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Agostina Segatori and Family "Oilpainting on a Tambourin" by Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919)

  

     

            Agostina Segatori       Edouard Joseph Dantan

    Jean Pierre

 

Agostina Segatori (Ancona, 1841 - Paris 1910) was a famous model who stood model for famous painters such as in Paris, France, for Dantan Joseph Édouard Jean-Baptiste Corot, van Gogh and Edouard Manet, and she was also known as the operator of the Café Tambourine in Paris. Info1

 

 

Am 6. Oktober 1873 bekommt Sie ein Kind mit dem Namen Jean Pierre 

On 6 Oktober1873 gets a son, and called him Jean Pierre

 

 

Jean Pierre im Alter von ca. 12-14 Jahren

Jean Pierre, aged 12-14 years



 

According to the estimated age of the painting with Jean Pierre to about 12-14 years and his actual year of birth in 1873, the painting could have been seen time in 1887 at the exhibition in the café tambourine!

The estimation based on the age of the boy and the biographical references are therefore much more accurate than a pigment analysis, the + / usually - 15 years based sets. Without pigment analysis can be of the Year 1887 (+ / - 2-3 Years) out.

Due to the heavy craquelure (age cracks) and the patina of the painting, the parameters of visual perception and the biographical data of the determined period already agree strongly. Other facts for the authorship of Pierre-Auguste Renoir as a painter in particular his name in the beard of the painter in which he immortalized in Edouard Joseph Dantan. With the use of an infrared filter and the rotation of the painting at 90 ° to the right i saw a swing in the beard revealed the name Renoir. Contours were after the scientific knowledge Doc Moses about Renoir in the application of his drawings to a common goal, mind you unconsciously perpetuate.

The family portrayed here shows the operator of Cafe Tambourin, Agostina Segatori with your then husband, the famous painter Edouard Joseph Dantan 1848 - 1897, and their son, Jean Pierre.

In the well-known scene café frequented the most famous painters of that time. Agostina Segatori was in great demand as a painter and model, etc., was gladly taken of known quantities such as Edouard Manet, Camille Corot, van Gogh and Pierre-Auguste Renoir as a model.

The Café Tambourine also served as location for art exhibitions

 

 

The tambourine, here is an original musical instrument in which the skin was simply painted with oil paint

    

Renoir definitely visited the Café Tambourine and was, like the other painter, known by the café operator Agostina Segatori, which was gladly taken by the famous painters of the elite as a model. Renoir introduced demonstrably of his paintings in the Café Tambourine, as you can very well see in a Newfound from Doc Moses during his research evidence.

 

 

Renoir exibits with Monet, Van Gogh and others his Paintings like the Tambourine at the Café Tambourine in 1887

  

 

 

Source see page 190 point 54 Rue Lepic Info 2

I found the texture info only in a German page

 

The texture down below is the Source to the Link above



 

Die Rückseite des Kunstwerkes mit einem Lederriehmen als Aufhänger 

The back of the tambourine with a leather hanger.

  

 Tambourin mit den für das Instrument klassischen Schellen 

The tambourine, with the classic for the instrument clamps

  

Erinnerungs-Ecke  Agostina auf Tambourin neben Gemälde von Vincent van Gogh

Memorial Corner

Agostina (unknown artist) on tambourine alongside paintings by Vincent van Gogh Info2a

 

 

   Vergleich mit Camille Corot's Darstellung darunter  

Please enable comparisons of similarity with Camille Corot's depiction of Agostina including

 

 

 

 

 Agostina Segatori

The painting of Camille Corot shows Agostina Segatori with piercing eyes. Good to see the similarity of the characteristics from the display on the tambourine. One must not forget that the painters Corot and Renoir do not have the same style of painting, so that both portraits are logically not completely identical.

 

 

The Italian Girl Info3

This painting hangs in the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC and is titled "Italian Girl". On closer inspection realized that it would involve the model Agostina Segatori and should be called not only the "Italian Girl". The facial expression, the big earrings and pearl necklace, which Agostina in other paintings by Camille Corot and Edouard Manet and Renoir has carried, speak a unique language for the painters model and operator of the Café Tambourine, Agostina Segatori.

 

 

Ritratto di Agostina Segatori von Edouard Manet 1860 gemalt 

                                                               Ritratto di Agostina Segatori painted by Edouard Manet 1860

Edouard Manet, it adds even more detail to the point by painting Agostina Segatori in your coffee house gap with the typical headgear, the classic ear rings and pearl necklace. The falling in the face fringed hair and facial expression show the café operator, probably at Cafe Tambourin. Although Renoir and Manet often painted the same scenes and people, we must not forget however, that there is no direct comparison is possible because two different painters, but then with their different styles of painting, were at work.

 

 

 

Both Manet and Renoir had to put their easels side by side and painted the same scene

Note below; Renoir's Impressionist period
Info4

 

 

Agostina, oil on canvas 1866, Jean Baptiste Camille Corot Info5

  

 

  

Agostina Segatori als "The Italien Woman"  Vincent van Gogh 1853 - 1890  

Agostina Segatori als "The Italien Woman" 

Vincent van Gogh 1853 - 1890 Info6 
 

 

  Vincent van Gogh 1888  Van Gogh Museum - Video im Link unten 

Vincent van Gogh's brief lover Agostina Segatori 1888

Van Gogh Museum - Video Info7

 

Agostina Segatorie, shown here in abstractly painting by Vincent van Gogh, who had a relationship with the café operator. The Café Tambourine sometimes served as an exhibition space for artists. Renoir and Van Gogh put together in 1887 at the Café Tambourine their paintings. The café tables and stools were in the form of tambourines. An art historian explains this in a video link above Info7. Van Gogh occasionally paid his meals with the gift of one of his paintings as Still Life with Flowers.

