Gustave Pierre Dagrant

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Gustave Pierre Dagrant , also Gustave-Pierre Dagrand , (born September 15, 1839 in Bordeaux , † December 21, 1915 ibid) was a French glass painter .

Life

He attended the École des Beaux Arts in Bayonne , where he founded a glass painting workshop after graduating, which he moved to Bordeaux in 1873/74.

Its leaded glass windows are marked with different signatures: DAGRAND or DAGRANT. Carry some of his window Monogram G D .

Dagrant received numerous awards at exhibitions. Pope Leo XIII. awarded him the New Year's Eve for his work in Italy .

On October 1, 1863, he married Jeanne-Eugénier Chartier in Bordeaux, with whom he had three sons: Maurice (1870-1951), Charles (1876-1938) and Victor (1879-1925), who succeeded him as glass painter.

  • Window in the Church of St-Vincent in Ciboure , signed GP DAGRAND (lower left) and BAYONNE 1873 (lower right)

  • Window in the church of St-Saturnin in Quinsac , signed GP DAGRAND BORDEAUX (bottom left) and ANNO DOMINI 1887 (bottom right)

  • Window in the Church of St-Louis in Saint-Louis-en-l'Isle, signed GP DAGRANT BORDEAUX (bottom left) and ANNO DOMINI 1896 (bottom right)

Web links

Commons : Gustave-Pierre Dagrand  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Gustave-Pierre Dagrant at the French Ministry of Culture, accessed on September 30, 2015.
personal data
SURNAME Dagrant, Gustave Pierre
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Dagrand, Gustave-Pierre
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French glass painter
DATE OF BIRTH September 15, 1839
PLACE OF BIRTH Bordeaux
DATE OF DEATH December 21, 1915
Place of death Bordeaux