Boutet De Monvel 2 Etchings In Black On Old Japan N°7 Journal Des Dames 1912 Printed In 5 Copies.
Artist: Bernard Boutet De Monvel
Rare double state in black on old Japan, from the lead copies printed in 5 copies. only !
Bernard BOUTET DE MONVEL
Tailored suit in gray chevriotte. Baptiste shirt. Rice straw hat trimmed with black velvet and beige cloth gaiters.
Original Art Deco etchings monogrammed in the plate. 2 states in black, before and with the letter, printed on old Japan.
This is plate No. 7 from the Journal des Dames et des Modes, Parisian costumes, from 1912. These states were offered in addition to the stencil in the very rare luxury edition of only 5 copies! (before 24 on Imperial Japan and 1250 on Dutch laid paper with “Journal des Dames” watermarks).
Dimensions: approximately 260 x 170 mm (copies with full margins, larger than copies of the ordinary edition (220 x 145 mm)).
Minor defects in the paper inherent to old Japan, very good condition.
The Journal des Dames et des Modes, costumes parisiens is a luxurious and rare publication in the same spirit as the Gazette du Bon Ton, started in 1912 and interrupted by the war in 1914 after 79 issues. Each issue included a variable number of stencil-colored plates, drawn by the greatest artists of the time (George Barbier, Gerda Wegener, Umberto Brunelleschi, Adrien Etienne Drian, Armand Vallée, Bernard Boutet de Monvel, Jan van Broch, Madeleine Franc -Nohain (mfn)...).
Several plates & issues of this magazine currently on sale.
Bernard BOUTET DE MONVEL
Tailored suit in gray chevriotte. Baptiste shirt. Rice straw hat trimmed with black velvet and beige cloth gaiters.
Original Art Deco etchings monogrammed in the plate. 2 states in black, before and with the letter, printed on old Japan.
This is plate No. 7 from the Journal des Dames et des Modes, Parisian costumes, from 1912. These states were offered in addition to the stencil in the very rare luxury edition of only 5 copies! (before 24 on Imperial Japan and 1250 on Dutch laid paper with “Journal des Dames” watermarks).
Dimensions: approximately 260 x 170 mm (copies with full margins, larger than copies of the ordinary edition (220 x 145 mm)).
Minor defects in the paper inherent to old Japan, very good condition.
The Journal des Dames et des Modes, costumes parisiens is a luxurious and rare publication in the same spirit as the Gazette du Bon Ton, started in 1912 and interrupted by the war in 1914 after 79 issues. Each issue included a variable number of stencil-colored plates, drawn by the greatest artists of the time (George Barbier, Gerda Wegener, Umberto Brunelleschi, Adrien Etienne Drian, Armand Vallée, Bernard Boutet de Monvel, Jan van Broch, Madeleine Franc -Nohain (mfn)...).
Several plates & issues of this magazine currently on sale.
150 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Art Deco
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Paper
Width: 17
Height: 26
Reference (ID): 1195256
Availability: In stock
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