Pluie Et Parapluie (bourcard/goodfriend 68)

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"Pluie Et Parapluie (bourcard/goodfriend 68)" is a notable etching by the French artist Félix-Hilaire Buhot, who is renowned for his innovative and atmospheric works in the late 19th century. Buhot, born in 1847 and passing in 1898, was a master of the etching medium, and his works often capture the essence of urban life and the natural environment with a unique blend of realism and impressionistic detail.

"Pluie Et Parapluie," which translates to "Rain and Umbrella," is a quintessential example of Buhot's ability to convey mood and atmosphere through his intricate etching techniques. This particular piece is part of the Bourcard/Goodfriend catalog, which is a comprehensive listing of Buhot's works, and it is identified as number 68 in this catalog. The etching is celebrated for its detailed depiction of a rainy scene, likely set in Paris, which was a frequent subject in Buhot's oeuvre.

The composition of "Pluie Et Parapluie" showcases Buhot's skill in rendering the effects of weather, particularly rain, and its impact on the urban landscape. The scene is populated with figures holding umbrellas, navigating the wet streets, which are rendered with a meticulous attention to the reflections and textures created by the rain. Buhot's use of varied line work and tonal contrasts enhances the sense of movement and the ephemeral quality of the rain, making the viewer almost feel the dampness and hear the patter of raindrops.

Buhot's work is often characterized by his use of "marges symphoniques" or "symphonic margins," where he would include additional vignettes and sketches in the margins of his prints, adding layers of narrative and visual interest. While it is not specified if "Pluie Et Parapluie" includes these marginalia, many of his works from this period do, contributing to their dynamic and multifaceted nature.

"Pluie Et Parapluie" stands as a testament to Félix-Hilaire Buhot's mastery of etching and his ability to capture the transient beauty of everyday moments, particularly those influenced by the elements. His works remain influential and are studied for their technical prowess and evocative power, securing his place in the pantheon of great etchers of the 19th century.

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