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Gihaut frères
1830-1831
Art by Gihaut frères
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The Hunt
Gihaut frères
n.d.
The Schoolmaster
Gihaut frères
1828
Sheet of sketches: Men drinking in the center
Gihaut frères
n.d.
Sheet of sketches: Old man and young boy in the center
Gihaut frères
n.d.
Napoleon
Gihaut frères
1835
Napoleon
Gihaut frères
1834
Poor Man Sitting on the Street
Gihaut frères
1828
If You Want to Be the Horse…
Gihaut frères
1826
Sheet of sketches: six scenes
Gihaut frères
1829
The Devil Carries Away the Albums
Gihaut frères
1825
You will make carnage of the Turks…
Gihaut frères
1826
Hurricane
Gihaut frères
1835
Bogeyman
Gihaut frères
1835
Relocation
Gihaut frères
1835
Arithmetic
Gihaut frères
1829
Title plate from the series “Eaux-fortes par L. Marvy et Ch. Jacque”
Gihaut frères
1843
Farmhouse with pond
Gihaut frères
1830-31
Sketches of a fishing cabin and fishermen
Gihaut frères
1830-31
Sketches of man drinking from a stream with cart and horses, seated peasant, and farmhouse
Gihaut frères
1830-31
Sketches of man sleeping on a log near his horse, an owl, and a woman carrying a bundle of wood
Gihaut frères
1830-31
Sketch of a beggar family
Gihaut frères
1830-31
Sketches of woodcutters and a faggot bearer
Gihaut frères
1830-31
Sketch of a woman selling vegetables
Gihaut frères
1830-31
Notes:
Lithographic printer and publisher.
From British Museum website:
Gihaut Frères (publisher/printer; French; Male; 1815 - 1871; fl.)
Also known as
Gihaut Frères; Gihaut
Address
no.5 Boulevard des Italiens, Paris
Biography
Firm of printsellers founded by Antoine François Gihaut from Normandy, moved to Paris c.1815. Firm taken over by his sons, the brothers Jean François and Michel Ange, in 1822, and expanded into publishing. In 1829 got brevet to act as lithographic printers, but ceased to print themselves after 1839 (contracting out work to Auguste Bry). Only published lithographs, specialists in albums and in Géricault, Charlet and Bellangé. Last brother died in 1871.
Bibliography
Corinne Bouquin, 'Les frères Gihaut, éditeurs, marchands d'estampes et imprimeurs lithographes' in 'Nouvelles de l'Estampe', 108 (1989) pp.4-13
Catalogue of prints of c.1830/1 in P&D
From British Museum website:
Gihaut Frères (publisher/printer; French; Male; 1815 - 1871; fl.)
Also known as
Gihaut Frères; Gihaut
Address
no.5 Boulevard des Italiens, Paris
Biography
Firm of printsellers founded by Antoine François Gihaut from Normandy, moved to Paris c.1815. Firm taken over by his sons, the brothers Jean François and Michel Ange, in 1822, and expanded into publishing. In 1829 got brevet to act as lithographic printers, but ceased to print themselves after 1839 (contracting out work to Auguste Bry). Only published lithographs, specialists in albums and in Géricault, Charlet and Bellangé. Last brother died in 1871.
Bibliography
Corinne Bouquin, 'Les frères Gihaut, éditeurs, marchands d'estampes et imprimeurs lithographes' in 'Nouvelles de l'Estampe', 108 (1989) pp.4-13
Catalogue of prints of c.1830/1 in P&D