Старинные гравюры trompe-l'oeil.

[marinni]

Старинные гравюры trompe-l'oeil

Trompe L'oeil по сути- обман зрения, это выход изображения с плоскости листа внутрь, в глубину, или навстречу зрителю,








Robert Nanteuil (Print made by); Portrait of Jean François Paul de Gondy, future Cardinal Retz
1650


Portrait of Louis XIV, bust-length, turned to the right, wearing fur-trimmed cloak and insignia of the Order of the Saint-Esprit; in oval frame placed on trompe l'oeil plinth. 1662
Robert Nanteuil (Print made by);



Portrait of Chancellor Michel le Tellier in trompe-l'oeil stone window, half-length, turned to the left, wearing insignia of Order of the Saint-Esprit on left sleeve. 1653?


Johannes Verkolje (After); Johannes Verkolje (Print made by); Johannes Verkolje (Published...; Portrait of Cornelis van Aken
1680-1690




The Kings Gate, ou Porte Royal...print; book-illustration; Anonymous (Print made by); A trompe l'oeil view of the King's Gate, Whitehall
1707





Claudius Deshais Gendronprint; Jean Daullé (Print made by); Hyacinthe Rigaud (After); Portrait of French physician Claude Gendron
1737



Portrait of Childéric III King of Franks:
After Antoine Boizot
Print made by Jean Georges Wille
Date
1738




Henry Iprint; Antoine Boizot (After); Jean Georges Wille (Print made by); Portrait of Henri I King of France
1738



Elizabeth de Gouyprint; counterproof; Hyacinthe Rigaud (After); Jean Georges Wille (Print made by); Portrait of Elisabeth Gouy, wife of French painter Rigaud,1743



Portrait of French surgeon Claude Nicolas Le Cat, half-length, turned to left; in trompe l'oeil oval frame, on pedestal; with jacket overhanging the frame; proof before letter. 1747
Claude Nicolas Le Catprint; Thomiers (After); Jean Georges Wille



Carolus Walliae Princepsprint; Louis Tocqué (After); Jean Georges Wille (Print made by); Portrait of Charles Edward Stuart
1748


The Mouse-Trapprint; Gerrit Dou (After); Nicolaas Verkolje (Print made by); Nocturnal scene in trompe l'oeil arched window

Date
1690-1746



Louis de Boullongneprint; Bernard Lépicié (Print made by); Hyacinthe Rigaud (After); Portrait of French painter Louis de Boullongne
1736


Tycho Hofmanprint; Louis Tocqué (After); Jean Georges Wille (Print made by); Portrait of Tycho Hofman, secretary in the Danish Chancellery
1745

Hyacinthe Rigaudprint; Jean Daullé (Print made by); Hyacinthe Rigaud (After); Portrait of French painter Hyacinthe Rigaud sitting in an armchair and painting
1742


Henry Benoist 2d fils de Jacqu...print; Jean Georges Wille (Print made by); Portrait of Henry Benedict Stuart
1736-1750



Jacques André Joseph Camelot Aved (After); Bernard Lépicié (Print made by); Portrait of French scholar Claude Capperonnier
1741

La ménagère hollandoiseprint; Gerrit Dou (After); Jean Georges Wille (Print made by)
1757


Portrait of French official Jean Boullongne, half-length, turned to right, with hand resting on book set upon table; with long curly wig and wrapped in ample mantle; in trompe l'oeil border, with coat of arms. 1758
Hyacinthe Rigaud (After); Jean Georges Wille




La tricoteuse hollandoiseprint; Frans van Mieris I (After); Jean Georges Wille (Print made by); Young woman seated in interior, knitting
1757




Woman with braided hair, seated in profile to left with a newspaper in right hand; in trompe l'oeil stone border; unfinished proof, before additional work on the border; before coat of arms; before letter. 1758
La gazettière hollandoiseprint; Gerard Ter Borch II (After); Jean Georges Wille (Print made by)



La jeune dévideuseprint; Rémy François Bergny (Published by); Juste Chevillet (Print made by); Frans Lucas Peters
1745-1790



Frédéric II roy de Prusseprint; Antoine Pesne (After); Jean Georges Wille (Print made by);
1740-1786


Le petit physicien (The little physicist)
Caspar Netscher (After); Jean Georges Wille (Print made by);
1761

L'observateur distrait (The distracted observer)

Frans van Mieris I (After); Jean Georges Wille (Print made by)
A curly-haired boy making soap bubbles; he stands behind a table upon which are an embroidered drapery and some metal vases; in trompe l'oeil stone border; finished state, with additional shading on the border; with small sketch etched in lower margin; before coat of arms, before letter. 1766

