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- Fierce and Fragile: Big Cats in the Art of Robert Dallet
Fierce and Fragile Big Cats in the Art of Robert Dallet
Author:
Alan Rabinowitz
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Dominique Baqué
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Nadine Coleno
In keeping with Hermès' theme for 2016, "Nature at a Gallop," this album is devoted to the work of Robert Dallet (1923-2006). Dallet, a French painter and illustrator, devoted his life to the representation of wildlife, especially the beauty of big cats. This work presents a previously unpublished selection of watercolors and sketches, paying tr
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ibute to the talent and sensitivity of an animal painter adopted by Hermès. The account is also an act of defiance against the gradual disappearance of a threatened world. Professor Alan Rabinowitz, Director of the Panthera Corporation in New York, looks at Robert Dallet's work from a zoological perspective; Dominique Baqué, a professor at Université Paris VIII, examines its place in the history of Western animal painting; and the writer Nadine Coleno looks at the encounter between the artist and Hermès, which gave birth to over 20 beautiful silk prints.
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ISBN-13:
9782330057602
ISBN-10:
2330057601
Publication Date:
2/23/2016
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