Lithograph By Gangel: Baton Patent
Artist: Gangel Charles ( Actif Ca.1852 - 1858 )
Lithograph enhanced with colors and gold.
Ca. 1852-1858
Beautiful and fresh proof on vellum paper, printed by Gangel in Metz In 1835, in Metz,
Adrien Dembour established himself as a printer-lithographer, succeeding Hanké and Rosch. He also bought the woodcuts of the Lacour house, in Nancy, and those of the Ardant house, in Limoges. He then joined forces, from 1840 to 1852, with Nicolas Gengel. In 1852, Gangel took over his partner's patents as a typographer and lithographer and continued to produce images, including a number of patents for dance, cane, boxing and pointe, testimonies of the training of French soldiers.
Ca. 1852-1858
Beautiful and fresh proof on vellum paper, printed by Gangel in Metz In 1835, in Metz,
Adrien Dembour established himself as a printer-lithographer, succeeding Hanké and Rosch. He also bought the woodcuts of the Lacour house, in Nancy, and those of the Ardant house, in Limoges. He then joined forces, from 1840 to 1852, with Nicolas Gengel. In 1852, Gangel took over his partner's patents as a typographer and lithographer and continued to produce images, including a number of patents for dance, cane, boxing and pointe, testimonies of the training of French soldiers.
180 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Paper
Width: 490 mm
Height: 320 mm
Reference (ID): 1388959
Availability: In stock
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