
Artwork Information
Rouault learnt from his teacher Gustave Moreau a healthy scepticism towards art as a mirror of nature, as found in Realism and Impressionism. Throughout his career he focused primarily on the human form, although his tendency to depict the ugly, wretched and shameful brought criticism from the public. Once again, it was Vollard's championing of his work that brought some sort of financial security.
- Artist
- Georges Rouault
- Title
- Three heads
- Production Date
- 1938-1938
- Medium
- coloured aquatint
- Dimensions
- 297 x 213 mm
- Credit Line
- Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, purchased 1961
- Accession No
- 1961/5/4
- Copyright
- No known copyright restrictions
- Department
- International Art
- Display Status
- Not on display
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