“benjamin Rabier” Trench Crafts
Artist: Benjamin Rabier
Trench crafts "Benjamin Rabier"
Trench crafts, also called "Art du Poilu" or "Art des trenches"
Brass tobacco pot with lid, dating from the First World War, made from two shell casings (one from 1917 and the other from 1918).
This pot features a lovely humorous engraving by the famous Benjamin Rabier.
The artist known for his work centered on nature, particularly animals, enchanted the world with his inexhaustible creativity.
A pioneer of comics in France, he gave birth to beloved characters such as Gédéon le Canard, the laughing cow.
His illustrations have left an indelible mark on the history of art and continue to amaze generations.
Unique piece in perfect condition
Weight: 2kg 300
Trench crafts, also called "Art du Poilu" or "Art des trenches"
Brass tobacco pot with lid, dating from the First World War, made from two shell casings (one from 1917 and the other from 1918).
This pot features a lovely humorous engraving by the famous Benjamin Rabier.
The artist known for his work centered on nature, particularly animals, enchanted the world with his inexhaustible creativity.
A pioneer of comics in France, he gave birth to beloved characters such as Gédéon le Canard, the laughing cow.
His illustrations have left an indelible mark on the history of art and continue to amaze generations.
Unique piece in perfect condition
Weight: 2kg 300
580 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Brass
Diameter: 13 cm
Height: 13 cm
Reference (ID): 1606964
Availability: In stock
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