Georges Rouault

French, 1871 - 1958

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  • The image features bold, curving lines and geometric shapes, creating an abstract representation of two figures. The central figure is depicted in a stance with arms raised, while the smaller figure to the left resembles that of a circus performer with a tutu-like garment. The colors of yellow and red stand out against a blue background.

    Jongleur

    Georges Rouault

    published 1934

    Aquatint and mixed intaglio processes on japan paper [final trial proof]  Accession ID  1950.17.250

    Not on view
  • This abstract image contains bold, wavy lines and rounded shapes. The dominant color is reddish-burgundy. A central form with a muscular outline resembles a figure with raised arms. To the left is a yellow circular shape with brown strokes. On the right are orange semi-circular lines suggesting a drum or shield. The colors and forms create an abstract scene suggesting connections to strength and rhythm.

    Master Arthur

    Georges Rouault

    1934

    Aquatint in red, green, brown, and yellow (trial proof)  Accession ID  1950.17.243

    Not on view
  • The image contains bold and sweeping shapes and lines creating an abstract composition. In the center, there is a shape resembling a figure with raised arms juggling circular forms above its head. Figures on each side merge with the background. The use of color adds depth and vitality, suggesting a scene of movement and rhythm, evoking entertainers or dancers in action.

    Jongleur

    Georges Rouault

    published 1934

    Aquatint in yellow, brown, green, and red [trial proof]  Accession ID  1950.17.247

    Not on view
  • The image features two stylized, abstract figures. The central figure has a simplified body with arms raised. They have a distinct square jaw and short, dark hair. The smaller figure to the left is partially visible in a side view. The background consists of bold lines and circular shapes at the top.

    Jongleur

    Georges Rouault

    published 1934

    Aquatint in black [trial proof]  Accession ID  1950.17.246

    Not on view
  • The image displays various shapes and lines in dark green, light blue, and grey colors against a neutral background. The composition has elements that may resemble facial features, such as eyebrows, eyes, a nose, or a mouth. The overall design portrays textures and forms reminiscent of natural contours or organic patterns.

    Master Arthur

    Georges Rouault

    1934

    Aquatint in blue, green and black (trial proof)  Accession ID  1950.17.242

    Not on view
  • This is a painting of abstract figures in a performance setting. The main figure is in the center, with exaggerated muscularity and raised limbs. Their attire is bright yellow and green against a blue and white background. To the left, a secondary figure is outlined in softer hues of pink and light blue, appearing static with one hand on the hip and dressed in a short skirt. The surrounding colors are vibrant, with strokes and patches of orange, gray, and blue. The style resembles that of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, known for bold use of color and form.

    Jongleur

    Georges Rouault

    published 1934

    Aquatint in blue, green, yellow, pink, and brown [trial proof]  Accession ID  1950.17.249

    Not on view
  • This painting depicts two mannequins posed in an interior setting with a theatrical theme. One mannequin is tall and wears a red outfit with exaggerated features, standing with hands on hips. The other mannequin is smaller, seated and wearing a yellow and blue outfit with head slightly bowed. The background features deep greens and reds reminiscent of theater curtains and props, creating a dramatic atmosphere. The style is akin to German Expressionism.

    Master Arthur

    Georges Rouault

    1934

    Aquatint (trial proof of finished plate)  Accession ID  1950.17.245

    Not on view
  • This image consists of thick, bold black lines outlining two humanoid figures. The figure on the right stands with hands on hips, displaying block-like limbs, while the seated figure on the left has a more relaxed posture. The contrast between dark and light creates depth and volume, giving the figures a solid presence. The composition and style suggest a mosaic or stained glass effect, enhancing the abstract nature of the scene.

    Master Arthur

    Georges Rouault

    1934

    Aquatint in black (trial proof)  Accession ID  1950.17.241

    Not on view
  • The image displays bold, fluid lines and abstract shapes in blue, green, and orange tones. There is a larger shape on the right resembling the outline of a person with uplifted arms. Next to this figure is a smaller form that could resemble a child or a small figure, suggesting the concept of performance. The abstract style captures movement and form without precise details.

    Jongleur

    Georges Rouault

    published 1934

    Aquatint in blue, aqua, green, and pink [trial proof]  Accession ID  1950.17.248

    Not on view
  • The image displays a series of bold red and orange shapes and lines, forming an abstract composition. The central red shape resembles a person standing with arms akimbo. Nearby, a different arrangement of colors and forms suggests a seated figure. On the right, an oval with orange lines inside resembles a wheel or piece of machinery.

    Master Arthur

    Georges Rouault

    1934

    Aquatint in blue, red, green, brown, and yellow (trial proof)  Accession ID  1950.17.244

    Not on view
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    Verlaine

    Georges Rouault

    1933

    Lithograph  Accession ID  1950.16.220

    Not on view
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    Automne

    Georges Rouault

    1933

    Lithograph  Accession ID  1947.12.40

    Not on view