Paul Veronese Ulen - Barges on the River Thames London

Barges on the River Thames, London

Paul Veronese Ulen's "Barges on the River Thames, London" was acquired along with a grouping of four other original works of art. All are unsigned (as are many of Paul Ulen's drawings) but all bear Jean Ulen's catalogue numbers on the verso. This original pen and ink and graphite drawing is drawn upon thick wove paper and with full margins as created between 1922 & 1928. "Barges on the River Thames, London" is a fine original example of of the art created by the American artist, Paul Ulen.

Original Pen and Ink and Graphite Drawing by the American artist, Paul Veronese Ulen.

Barges on the River Thames, London

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Paul Veronese Ulen 'Paul Ulen' (Frankfort, Ohio, 1894 - Cleveland, 1976)
#	Image	Title & Artist	Medium	Date	Notes	-
01-		Barges on the River Thames, London by Paul Veronese Ulen	Original Pen and Ink and Graphite Drawing	c. 1927 - 1928	Unsigned, as noted, but containing Jean Ulen's catalogue number on the verso.	Sold
02.-		Fishermen at Pont Neuf, Paris by Paul Veronese Ulen	Original Watercolor	c. 1927 - 1928	Unsigned, as noted, but containing Jean Ulen's catalogue number on the verso.	Sold
03.-		Laborers at Pont Neuf, Paris by Paul Veronese Ulen	Original Pen and Ink and Graphite Drawing	c. 1927 - 1928	Unsigned, as noted, but containing Jean Ulen's catalogue number on the verso.
04.-		Resting Horses, Pont Neuf, Paris by Paul Veronese Ulen	Original Pen and Ink and Graphite Drawing	c. 1927 - 1928	Unsigned, as noted, but containing Jean Ulen's catalogue number on the verso.

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Title:	Barges on the River Thames, London
Artist:	Ulen, Paul Veronese 'Paul Ulen' (Frankfort, Ohio, 1894 - Cleveland, 1976)
Date:	Between 1922 & 1928
Medium:	Original Pen and Ink and Graphite Drawing
Note:	Paul Veronese Ulen 'Paul Ulen': "Uninterested in modernist discourse, by the time of their graduation, the Ulens sought out a program of study abroad that focused on their primary areas of artistic strength and interest-precise draftsmanship, life drawing and portrait painting. One natural option lay in the art schools of England, where drawing was the primary if not exclusive emphasis." *
	Paul Ulen and his wife, Jean Ulen (1900-1988), were pivotal figures in the formation of artistic ideas and ideals in Cleveland art during the first half of the twentieth century. While many artists and art educators pursued modernist, abstract trends, the Ulens stood as stalwarts in support of the craftsmanship of representational art. From their positions as principal instructors at the West Technical High School the Ulens influenced several generations of future artists. They also regularly exhibited their own art at the Cleveland Museum of Art and elsewhere during the 1930's and 1940's.
	Following his graduation from high school, Paul Ulen's first unlikely profession was that of a football player, playing professionally for two years with Dayton Oakwoods. He then worked five years as a commercial artist in Dayton, before attending the Cleveland School of Art from 1916 to 1920, and studying under such well known artists as Henry Keller and Frank Wilcox. He began his teaching career at the West Technical School in 1921.
	Both Paul and Jean Ulen received scholarships to complete their art education abroad. They first went to London in 1922-23, with Paul studying at the Slade School, primarily under Henry Tonks (1862-1937). After teaching in Cleveland for four years Jean and Paul Ulen returned to complete their studies at the Slade in 1927 and 1928. At this time they visited Paris twice, as well as parts of Italy, Belgium and Germany. This fine pen and ink drawing depicing barges on the River Thames, London, thus probably dates from this period.
	Altogether, Paul Veronese Ulen taught art to Cleveland students for forty years. After her husband's death, Jean Ulen catalogued Paul's drawings and watercolors. This drawing depicting barges on the River Thames, London, bears her catalogue number, '42-81/4', on the verso.
	"Barges on the River Thames, London" is one of a grouping of three pen and ink drawings and one watercolor acquired at the same time. Three deal with scenes depicting the famous Paris bridge, Pont Neuf, while this pen and ink drawing portrays barges on the River Thames, London. All are unsigned (as are many of Paul Ulen's drawings) but all bear Jean Ulen's catalogue numbers on the verso.
Reference:	* Christopher Bedford and Marianne Beraldi, "Drawn to Perfection: Jean and Paul Ulen and the Slade School Legacy in Cleveland", Cleveland Artists Foundation, Cleveland, Ohio.
Size:	9 X 11 7/8 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
	Matted with 100% Archival Materials
Condition:	Drawn upon thick wove paper and with full margins. Unsigned, as noted, but containing Jean Ulen's catalogue number on the verso. In very good condition throughout without a trace of staining or fading. "Barges on the River Thames, London" represents a superb, original example of the influential art of Paul Veronese Ulen.
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