be drawings: La Danse, La Comédie, La Sculpture, L’Architecture, La Peinture, La Poésie and La Musique. (R90II,p105+121).

4IE-1879-1-1, La Danse; La Comédie

4IE-1879-1-2, La Sculpture, L’Architecture et La Peinture

4IE-1879-1-3, La Poésie et La Musique

4IE-1879-2, Un plat de faïence (peinture maté)
Eng.: a plate of earthenware / faience (mate picture). Berson doesn’t make a suggestion. There were no reviews.

4IE-1879-2+hc, éventails (?)
Sue Roe suggests that Marie Bracquemond also exhibited fans (R4,p203).

The 5th ‘impressionist’ exposition 1880:

General overview:

  • catalogue numbers 1-3
  • Moffett (R2,p310+317) indicates that Marie Bracquemond also showed a work that was not in the catalogue (=hors catalogue = hc)
  • so in total Marie Bracquemond exhibited 4 works ;
    • 1x an indication of place
    • 0x an indication of time, season or weather
    • 1x a study (no. 3)
    • 0x a loan
  • Note: on the poster (R2,p296) for the 5th ‘impressionist’ exposition the name Bracquemond was just one time mentioned, possibly more referring to her husband Félix than to here. The other two partaken women (Cassatt and Morisot) were also absent on the poster.

Reviews:

 

The catalogue numbers:

5IE-1880-1, Portrait
Moffett (R2,p310+316) indicates this work is now known as ‘La dame en blanc’ (The woman in white), which is now in Musée de Cambrai. Walther affirms (R3,p222).

5IE-1880-2, L’Hirondelle
Eng.: the swallow
Moffett doesn’t give a suggestion.

5IE-1880-3 étude d’après nature
Moffett (R2,p310) suggests this work was perhaps illustrated in ‘La Vie Moderne’ (1880/04/24; no. 264) or (1880/05/01; no.276).

5IE-1880-3+hc, Sur la terrasse à Sèvres
Moffett (R2,p310+317) suggests this work perhaps now is ‘Sur la terrasse à Sèvres’ (La terrasse de la villa Brancas), which is now in the Petit Palais in Geneva.

 

The 8th ‘impressionist’ exposition 1886:

General overview:

  • catalogue numbers 1-6
  • so in total Marie Bracquemond exhibited 6 works ;
    • 0x an indication of place
    • 0x an indication of time, season or weather
    • 0x a study
    • 0x a loan

Reviews:

 

The catalogue numbers:

8IE-1886-1, Jeune filles (carton fusain)
Eng.: young girls (charcoal on cardboard). Moffett (R2,p443) doesn’t give a suggestion.

8IE-1886-2, Portrait de jeune garçon
Eng.: portrait of a young boy. Moffett (R2,p443) doesn’t give a suggestion.

8IE-1886-3, Les joueuses de jaquet
Eng.: the players of ‘jaquet’. Moffett (R2,p443) doesn’t give a suggestion.

8IE-1886-4, Portrait de M. F. Bracquemond
Moffett (R2,p443+448) suggests the painting that is now known as ‘Portrait de Félix Bracquemond dans son atelier’ (Portrait of Félix Bracquemond in his studio), which is now in a private collection in Paris. He refers to number 57 in the exhibition catalogue of Jean-Paul Bouillon ‘Félix et Marie Bracquemond’ (Mortagne-Chartres, 1972).

8IE-1886-5, Cueilleuse de pommes (aquarelle)
Eng.: a woman plucking apples (watercolour). Moffett (R2,p443) doesn’t give a suggestion.

8IE-1886-6, Dans le jardin (Aquarelle)
Eng.: In the garden (watercolour). Moffett (R2,p443) doesn’t give a suggestion.

 

 

Marie Bracquemond at the Salon:
From 1866-68 she exhibited as Mlle Marie Pasquiou-Quivoron.
In 1874, 75,  her adres was: à Sèvres (Seine-et-Oise), rue de Brancas, 3 bis, villa Bruncas, 11 (iR1,n/214178).

S1859-2328, Portrait de la famille de l’auteur
Pasquioux, Mlle Antonine-Marie; née à Alby (Tarn) ; à Etampes, rue Saint-Jacques, 72 ; à Paris, chez M. Faubonne, rue de l’Arbre-Sec, 6 ; de MM. Vassort et Ingres

S1864-1482, Deux soeurs ; portraits
Pasquioux, Mlle Marie-Antoine; née à Albi ; de M. Laugée.

S1865-1655, Portrait de Mme D…
Pasquioux, Mlle Marie-Antoine; née à Albi ; boulevard d’Enfer, 1 ; de M. Laugée

S1865-1656, Fleur de lin
See above
Eng.:

S1866-1500, Portrait de M ***
Pasquiou-Quivoron, Mlle Marie; boulevard d’Enfer, 1 ; de MM. Signol, Laugée et Merle

S1867-1186, Le supplice de Tantale
Pasquiou-Quivoron, Mlle Marie; boulevard d’Enfer, 1 ; de MM. Signol, Laugée et Merle

S1868-1927, Cervantès, dans sa prison, concevant son Don Quichotte
Additional info: Appartient à M. Damas-Hinard.
Pasquiou-Quivoron, Mlle Marie; boulevard d’Enfer, 1 ; de MM. Signol et Laugée

S1869-3028, Portrait de Mlle L… ; dessin
Pasquiou, Mlle Marie; rue de l’Université, 19 ; de MM. Laugée et Signol

S1874-249, Marguerite
Bracquemond, Mme Marie; à Sèvres (Seine-et-Oise), rue de Brancas, 3 bis, villa Bruncas, 11. A portrait.

S1875-287, La lecture
Bracquemond, Mme Marie; à Sèvres (Seine-et-Oise), rue de Brancas, 3 bis, villa Brancas, 11.

 

Marie Bracquemond at the Exposition Universelle:
In 1878 Marie Bracquemond exhibited at the Exposition Universelle large carton panels depicting the ‘muses des Arts’ (iR3).

EU-1878-?, Les Muses des Arts (?)
The next year she probably exhibited the same at the 4th ‘impressionist’ exposition as 4IE-1879-1, Les Muses des Arts (Carton ayant servi pour une peinture sur faïence).

 

Marie Bracquemond at Centennial exhibitions:
A work of Marie Bracquemond was exhibited at the Centennial exhibition in Saint-Peterbourg in 1912.

Saint-Petersbourg-1912-47, Sur la terrasse [On the Terrace]

 

Marie Bracquemond at other exhibitions:
Marie Bracquemond also exhibited at some other exhibitions, but I have no additional information. In 1919 there was a large posthumous exhibition.

  • 1876: exhibited at the ‘Exposition de l’Union centrale des arts décoratifs’ (R3)
  • 1881: exhibited 5 works at the Dudley Gallery in London (iR5;iR22).
  • 1890: exhibited 9 etchings at the 2nd exhibition of the ‘Société des Peintres-graveurs français’ at Durand-Ruel (iR3).
  • 1919: posthumous exhibition at the Bernheim-Jeune Gallery, showing 91 paintings, 35 watercolours, 23 drawings and 29 etchings (aR11;iR19;iR4).

 

 

 

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