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ref. 35600176Monsieur Heidsieck habillé en bouteille de Champagne se faisant croquer par Sem. Au second plan, chevaux, jockeys et turfistes. Eventail édité par Chambrelent à Paris. Belle composition en couleurs sur une face par le caricaturiste mondain Sem montrant des courses à Auteuil.
1910ref. 74727Paris c. 1910. Georges Goursat 1863-1934 known as Sem attained a high level of success with his wonderful portrayals of Paris at the turn of the century. This outstanding caricaturist was a member of the Salon des Humoristes and an officer of the Legion of Honor. His works offer us glimpses into Parisian high society at the turn of the century. Sem's unique talent made his work very identifiable particularly because of the essential sobriety of his composition in which his characters usually emerge from a white or plain background rather than being more obvious caricatures. Sem captured the spirit of the subject and in turn produced images that were true to life. This beautiful print is a part of Album de Sem published in Paris c. 1910. Lithograph. Printed colour. Size: 560 x 723 mm Fair condition. unknown
ref. 2666313,2x8,6 cm,collé sur carton fort,signé
1910ref. 234861910 1 S.l., (1910), in-8, en feuilles sous étui vert, à rabats, en simili peau verte cartonnée estampée à froid titré, illustré de 10 planches.
1930ref. 27102Paris 1930. Folio. 19 3/4 x 13 inches. 16pp. with illustrations coloured using the pochoir process. Stitched wrappers. A fine copy of this work containing two stories: one of creative hair-dressing and the second of a nose-job. Georges Goursat moved to Paris in about 1900 and adopted the professional name 'SEM' in honour of the 19th-century illustrator Chaim Amédée de Noé and during his long and very successful working life recorded Paris and the French upper classes during four decades - a speciality was to produce images which are somewhere between straight portraits and outright caricature. He was also capable of more straight-forward illustration satirical work as well as producing a great deal of purely commercial work. unknown
1930ref. 27102Paris 1930. Folio. 19 3/4 x 13 inches. 16pp. with illustrations coloured using the pochoir process. Stitched wrappers. A fine copy of this work containing two stories: one of creative hair-dressing and the second of a nose-job. Georges Goursat moved to Paris in about 1900 and adopted the professional name 'SEM' in honour of the 19th-century illustrator Chaim Amédée de Noé and during his long and very successful working life recorded Paris and the French upper classes during four decades - a speciality was to produce images which are somewhere between straight portraits and outright caricature. He was also capable of more straight-forward illustration satirical work as well as producing a great deal of purely commercial work. unknown books
1897ref. 550141 vol. in-folio agrafé, Tourny-Printemps, 1897, 26 pp. avec 4 planches doubles hors texte dont : Une Partie de Lawn-Tennis (par Sem)
1900ref. 20752Paris 1900. Very good condition. Lithograph by the French caricaturist 'SEM' Georges Goursat 1863-1934 who was recognized for his caricatures of socialites of the French Belle Epoque and of the people who served their fashion needs. He was active in the early years of the 20th century. The caricature depicts a bowler hat being produced through 'alchemy' by the famous Paris hat maker Gelot located at the place Vendome. Gelot was the preferred hat maker of King Edward VII; his coat of arms is at the top of the image. The hat maker raises a domed cover or cloche to reveal a freshly produced black bowler hat as steam billows in the background. One has the impression the hat was fashioned or cooked up through some instant proprietary process and all the hat maker had to do was raise the lid to reveal his latest creation. The cloche was perfected by the French as a way of protecting tender plants. Lithograph with stenciled color signed in the plate. Approximately 13 x 19 3/4" unknown
ref. 26877Paris early 20th century. Folio. 20 pages of illustrations many highlighted in white and other colours. Unbound. The noble emperor in many settings mostly shopping including at the tailor in a Rolls Royce and looking at girls in 1920s costumes. Georges Goursat moved to Paris in about 1900 and adopted the professional name 'SEM' in honour of the 19th-century illustrator "Cham" Amédée de Noé and during his long and very successful working life recorded Paris and the French upper classes during four decades - a speciality was to produce images which are somewhere between straight portraits and outright caricature. He was also capable of more straightforward illustration satirical work as well as producing a great deal of purely commercial work. unknown
ref. 26877Paris early 20th century. Folio. 20 pages of illustrations many highlighted in white and other colours. Unbound. The noble emperor in many settings mostly shopping including at the tailor in a Rolls Royce and looking at girls in 1920s costumes. Georges Goursat moved to Paris in about 1900 and adopted the professional name 'SEM' in honour of the 19th-century illustrator "Cham" Amédée de Noé and during his long and very successful working life recorded Paris and the French upper classes during four decades - a speciality was to produce images which are somewhere between straight portraits and outright caricature. He was also capable of more straightforward illustration satirical work as well as producing a great deal of purely commercial work. unknown books
2022ref. Star-97818392647332022. Hardcover. New. hardcover
2022ref. Star-97818392647332022. Hardcover. New. hardcover
ref. 106100A l'Enseigne du Masque d'Or, chez Devambez, 23 rue Lavoisier, Paris, 1920, 1 volume in-4 de 290x225 mm environ, 1f.blanc avec justificatif de tirage au dos, 1 planche, titre, 73 pages, 2ff. (table des illustrations, achevé d'imprimer), broché sous couverture rempliée et protégé par du papier cristal. Illustré de 7 planches couleurs par :GOYON, CAPPIELLO, DOMERGUE, ARNOUX, SEM, HALOUZE, DRIAN. Exemplaire N° 53, des 93 exemplaires de luxe sur Japon Impérial, numérotés de 8 à 100. Rousseurs fortes par endroits, couverture légèrement salie.
