ArtistsHenri-Gabriel Ibels
Henri-Gabriel Ibels

Henri-Gabriel Ibels

Artist
PrintmakingContemporaryArt Nouveau
Representation
None documented
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Institutional Exhibitions
87
Works in Collection
135
Assets Indexed
0
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Publications Referenced
90%
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Movements
  • Contemporary
  • Art Nouveau
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Posters in the Penthouse
Museum of Modern Art, New York
1974–1975
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Why this artist matters now

Henri-Gabriel Ibels was a French printmaker and painter active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Working primarily in lithography and poster design, he became known for his satirical and political imagery that engaged with contemporary social movements. His work appeared in influential publications including the journal L'Assiette au Beurre, where his incisive line work and compositional clarity served the demands of political commentary. Ibels' prints combined decorative Art Nouveau sensibilities with a sharp editorial sensibility.

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Movement
Contemporary
Medium
Printmaking
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Artworks (87)

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Images

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Briefkaart aan Pieter Haverkorn van Rijsewijk (1896-11-25)
Rijksmuseum
Visitekaartje aan Philip Zilcken (1877 - 1930)
Rijksmuseum
Briefkaart aan Philip Zilcken (1904-11-14)
Rijksmuseum
Liefdesdans tussen een man en een ballerina (c. 1895)
Rijksmuseum
Omslag voor drie prenten met illustraties bij het toneelstuk L'amour s'amuse van Etienne Decrept (c. 1895)
Rijksmuseum
Pantomime (1899)
Cleveland Museum of Art
Seated Woman (ca. 1895–1900)
Cleveland Museum of Art
The Street Pavers (1894)
Cleveland Museum of Art
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Representation & Collections

In collection
Art Institute of Chicago
In collection
Museum of Modern Art
New York, US
In collection
National Gallery of Art
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