 

 

Vincent van Gogh 1887 im Cafe Tambourin  Gemälde von Henry Toulouse Lautrec  

Vincent van Gogh 1887 in the Café Tambourin 

Paintings by Henry Toulouse Lautrec

 

Agostina Segatori was known for their relationship in the spring of 1887, Vincent Van Gogh, who lived in Paris from 1886. Until 1888 Unfortunately, there is little information about this relationship as Vincent Van Gogh at the time with his brother lived there, very little of his correspondence from this period. However, Agostina Segatori was quoted in two letters of the painter. Information about the relationship found by one of the closest friends Vincent Van Gogh, the painter Émile Bernard in a letter to Pere Tanguy, Paris, which is an important representative of the 19 Century. It seems that Vincent van Gogh was very impressed by Agostina Segatori, and they in turn inspired the painter and he painted two portraits of her, and some of the acts. Agostina Segatori was Vincent Van Gogh's first exhibition in her café tambourine. Their relationship was stormy and they quickly decided in mutual agreement to separate in July, 1887.

 

 

 

Édouard Joseph Dantan Info8
 

Dantan Édouard Joseph was the son of the sculptor Antoine Laurent Dantan. At age 16, he attended the Ecole des Beaux-Arts and entered the studio of Isidore Pils. Shown by his early talent, he was awarded the contract in 1867 for a chapel in Marnes to run a large painting of the Holy Trinity in wax colors. In 1869 he presented the episode from the fall of Pompeii for the first time at the Paris Salon.

 

 

 

  

Selfportrait Édouard Joseph Dantan Info9

Agostina Segatori was romantically involved with the painter Dantan
  

 

 

 

 

Here's an original photo of Dantan from his time in the military

 

Dantan as a young man Info10

 

Verletzung der rechten Augenbraue des Jungen Dantan 

Violation of the right eyebrow of young Dantan

  

Rechte Augenbraue von Dantan  

Right eyebrow in the enlargement of Dantan

  

Tambourin; Rechte Augenbraue von Dantan 

Right eyebrow, violation of the youth of Dantan

 

  

Tambourine - Dantan with cap and beard classic

 

  

Dantan self portrait with hat and beard classic

 
 

Schwache Signatur entdeckt   

Discovered weak signature, see below  

Left of the head, above, Jean Pierre, the son of Agostina Segatori fell to a weak signature that could fit due to the swing of writing in Renoir repertoire of signatures, but could not be used as evidence because it was barely legible.

 

 

Signatur in der Vergrößerung   

Fragments of the signature in the enlargement

At the beginning of a signature Big R and a subsequent e and n is a weak to recognize what was already half the battle for Renoir.

  

 

Renoir identified!


After the painting was examined for indications of the possible origin of the painter Renoir me with special filters, another sensational discovery was made ​​that just the attribution of the painting to the author Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841 - 1919) allowed.

As usual, I began to look for the typical small features Renoir's when i put the complete foto in his software. It's one of those moments that you can not really understand what is going on, if it comes to an input. Anyway, then the totally unexpected happened which led to a big surprise and this little weak signature of the little could be seen placed in the shade.

 

  

Renoir's name in the beard


Upon rotation of the photo file of the painting at 90 ° to the right of the incident momentum in the beard is clearly visible. Doc Moses was already drilled out quickly realize after years of scientific work irregularities. With the software as a weapon special photo filters, the ammunition of the light, i finally could see the name Renoir at the facial contour the beard of the painter Dante along. The signature that was integrated into the beard was so great, that it was surprised not to have known this fact beforehand.

After this discovery of such a large signature of Renoir was unnecessary for further research.

 

 

 

 

Infrarotfilter  

Infraredfilter 

 

Fototechnische Weiterbearbeitung   

Imagestechnical further processing

90 ° wave formation seen in outline, see belo
w

  

 Fotoausschnitt Tamburin 50 %

Cut Out Tambourine 50%

Renoir has left visible here in the sketch of the beard his nam
e

   

 PARenoiR Konturen mit digitalem Stift nachgefahren   

PARenoiR, Traced contours using a digital pen

  

 Signatur -  Konturen Rot   

Signature - Red contours

 

 Signatur -  Konturen Blau

Signature - Blue contours

 

 Signatur -  Konturen Grün

Signature - green contours

 

 Signatur -  Konturen Gelb  

Signature - yellow contours

 

 Signatur -  Konturen Schwarz / Weiss  

Signature - Contours Black / White 

 

 Signatur -  Konturen teils unscharf gemacht     

Signature - contours, partly blurred

 

 

PARenoiR, Traced contours using a digital pen

 

 

 

Renoir's preference for women with Tambourine /s

For Renoir were painting and sculpture, in which the role of women tambourine-playing musicians topics often mimed his artistic activity. Below are four examples

 

 

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Info12

 

 

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Info14

 

 

 

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