L'observateur distrait (The distracted observer)
Frans van Mieris I (After); Jean Georges Wille (Print made by)1766




The young gipsyprint; John Boydell (Published by); Bartolomeo Morelli (After); Simon François Ravenet II (Print) 1768


An interior of a Dutch house, with a vendor holding a dead cock through a window to a seated woman inside who is making lace, after a painting by van Mieris. 1769
Philippe de Champaigne (After); Robert Nanteuil (Print made by);


Portrait of theologian Fénelon, half-length, turned to the right, in clerical dress; in an oval frame on trompe l'oeil marble panel; before letter. 1767
Print made by Jean Baptiste Grateloup
After Joseph Vivien


Portrait of poet John Dryden, half-length, turned to the left and holding a laurel wreath; in an oval frame on trompe l'oeil marble panel, with cartouche in lower part; proof before letter.
Print made by Jean Baptiste Grateloup
After Sir Godfrey Kneller
Date
1765


Pierre Charles Ingouf (Print made by); Pierre Alexandre Wille (After); Portrait of Jean George Wille
1771


Petite écolière (Young schoolgirl)
After Johann Eleazar Schenau
Print made by Jean Georges Wille
Date
1771


Maîtresse d'école (Teacher)
Print made by Jean Georges Wille
After Pierre Alexandre Wille
Date
1771


Bons amis; Adriaen van Ostade (After); Jean Georges Wille (Print made by); Two men seated at a table in an inn and smoking pipe, in trompe l'oeil
1773



Le repos de la Viergeprint; Christian Wilhelm Ernst Dietrich (After); Jean Georges Wille (Print made by); Woman leaning on a wall, with infant sleeping in her arms
Date
1776



Jacques Philippe Levilly (Print made by); Johann Eleazar Schenau (After); Girl in elegant dress, admiring multiple reflections of her image
1780-1800





Gerrit Dou (After); Jean Georges Wille (Print made by); Portrait of an old woman
1780

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Drawn by Samuel Owen
Date
1791 (?)




fan; drawingAnonymous (Drawn by); Unmounted fan-leaf, with a view of Naples and Vesuvius in a central compartment
1780-1800



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Gourd
Print made by Radovan D Kraguly
Date
1973

Aubergine
Print made by Radovan D Kraguly
Date
1973


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Comments

[lufer-lj.livejournal.com]

Поразительное, невероятное, фантастическое мастерство!
Вот так, наверное, точно больше никто не сможет - НЭВЭР:(

[marinni.livejournal.com]

А если представить, как это смотрится без искажений- слов нет, я открывала картинки и ахала!

[marinka-komment.livejournal.com]

юные натуралисты с мыльными пузырями - хороши

[marinni.livejournal.com]

Дети всегда- самые интересные:)

[goldy-powder.livejournal.com]

Прекрасно.

[marinni.livejournal.com]

:)

[germanostitois.livejournal.com]

Спасибо большое! Очень интересно!

[marinni.livejournal.com]

Еще будут:)

[hekata.livejournal.com]

Красота!
(А потом пришел Эшер и всё опошлил =)

[marinni.livejournal.com]

)) Ну он им не конкурент:) Мастерство не то.

[perch-i-k.livejournal.com]

Marinni добрый день!!! Классно, действительно объемно!!! Особенно складки одежды и элементы, которые вынесены за рамку рисунка. Особенно на портрете с рукой (пятый сверху) видно. Класс! Сколько же труда.

Конечно, не так этетично, но с использованием тем же приемов в современной трактовке: http://apelsinka.com/illusions/3d-pictures.html

[marinni.livejournal.com]

Меня поразило,чтоэто гравюры- там же гораздо сложней этого эффекта добиться. За линк большое спасибо, у меня были посты, но многих картинок не было.
http://marinni.livejournal.com/tag/%D0%A0%D0%98%D0%A1%D0%A3%D0%9D%D0%9A%D0%98+%D0%9D%D0%90+%D0%90%D0%A1%D0%A4%D0%90%D0%9B%D0%AC%D0%A2%D0%95

[perch-i-k.livejournal.com]

И я об этом подумала! Очень кропотливая, видимо, работа.
За ссылку спасибо - я вас недавно читаю, не до всего добралась :)

[helentroi.livejournal.com]

Поражают лица. Живые. А ещё когда-то давно я слышала, что гравёры считали ниже своего достоинства приукрашать, так сказать, "фотошопить" своих моделей. Это так?