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Content of the exhibition:
- 48 watercolors and gouaches, 25 drawings, 12 oil paintings by Raoul Dufy
- 40 fabric designs in watercolor and gouache by Raoul Dufy
- approximately 40 framed/mounted examples of early 20th century silk fabrics designed by Dufy, preliminary
sketches, promotional drawings, 3 large format (3 meter) empeintes, 6 lengths of
fabrics (3 meters long) for display in the exhibition as "banners"
- 3 dresses using fabrics designed by Dufy (Mongi Ghibane, Christian LaCroix, Paul Poiret)
- 10 mounted photographic panels of historical photographs (Poiret designs using Dufy designs, 1937 Paris International
Exposition, etc.)
- 3 slide presentations for continuous display in the gallery space (Dufy's large commissions; Poiret and Fashion
Design; Bianchini-Ferier and the technique / production of silk)
- photographic series demonstrating the process of silk production and an optional atelier for demonstrating the
technique of hand-painting silk
- Examples of books illustrated by Dufy and original woodcuts from the Bestiaire
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| Sea and Clouds, 1910, watercolor and gouache |
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Available:
Late 2006 - 2008 for 4-week, 8-week, or 12-week periods
Environmental Requirements:
Temperature: 64 - 70 degrees F, with 2 degree variation
Humidity: 50% with 5% variation
Security:
24 hour security. During open hours, the exhibition
must be under surveillance
Participation Fee:
Fee on request
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| Le Chateau et la Grille, 1935, oil on canvas |
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Included in the
Participation Fee:
- Exhibition contents as described above
- Labels and text panels on CD ROM, photographic enlargements, three slide presentations
for continuous display in the gallery space.
- Adaptation of design and layout of the exhibition for your gallery space
- The curator of the exhibition will assist with condition reports and installation when
the exhibition arrives at the borrowing institution. Assistance with educational programming.
- Boutique for museum store from Bianchini Ferrier that includes scarves, ties, and
fabric gift items, etc.
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Borrowing Institution responsible for:
- 4-5 vitrines for small framed works and books
- one-way transport costs within North America, prorated transport cost from Japan
is included in the participation fee.
- qualified personnel for installing and dismantling
- layout adaptation
- lighting: installation and equipment
- wall to wall insurance coverage from prior institution.
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The
Humanities Exchange, Montreal, Canada
T. 514-935-1228; F. 514-935-1299
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