Le desoeuvrement du Venus.
[Paris: Bertauts & Cadet, circa 1875]. Lithograph. 32 x 45 cm (sheet). Very Good, light specks of foxing in the margin areas. More
Results
Results 1 - 8 (of 8)
Le Prelude, from the series ‘L’Artistes’.
[Paris: Bertauts & Cadet, circa 1875]. Lithograph. 27 x 36 cm (sheet). Good, light specks of foxing in the margin areas. More
Le Sire de Fisch-ton-kan. A Cheval sur son Dada.
Paris, France: Duclaux, [ca. 1870-1871]. 25.25 x 33 cm. Very Good. Some light foxing; binding holes along left edge. Hand-colored lithograph. Provenance: Depicts Emperor Napoleon III astride a horse made of paper. More
L'oiseau À Guillaume -- as tu déjeuné Jacquot... ? (The bird Guillaume did you have lunch Jacquot ...?)
Paris, France: Coulboeuf, [1870-1890?]. Large format broadside 13.5” x 10.5”. Very Good. Minor foxing. Mounted on board. Caricature of Napoleon III and William I. Napoleon III is represented as a bird. He has "Sweat of the people" inscribed on his plumage. A syringe is placed behind his wings. Printed in..... More
The Lantern. No. 1, May 18, 1874.
London: A. Wilcox, 1874. Seven Photographs, 11 x 15 inches, Very Good. Glossy black and white photographs of premiere issue of The Lantern, written by Ambrose Bierce. Extremely rare early work by Bierce. Photographic reproduction of Complete magazine, first issue, 8 pages total reproduced including three illustrations. More
The Lantern. No. 2, July 15, 1874.
London: A. Wilcox, 1874. Seven Photographs, 11 x 15 inches, Very Good. Glossy black and white photographs of the second issue of The Lantern, written by Ambrose Bierce. Extremely rare early work by Bierce. More
Figaro Cartoon-Busts of the Day. Portrait of Alfred Lord Tennyson (Poet Laureate) (English, 1809-1892).
London: Figaro, circa 1874. Color lithograph. 22.5 x 14 cm. (sheet). Very Good. Short tear at bottom sheet edge. Light toning along sheet edges. More
Le musée-homme, ou, Le jardin des bêtes: Monsieur Trochu, l'escargot des jardins. -- Mosieu Thiers, le plus élevé de France. -- L'Animal des cloaques. -- Jules Favre, la fontaine qui pleure. -- Ernest Picard, l'éléphant d'Europe. -- Maitre Ollivier, le papillon des soirées. -- Garibaldi, le lion de la liberté. -- Le comte de Paris, le crocodile. -- Henri Rochefort, le matou. -- Monsieur Dupanloup. -- Victor Hugo. -- Menotti, fils de Garibaldi. -- Monsieur Grévy. -- Maître Floquet. -- Félix Pyat, le fils d'un coq. -- Maître Dufaure, la violette parlementaire.. First edition.
Paris : Saillant, [1871]. Small folio. 32.5 x 25 cm. Half percaline and marbled boards, worn but solid. Album with 16 color lithograph caricatures of major celebities. Rare. No copy in OCLC. OCLC Number: 882149747 (ebook)... Faustin Betbeder was born in Soissons, France in 1847 and lived until sometime around..... More
Results 1 - 8 (of 8)