Louis-lucien Faure Dujarric "in Breakdown" Color Lithograph 1903 Automobile Imp. Deer
Louis-Lucien FAURE DUJARRIC - Out of order.
Large original lithograph in colors signed lower left in the plate, presented under a bevelled passe-partout.
Condition: Very good condition.
Margin dimensions: 615 x 460 mm.
Sight dimensions: 530 x 363 mm.
This magnificent lithograph represents a motor car broken down by the side of the road and 9 characters, 4 playing cards, two dancing children, the driver, two elegant ladies and a man in an overcoat; a second car is parked behind the broken down car. It was printed by the Cerf printing works for L. Lucien Faure in 1903.
Louis-Lucien Faure Dujarric (1875 (or 1872) - 1943), Architect, Painter. Architect of the Théâtre des Ambassadeurs, the Colombes and Roland-Garros stadiums, the Trois-Quartiers store... Date of birth 1872 in Bénézit.
Large original lithograph in colors signed lower left in the plate, presented under a bevelled passe-partout.
Condition: Very good condition.
Margin dimensions: 615 x 460 mm.
Sight dimensions: 530 x 363 mm.
This magnificent lithograph represents a motor car broken down by the side of the road and 9 characters, 4 playing cards, two dancing children, the driver, two elegant ladies and a man in an overcoat; a second car is parked behind the broken down car. It was printed by the Cerf printing works for L. Lucien Faure in 1903.
Louis-Lucien Faure Dujarric (1875 (or 1872) - 1943), Architect, Painter. Architect of the Théâtre des Ambassadeurs, the Colombes and Roland-Garros stadiums, the Trois-Quartiers store... Date of birth 1872 in Bénézit.
300 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Paper
Length: 61,5
Width: 46
Reference (ID): 1133473
Availability: In stock
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