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Show 261 where he produced numerous views and panoramas, as well as book illustrations. He collaborated with Sigismond Himley and Paul Legrand on the colored illustrations for Excursion dur les Cotes et dans les Ports de Normanie. published in Paris by Osterwald (Didot).7 Benezit, v.9, p.245; Beraldi, v.12, p. 7; Brun, v.3(1913), p.p. 6-7 and v.4(1917), p.p. 597-99; Le Blanc v.3, p. 414; Lonchamp, Manuel, p.157; #337, with Hegi, Himley, Salathe, #642, with Hegi, Himley, #997, #1743, with Hegi, #1849, with Himley, #2253, with Himley, #2404, #2583, #2616; #2667, with Hegi, Himley, Hurlimann, Martens, Weber, #3193, with Hegi, Himley, #3358, with Hurlimann, Himley; Thieme Becker, v.29, p. 336; See also: Nagler IV, 206; Fr. Noack, Das Deutschtum in Rom, 1927; Jahrbuch f. Kst. un. Kstflege i. d. Schweiz, 1928-29, p.p. 347-384 (Briefe Hieron. Hess' an S.); Schweiz,1911, p. 378. Kat. Akad.-Ausst., Berlin 1838, p. 94. Tavernier, Pierre Joseph: ( French, 1797 - ? ) Vignette XXII, Mahsette-Kuiuab. Chief of the Cree Indians French engraver and etcher in mezzotint, bom in the Ardennes in 1787. Tavernier worked in Paris and exhibited in the salons from 1819 to 1845. He etched portraits and genre subjects. In 1834 Tavernier had the distinction of having one of his aquatints, Le Singe cuisiner. (the Monkey-cook), refused by the jury for the salon. This work, which Beraldi judged "rather ordinary," caused an momentary uproar in the Paris press; the magazine L'Artiste rushed to Tavernier's defense, accusing the Academy of ignorance and cowardice. Andresen, v.2, p. 586; Apell, p. 422; Benezit, v.10, p. 92; Beraldi, v.12, p.p. 84-85; Le Blanc, v.4, p. 10; Thieme Becker, v.32, p. 486. See also: Bellier-Auvray, 2 (1885); Cat. Engr. Brit. Portr. Brit. Mus., 6(1925) 692; Gabet (1831); Nagler Kunstler-Lexikon, XVIII, 147; H. W. Singer, Allg. Bildniskat.,14 (1936), reg. Vogel, Charles (Carl Christian): (German, 1788-1868) Vignette II, View on the Delaware near Bordentown (reworked by Lucas Weber) Vignette X, Saukie and Fox Indians (reworked by Johann Hurlimann) Vignette XI, Washinqa Sahba's Grave (reworked by Lucas Weber) Vignette XV, Magic Pile Erected by the Assiniboin Indians Vignette XVIII, The Citadel-Rock on the Upper Missouri (reworked by Weber) Tableau 25, Idols of the Mandan Indians Didot was the printer for the French edition of Travels. |