1899ref. 23970Marseille, Moullot, 1899. In-folio (34 x 47 cm) portefeuille à lacets demi toile rouge à coins, plats décorés
1918ref. 251581918 Album in-folio de 25 planches sous chemise titrée, Paris, Devambez, 1918, numéro 1 justifié avec un dessin au lavis, fusain et encre signé en bas à droite, 28 x 38 cm., "Et dix de der ... partie de cartes dans la tranchée".
1898ref. 23971Marseille, Moullot, (vers 1898). In-folio (34 x 47 cm) portefeuille à lacets demi toile rouge, plats décorés.
1917ref. 259801917 DUMAS et JAN MARSEILLE S.d. (1917) -gd.IN PLANO en feuilles : titre+ table des planches + 20 planches de caricatures en lithographies coloriées à plusieurs sujets de celebrités de Marseille, 33x48 cm,dans le genre de Sem,complet des planches ,trés rare, pas au Worldcat.Remise de 20% pour toutes commandes égales ou supérieures à 100 €
ref. 9781606920077NOVA SCIENCE PUBLISHERS INC
ref. 76194Paris . Georges Goursat 1863-1934 known as Sem attained a high level of success with his wonderful portrayals of Paris at the turn of the century. This outstanding caricaturist was a member of the Salon des Humoristes and an officer of the Legion of Honor. His works offer us glimpses into Parisian high society at the turn of the century. Sem's unique talent made his work very identifiable particularly because of the essential sobriety of his composition in which his characters usually emerge from a white or plain background rather than being more obvious caricatures. Sem captured the spirit of the subject and in turn produced images that were true to life. Lithograph. Printed colour. Size: 435 x 300 mm Framed size: 615 X 470 mm Very good condition. unknown
1996ref. x-0471955639John Wiley & Sons Inc 1996. Hardcover. New. 2revised ed edition. 285 pages. 9.50x6.50x1.00 inches. John Wiley & Sons Inc hardcover
1925ref. LIQ-5443P. Arthème Fayard 1925. Grand in-8° demi chagrin violine, couverture illustrée en couleurs conservée.
ref. 9866Juven Paris 1897
ref. 13595Paris, Javal et Bourdeaux, 1927. In-4, broché, 7 ff. (3 bl., fx-t., justif., t., dédic.) -VI-152 pp.- 4 ff. (ach. d'impr., 3 bl.) couverture verte rempliée et imprimée en blanc, étui éditeur.
ref. 49836Georges Goursat dit Sem.1901.Lithographie signée en couleurs. 1901.Liane de Lancy,Jane Derval,un homme,2 serveurs. Hauteur: 40 cm.Longueur: 58 cm. Appartenant à l'Album Rouge. Encadrement ancien en bois veiné avec marie-louise. (cadre: H: 64 cm,long: 83 cm. Marge de la marie-louise: 10 cm.). Pliure habituelle au centre.Très bel état.
1910ref. 74728Paris c. 1910. Georges Goursat 1863-1934 known as Sem attained a high level of success with his wonderful portrayals of Paris at the turn of the century. This outstanding caricaturist was a member of the Salon des Humoristes and an officer of the Legion of Honor. His works offer us glimpses into Parisian high society at the turn of the century. Sem's unique talent made his work very identifiable particularly because of the essential sobriety of his composition in which his characters usually emerge from a white or plain background rather than being more obvious caricatures. Sem captured the spirit of the subject and in turn produced images that were true to life. This beautiful print is a part of Album de Sem published in Paris c. 1910. Lithograph. Printed colour. Size: 560 x 723 mm Fair condition. unknown