Paul Jacoulet
French · 1896–1960 · Painter, Printmaker
Paul Jacoulet (1896–1960) was a French, Japan-based woodblock print artist known for a style that mixed the traditional ukiyo-e style and techniques developed by the artist… (Wikipedia)
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- Femme Tatouee de Falalap/Ouest CarolinesBrunk Auctions · $5,500≈ £4,647≈ €5,468Sign up to see
A Group of 4 WoodblocksBonhams · $3,584≈ £2,674≈ €3,142Sign up to see
Femme de Falalap et coquillages. Reclining tattooed woman with shells.Lempertz · €3,000≈ $3,382≈ £2,561Sign up to see
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![Paul Jacoulet, Portrait of a Chamorro women with fan, Dressed in a pink blouse and orange skirt. Sign. in pencil: Paul Jacoulet. Baren-shaped seal: Jakurei. [Block carver not identified: Yamagishi Kazue or Maeda Kentarô.] Printer: Ogawa Fusakichi. Publisher: Kato Junji. First edition (without title): 13/150. 1934. Fine impression, very good colours, silver, browned on verso (bleeding to front), traces of former mounting in corners verso, lower and right margins trimmed, lower right corner reattached](/img/lot/cmuhe1pibvvrwnfpehpes/thumb)
![Paul Jacoulet, Portrait of a Chamorro woman in an orange dress, Pouring herself something to drink. Sign. in pencil: Paul Jacoulet. Baren-shaped seal: Jakurei. Watermark: JP. Jakurei. [Block carver not identified: Yamagishi Kazue or Maeda Kentarô.] Printer: Ogawa Fusakichi. Publisher: Kato Junji. First edition (without title): 15/150. 1934. Fine impression, blind printing, colours slightly un-fresh, browned, flattened folds, slightly soiled, oxidized spots, production holes in upper left and lower left corners, hole in lower left corner, lower and right margins trimmed, traces of former mounting on upper margin verso](/img/lot/cmuhe1piccbvrgxs30b97/thumb)
![Paul Jacoulet, Portrait of a Chamorro woman in an indigo-coloured dress, Sitting, seen on the back. Sign. in pencil: Paul Jacoulet. Baren-shaped seal: Jakurei. [Block carver not identified: Yamagishi Kazue or Maeda Kentarô.] Printer: Ogawa Fusakichi. Publisher: Kato Junji. First edn. (without title): 13/150. 1934. Fine impression, colours slightly un-fresh, silver, browned on verso (bleeding to front), production holes in upper left and lower left corners, creases in margin, lower margin somewhat trimmed, traces of former mounting in corners verso (stains, thin areas)](/img/lot/cmuhe1picbdm969xe9ms4/thumb)
Also offered, result not published (14)
Lots by Paul Jacoulet that were offered at auction where the house did not publish whether they sold. Not counted in any statistics.
Paul Jacoulet works on paper (7)Paul Jacoulet drawings (7)Paul Jacoulet prints (63)Paul Jacoulet woodcuts & linocuts (61)
About Paul Jacoulet
Paul Jacoulet (1896–1960) was a French, Japan-based woodblock print artist known for a style that mixed the traditional ukiyo-e style and techniques developed by the artist himself.
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