ZINIAR Album No. 2, February 1921 Incomplete portfolio comprising nine...
ZINIAR Album No. 2, February 1921
Incomplete portfolio comprising nine (8) original color stencils by Adrien BAS (1884–1925), Claude DALBANNE (1877–1964), Émile DIDIER (1890–1965), Jacques LAPLACE (1890–1955), Paul LERICHE (1876–1927), Étienne MORILLON (1884–1949), Antonin PONCHON (1891–1965), Jules ROBLIN (1888–1974), and Georges-Albert TRESCH (1881–1948)
The plate by Pierre COMBET-DESCOMBES (1885–1966) is missing, Claude
Each plate is signed by its artist and numbered 154/200
Copy with a slightly faded pink cover and small tears
Included is a copy of the third album published in April 1921, comprising 11 woodcuts printed in black, containing three plates signed by Pierre COMBET-DESCOMBES (1885–1966), Claude DALBANNE (1877–1964), and Marcel GIMOND (1894–1961); the other seven are by Louis BOUQUET (1885–1952), Émile DIDIER (1890–1965), Jacques LAPLACE (1890–1955), Paul LERICHE (1876–1927), Étienne MORILLON (1884–1949), Antonin PONCHON (1891–1965), Jules ROBLIN (1888–1974), and Georges-Albert TRESCH (1881–1948), which are notable for being striped
H. 27.5 cm - W. 21.5 cm
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ZINIAR Album No. 2, February 1921
Incomplete portfolio comprising nine (8) original color stencils by Adrien BAS (1884–1925), Claude DALBANNE (1877–1964), Émile DIDIER (1890–1965), Jacques LAPLACE (1890–1955), Paul LERICHE (1876–1927), Étienne MORILLON (1884–1949), Antonin PONCHON (1891–1965), Jules ROBLIN (1888–1974), and Georges-Albert TRESCH (1881–1948)
The plate by Pierre COMBET-DESCOMBES (1885–1966) is missing, Claude
Each plate is signed by its artist and numbered 154/200
Copy with a slightly faded pink cover and small tears
Included is a copy of the third album published in April 1921, comprising 11 woodcuts printed in black, containing three plates signed by Pierre COMBET-DESCOMBES (1885–1966), Claude DALBANNE (1877–1964), and Marcel GIMOND (1894–1961); the other seven are by Louis BOUQUET (1885–1952), Émile DIDIER (1890–1965), Jacques LAPLACE (1890–1955), Paul LERICHE (1876–1927), Étienne MORILLON (1884–1949), Antonin PONCHON (1891–1965), Jules ROBLIN (1888–1974), and Georges-Albert TRESCH (1881–1948), which are notable for being striped
H. 27.5 cm - W. 21.5 cm
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