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Lot 416
Émile Antoine Bourdelle (French, 1861-1929), Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes, Paris 1925, lithograph in colours, printed by Crété, Paris 60 x 40cm (23 x 16in) Three of the four official posters that were commissioned to announce the 1925 Art Deco exhibition were designed by promising young artists with established credentials within the graphic design world (Robert Bonfils, Andre Girard and Charles Loupot). The fourth commission was given to Bourdelle, an older sculptor at the peak of his career, who was considered to be one of the most important of all living French artists. The title of his painting for the poster By Labor and by Genius, and the image itself, both indicate his bourgeois academic background and his connection to the 19th century ""official"" French art world.
Lot 444
After George Grosz, portrait of a man wearing a green coat, early 20th century, watercolour on paper, backed onto card depicting a cut charcoal and watercolour work / poster. PROVENANCE: Acquired by the vendor`s mother in the late 1970s or early 1980s. The vendor`s grandfather was the renowned Berlin and London art dealer Francis Matthiesen 15 x 11in. (38 x 28cm)Stuck down onto another piece of paper, and has slipped in frame. Small tears and pieces missing notably around edge but not affecting subject of picture. Surface creased and rippled throughout. No labels verso.
Lot 561
A LARGE COLLECTION OF MUSIC HALL SHEETS, approx 120, contained in 3 albums, early 20th century, song and dance some with lyrics, the majority with colour illustrated poster type covers, some with souvenire post cards. 14.75in (37cm) x 10.5in (27cm), together with a copy of They were Singing, and what the Song About, by Christopher pulling. (a lot)
Lot 134
MacDonald Gill, 1922 Underground poster, Underground Electrical Railways Co of London Ltd, with text banner, "In the heat of the summer we will find me cool, in the cool of the winter will find me warm, come down underground you've bought you your ticket ? Your health man I'm thinking no longer twill stick it. For cheapness, celerity what else can compare. You are fed up above, feed below on our fare", a later version of the 1913 "Wonderground" map, The coat of arms of the Underground depicting a "rabbit rampant" and the coats of arms of the eight Boroughs 136 x 108.6cms. (af) Live Bidding: The poster had significant perimeter wear, with nicks, tears, larger chips and splits, mostly impacting the top paper layer (although some go through to the linen back) and encroaching into both the border and the image itself, with loss in several places (to an approx. depth of 3.5cm in bottom left corner). There are also some splits to the map graphic itself, mostly along fold lines, with the linen back visible underneath. The white sections have discoloured in some places, mostly to the legend around the top. The linen back has discoloured.
Lot 293
A quantity of WWI French ephemera to include:- two French active service booklets, one dated 1878 the other 1900, a Ministry of Interior "Carte D'Electeur" with points to inside, French poster envelope "On active service" to Bordeaux and a quantity of photographs Condition Report Please contact the Auctioneer for details regarding condition
Lot 782
Chelsea Football Memorabilia: Box containing programmes including 54/55 home Red Banner + Cardiff, Champions of 54/55 team group, Famous Football Clubs 1947 book, Signed CD Blue is the Colour with autographs including Osgood with COA. Blunstone tribute, Chelsea football stars in action 1970 and some magazines including Champions 83/84 Yearbook 85/86 and a large poster. Boys magazine 1928 team group and more.
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