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Jeanne Tripier

(Sans titre)

1907

Jeanne Tripier
(1869, France - 1944, France)

(Sans titre)

1907

Mediums were commonly identified with the historical figure of Joan of Arc and featured in different spiritualist reviews and publications.


Jeanne Tripier heard what she called "the guttural voice" and claimed very strong submission to these hallucinatory attacks which were a "dictatorship" for her. She notably heard the voice of Joan of Arc, whom she called "her fluid double". For mediums Joan of Arc, a national hero and a saint who herself heard voices, represented a sort of guarantee of the truthfulness of the spiritualist phenomenon on a national scale.

Domain Dessin
Techniques

Encre, vernis, produits pharmaceutiques et tampon sur papier

Dimensions

31 x 21 cm

Acquisition

ART BRUT / donation Bruno Decharme en 2021

Inventory no. AM 2022-923 (R)

Artist Jeanne Tripier
(1869, France - 1944, France)
Main title

(Sans titre)

Creation date

1907

Domain Dessin
Techniques

Encre, vernis, produits pharmaceutiques et tampon sur papier

Dimensions

31 x 21 cm

Inscriptions

ANNOT.H.G. : Wasiladas abrénéos [?], de M. Blancher médium de 1er nécessitée J. d'Arc
D.S.H.DR. : 2 mars 07 / J. d'Arc / Mme J. Tripier

Acquisition

ART BRUT / donation Bruno Decharme en 2021

Collection area

Cabinet d'art graphique

Inventory no. AM 2022-923 (R)

By the same artist

Jeanne Tripier

(Sans titre)

1907

Jeanne Tripier

(Sans titre)

[vers 1940]

Jeanne Tripier

(Sans titre)

[vers 1940]

External links

La collection du Musée national d’art moderne