基本説明
■フランス・ジャポニスム期を代表する美術コレクター８名の日本・極東美術収集品のオークションカタログ16点を集成。多数の図版も洩れなく収録。■フランスでの日本美術の受容の研究と同時に、今日注目される研究テーマ、海外へ流出した日本美術品調査のための一次資料としても極めて重要。
Full Description
This is the seventh part of the successful series which provides art historians and students with primary-source materials relating to the Western reception of Japanese arts from the late nineteenth to the early twentieth century.
It is now common knowledge that art collectors in Europe around the end of the nineteenth century played a very important role in the development of Japanese influence on Western art, in particular on the Impressionists who became acquainted with Ukiyoe by Hokusai, or other Japanese artefacts, many of which were imported from Japan by art dealers for their clients in Europe. The majority of those collections of Japanese art held by individual art lovers were dispersed on their deaths, but some were acquired by museums in Europe and America and are now valued as treasures which often form the core of their collections of Japanese art.
It is not easy to trace precisely what objects were brought from Japan to the West and in what way some of them are housed today by Western institutions, but one of the most useful tools for art historians are the auction catalogues of those pioneer Japanese art collectors through which they are able to assess the very early phase of Western reception of Japanese arts. However, as such catalogues are mostly published by auction houses for their customers only and are not widely available, very few of them are held or systematically collected by academic libraries. To remedy this omission, this collection brings together sixteen catalogues of auctions which took place around the turn of the century for the sale of collections by eight leading French collectors. Together, they provide academics and students in the subject with a unique and rare primary source. All the catalogues are reproduced with numerous pictures and plates, together with foldouts as originally published.
Contents
Vol. 1: [Philippe Burty]
Collection Ph. Burty, Catalogue de Peintures & Estampes Japonaises, de Kakemonos, de Miniatures Indo-persanes et de Livres relatifs a l'Orient et au Japon
Vente du 19 au 20 Mars 1891
Paris, 1891, c. 230 pp. [Preface par Ernest Leroux]
Collection Ph. Burty, Objects d'Art Japonais et Chinois
Vente du 23 au 28 Mars 1891
Paris, 1891, c. 330 pp. [Preface par S. Bing]
Vol. 2: [Goncourt]
Collection des Goncourt, Arts de l'Extreme-Orient. Objets d'Art Japonais et Chinois. Peintures, Estampes
Vente du 8 au 13 Mars 1897
Paris, 1897, c.470 pp. [Preface par S. Bing]
Vol. 3: [Charles Gillot]
Collection Charles Gillot : Objets d'Art et Peintures d'Extreme-Orient
Vente du 8 au 13 Fevrier 1904
Paris, 1904, c.410 pp. [Preface par Gaston Migeon]
Collection Charles Gillot : Estampes Japonaises et Livres Illustres
Vente du 15 au 19 Avril 1904
Paris, 1904, c.300 pp.
Vol.4 : [Pierre Barbouteau, Alexis Rouart]
Collection P. Barboutau, Peintures, Estampes et Objets d'Art du Japon
Vente au 3 Juin 1904
Paris, 1904, c. 190 pp.
Art japonais. Peintures, Dessins, Estampes. Collection P. Barboutau
Vente du 6 au 8 Novembre 1905
Amsterdam, 1905, c. 160 pp. [Preface par A. G. C. de Vries]
Art japonais. Collection P. Barboutau. Objets d'Art, Tissus Anciens, Peintures et Estampes
Vente du 1 au 3 Avril 1908
Paris, 1908, c. 95 pp.
Art japonais. Collection P. Barboutau. Estampes, Livres, Peintures, Tissus Anciens
Vente du 27 au 30 Avril 1910
Paris, 1910, 60 pp.
Collection de Monsieur P. B... Ivoires du Japon, Lagues, Bois sculptés, Inro en Ivoires et en Lague, Pierres dures, Jades, Agates, Cristaux, Flacons tabatieres, Bronzes & Emaux cloisonnes, Céramique de la Chine & du Japon, Meubles, etc.
Vente au 6 Mars 1924
Paris, 1893, c.40 pp.
Catalogue des Objets d'Art et de Curiosité de la Chine et du Japon : Porcelaines et Matieres dures, Ivoires, Bois sculptés, Netsukes, Laques, Emaux, Cloisonnes et Bronzes : composant la Collection de Alexis Rouart
Vente du 1 au 4 Mai 1911
Paris, 1911, c. 95 pp. [Preface par P. A. Lemoisne]
Vol. 5: [Jean Dollfus, Louis Gonse]
Collections Jean Dollfus. Catalogue des Objets d'Arts Chinois et Japonais
Vente du 14 au 18 Mai 1912
Paris, 1912, c.125 pp. [Preface par Raymond Koechlin]
Collection Louis Gonse. Oeuvres d'Art du Japon (1ere vente) : Choix d'Estampes, et de Livres des Principaux Maitres de l'Ukiyoye, Peintures des Maitres du XVe au XIXe siecle, Paravents, Peinture Chinoise, Laques des XVIe, XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles... Poteries Japonaises, Robes Japonaises
Vente du 5 au 11 Mai 1924
Paris, 1924, c.260 pp. [Preface par Raymond Koechlin & Gaston Migeon]
Collection Louis Gonse (2eme vente) : Gardes de Sabres du Japon, Ornaments de Sabres
Vente du 26 au 28 Mai 1924
Paris, 1924, c.100 pp.
Collection Louis Gonse. Oeuvres d'Art du Japon (3eme vente) : Estampes et Livres Principaux Maitres de l'Ukiyoye, Peintures, Dessins, Poteries Japonaises des XVIe, XVIIe, XVIIIe siecles, Netsuke en Ivoire et en Bois, Petits Masques, Ouvrages et Catalogues sur les Arts d'Extreme-Orient
Vente du 19 au 23 Avril 1926
Paris, 1926, c.100 pp.
Vol. 6: [Bing, S.]
Collection S. Bing, Objects d'Art et Peintures du Japon et de la Chine (1.Sculptures / 2. Laques, Inro, Paignes / 3. Porcelaines et Gres de la Chine, de la Coree et du Japon / 4. Bronzes, Fer, Metaux divers, Accessoires d'Armes et d'Armures / 5. Netsuke, Etuis de Pipe, Kanamono, Eventails, Etoffes / 6. Peintures)
Vente du 7 au 12 Mai 1906
Paris, 1906, c. 290 pp.
