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(editor uncredited); Artists: Rene Giffey, Jack Abeille, Pierre Huberty, Louis Forton, Moziss, Lindel, "JAC", A PerreBiblio.com

Parisiana - Jeudi 13 Avril 1933. Art Deco/ Nouveau. Pin-up light erotica; cover art by Rene Giffey

1933réf. 001487Paris: Parisiana 1933. First Edition . Illustrated Wraps. Near Fine. Folio - over 12 - 15" tall. Rene Giffey. Paris: Parisiana 1933. The April 13 1933 issue 19e annee No. 397 of Parisiana the somewhat less expensively produced and somewhat smaller cousin of the famed La Vie Parisienne - both being well soft erotica and humor weeklies for the gentleman; this Parisiana claimed Jeudi Thursday as its publication dates while La Vie Parisienne was strictly Samedi Saturday. Parisiana had all of the enticements to a slightly lesser degree that its larger relative had: pleasingly executed soft erotic art cartoons humor and fiction; and it generally had an inside front cover black and white photo which LVP did not. Parisiana illustrators were perhaps less famous at the time and went uncredited - or credited with just initials or a single name - more often than in LVP. But the appeal is identical. Text in French. Larger than quarto at Folio size as was LVP but LVP was a notably larger folio size illustrated stapled newsprint wraps whereas LVP had some glossy paper pages 20 pp. including covers as numbered. About near fine with just a modest amount of the inevitable toning to the newsprint and one closed tear at bottom right rear cover see scans. Extraordinarily nice condition for this thin fragile weekly. Quite thoroughly illustrated in Nouveau/Deco and every page would make a delightful scan if I had the time. Rene Giffey executed the cover for this issue as well as a bit of interior work; other artists to the degree they are credited include Jack Abeille Pierre Huberty Louis Forton Moziss Lindel "JAC" Haye H. Ligneul G. Le Belair and A. Perre. There are others. Cute sense of humor from the same mood as mutoscope cards or perhaps a bit only a bit more refined inspires the cover captions which see and much of the interior cartoon wit. There is plenty of advertising to tempt the.gentleman as well offering a plethora of services see scans. Much here is eminently frame-able newsprint notwithstanding. The art is mostly of that unique sensibility of the time midway-evolved between arts nouveau and deco. Scarce. l-g2 Parisiana paperback

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(editor uncredited); Artists: Rene Giffey, Jack Abeille, Pierre Huberty, Louis Forton, Moziss, Lindel, "JAC", A Perre, Haye, H LBiblio.com

Parisiana - Jeudi 20 Avril 1933. Art Deco/Nouveau Pin-up; cover art by Rene Giffey

1933réf. 001491Paris: Parisiana 1933. First Edition . Illustrated Wraps. Very Good. Folio - over 12 - 15" tall. Rene Giffey. Paris: Parisiana 1933. The April 20 1933 issue 19e annee No. 398 of Parisiana the somewhat less expensively produced and somewhat smaller cousin of the famed La Vie Parisienne - both being well soft erotica and humor weeklies for the gentleman; this Parisiana claimed Jeudi Thursday as its publication dates while La Vie Parisienne was strictly Samedi Saturday. Parisiana had all of the enticements to a slightly lesser degree that its larger relative had: pleasingly executed soft erotic art cartoons humor and fiction; and it generally had an inside front cover black and white photo which LVP did not. Parisiana illustrators were perhaps less famous at the time and went uncredited - or credited with just initials or a single name - more often than in LVP. But the appeal is identical. Text in French. Larger than quarto at Folio size as was LVP but LVP was a notably larger folio size illustrated stapled newsprint wraps whereas LVP had some glossy paper pages 20 pp. including covers as numbered. Very Good or better a bit short of Near Fine with just a modest amount of the inevitable toning to the newsprint and one slit & crease at spine bottom see scans. Extraordinarily nice condition for this thin fragile weekly. Quite thoroughly illustrated in Nouveau/Deco and every page would make a delightful scan if I had the time. Rene Giffey executed the cover for this issue as well as a bit of interior work; other artists in these issues to the degree they are credited include Jack Abeille Pierre Huberty Louis Forton Moziss Lindel "JAC" Haye H. Ligneul G. Le Belair and A. Perre. There are others. Cute sense of humor from the same mood as mutoscope cards or perhaps a bit only a bit more refined inspires the cover captions which see and much of the interior cartoon wit. There is plenty of advertising to tempt the.gentleman as well offering a plethora of services see scans. Much here is eminently frame-able newsprint notwithstanding. The art is mostly of that unique sensibility of the time midway-evolved between arts nouveau and deco. Scarce. l-g2 Parisiana paperback

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[AUTOMOBILES -- PONTIAC]. [FITZPATRICK, Arthur & KAUFMAN, Van Justin (Artists).]Biblio.com

Pontiac 1961. . . Premium & small dealer showroom catralogues featuring the exceptional advertising artwork of Fitzpatrick & Kaufman.

1960réf. 64067Pontiac MI: Pontiac Motor Division General Motors 1960. Two vols. Oblong 4to. 12 x 10.5 in.; 11 x 8 in. 24; 16 pp unpaginated. Colour-illustrated throughout several double-page. Colour-illustrated lithographed softcovers on thick paper stock for 1st vol 2nd w/ self-printed softcovers slight dustsoiling and thumbing to fore-edges minor age-toning to second still a VG set w/ dealership stamps at lower corners of Kasey Pontiac San Diego CA. First editions of these exceptional Mid-20th Century dealer’s catalogue enhanced with the lush illustrations by Fitzpatrick & Kaufman who were able on occasion to include their initials AF/VK hidden in their General Motors artwork. The 1961 Pontiac models included the Bonneville Star Chief Ventura and Catalina on 119/123” wheelbase and lighter weight frames than the 1960 models. Fitzpatrick b. 1919 launched his career by apprenticing under John Tjaarda at the Briggs Body Co. as a designer in 1937 and later designed the Darrin Packard One-Eighty sedan before working for General Electric during World War II. After the War Fitzpatrick illustrated for Mercury Lincoln Nash & Plymouth before being recruited for the 1953 Buick portfolio and later granted exclusive contract with GM. Kaufman b. 1918 was a Disney animator who worked on Fantasia and Dumbo and later with the Army Air Corps First Motion Picture Unit and teamed up with Fitzpatrick in 1951. Their original artwork created for GM through 1970 remain some of the most desired automobile art of the 20th Century. Worldcat locates 1 copy of each Premium at The Met; smaller at Hagley of 14 pp.; See: Illustrious Duo: The Art of Fitz and Van Driven to Write 2022. Pontiac Motor Division, General Motors, paperback

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