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Gil Blas by Theofile Steinlen c1890s original
Gil Blas was a Weekly Journal with informations on almost everything cultural of the time. Steinlen was often inspired by his surroundings including his wife their babysitter, his cats and his home. In this cover you see a fishmonger going to work.
Gil Blas by Theofile Steinlen c1890s original
Gil Blas was a Weekly Journal with informations on almost everything cultural of the time. Steinlen was often inspired by his surroundings including his wife their babysitter, his cats and his home. In this cover you see a man offering to help a woman.
Gil Blas by Theofile Steinlen c1890s original
Gil Blas was a Weekly Journal with informations on almost everything cultural of the time. Steinlen was often inspired by his surroundings including his wife their babysitter, his cats and his home. In this cover you see a mother kissing her son.
Gil Blas by Theofile Steinlen c1890s original
Gil Blas was a Weekly Journal with informations on almost everything cultural of the time. Steinlen was often inspired by his surroundings including his wife their babysitter, his cats and his home. In this cover you see a woman carrying two buckets of milk. In the scenery you can see sunflowers.
Gil Blas by Theofile Steinlen c1890s original
Gil Blas was a Weekly Journal with informations on almost everything cultural of the time. Steinlen was often inspired by his surroundings including his wife their babysitter, his cats and his home. In this cover you see a young girl singing at her first recital.
Gil Blas by Theofile Steinlen c1890s original
Gil Blas was a Weekly Journal with informations on almost everything cultural of the time. Steinlen was often inspired by his surroundings including his wife their babysitter, his cats and his home. In this cover you see a reference to fashion.
Gil Blas by Theofile Steinlen c1890s original
Artist: Steinlen, Theofile
Printer: Gil Blas, Paris
Size: 11 x 16 ” / 28 x 40,65 cm
On/Off Linen: Delay approx 2 weeks to linen-back before delivery
Print Technique: chromolithograph
Year: 1890c
Condition & Comments: Excellent A condition
Gil Blas was a Weekly Journal with informations on almost everything cultural of the time. Steinlen was often inspired by his surroundings including his wife their babysitter, his cats and his home.
Noel 1896 by Alfons Mucha original
Artist: Mucha, Alfons
Printer: Illustration, Paris
Size: 11 x 16 ” / 28 x 40,65 cm
On/Off Linen: Delay approx 2 weeks to linen-back before delivery
Print Technique: chromolithograph
Year: 1896
Condition & Comments: Excellent A condition
This image only exists for this publication of the Noel Issue of L’Illustration by Alfons Mucha.
Soleil du Dimanche 1898 by Alfons Mucha original
Artist: Mucha, Alfons
Printer: Emile Levy, Paris
Size: 11 x 16 ” / 28 x 40,65 cm
On/Off Linen: Delay approx 2 weeks to linen-back before delivery
Print Technique: chromolithograph
Year: 1896
Condition & Comments: Excellent A condition
This image only exists for this publication of the Soleil du Dimanche by Alfons Mucha.
Rome, Venise, Pompeii, Milan and Florence by Carlo Cussetti on linen excellent
Artist: Cussetti, Carlo
Printer: Ateliers Hugo D’Alesi, Paris
Size: 31 x 42 ” / 80 x 107 cm
On/Off Linen: On Linen
Print Technique: stone lithograph
Condition & Comments: Excellent
Original Authentic poster for Rome, Venise, Pompeii, Milan and Florence by Carlo Cussetti. Vignettes of the different important cities of Italy with the central view of Rome. In excellent condition on linen original.
Eaux Minérales Gazeuses Naturelles du Vernet c1900 original stone lithograph
Printer: Imprimerie Pichot
Size: 54 x 84 inches / 138 x 215 cm
On/Off Linen: Sold off linen there is a 2-3 week delivery time
Print Technique: stone lithograph
Year: 1900
Condition & Comments: Excellent condition
The Pearl of Mineral Waters. The poster shows Fairy’s pouring the precious bottled water of the Ardeche, known for its rivers. Large poster printed by Stone lithography. this is the original printing in excellent condition on linen
NICE PIERRE COMBA C1910 LA REINE DE LA COTE D’AZUR BY
Nice, La Reine de la Côte d’Azur” translates to “Nice, the Queen of the South of France.” Pierre Comba created this poster, depicting a local woman dressed in the region’s fashion of that era. She stands with a view of the port, followed by the Promenade des Anglais stretching along the coast. Her hands hold flowers, used to produce French perfumes in Grasse, a nearby mountain town. Moullot Imprimerie, one of the most renowned printers with locations in Paris and Marseille, printed this poster. It remains in excellent condition on linen.
Artist: Pierre Comba
Printer: Mullet, Marseille
Size: 109 x 81 cm / 42.91 x 31.89 inches
On/Off Linen: On Linen
Year: 1910
Condition & Comments: Excellent
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