Robert West, The Exploiters
Artist: Robert West (illustrateur, Actif Circa 1920-1940)
Robert WEST (illustrator, active circa 1920-1940)
The exploiters
Pen and black ink on tracing paper mounted on white paper
Monogrammed and dated lower right RW 1936
37 x 27.5 cm
Two small tears, one slight fold
Note : Robert West illustrated Baudelaire's Amoenitates Belgicae, published in Paris by J. Fort in 1925, Les Fleurs du Mal, condemned plays, by the same, published in Paris by Paul Cotinaud in 1931, poems by Léon Vérane in 1950 or Le Masque de la mort rouge by Edgar Allan Poe, published in Paris by A. Sedrowski in 1936.
15 works by the artist, on the theme of caricature, madness and melancholy, are on sale at the gallery.
Provenance: artist's studio fund.
The exploiters
Pen and black ink on tracing paper mounted on white paper
Monogrammed and dated lower right RW 1936
37 x 27.5 cm
Two small tears, one slight fold
Note : Robert West illustrated Baudelaire's Amoenitates Belgicae, published in Paris by J. Fort in 1925, Les Fleurs du Mal, condemned plays, by the same, published in Paris by Paul Cotinaud in 1931, poems by Léon Vérane in 1950 or Le Masque de la mort rouge by Edgar Allan Poe, published in Paris by A. Sedrowski in 1936.
15 works by the artist, on the theme of caricature, madness and melancholy, are on sale at the gallery.
Provenance: artist's studio fund.
650 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Modern Art
Condition: Good condition
Material: Paper
Width: 27,5 cm
Height: 37 cm
Reference (ID): 1142703
Availability: In stock
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