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1917réf. 8608Paris 1917. Hardcover. Very Good. Hardcover. An interesting HB rebinding of the paperback 1st with the wrapper bound-in and a gilt-title affixed to spine much of which has been chipped away. Area of stain to back board which does not effect the text. WWI-era cartoons Art. ART208271. hardcover
réf. 0656919949.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 1391877969.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 1018505733.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1899réf. A62737Paris: Flammarion 1899. Third Edition. Wraps. Paperback . Very Good. Third Edition. Wraps. 8vo. Original publisher's colour illustrated wraps/ paperback showing children playing in street. pp 208. Uncut. Illustrated throughout by Poulbot. French text. No date c.1899. Slight soiling otherwise sound VG copy. Decent copy. Bon etat. Flammarion, paperback
1920réf. 5364Tours: Les Fabriques Francaises a Tours C1920. First edition. A scarce poster by Poubot undated but Circa 1920. Produced for Les Fabriques Francaises. Two school boys are having a conversation about days off! Image on stiff card. 23cm x 32cm. The card is 31cm x 38.5cm. The image itself is clean the surrounding area has dirt and some loss of surface are from being stuck under a mount. Now loosely held under passe partout. Card is a little marked to the verso. Francisque Poulbot 1879–1946 was a French illustrator poster designer and draughtsman renowned for his depictions of Montmartre's street children known as "Poulbots" and his humanitarian efforts in Paris. . Première édition. Affiche rare de Poubot non datée mais datant environ de 1920. Réalisée pour Les Fabriques Françaises. Deux écoliers discutent de leurs jours de congé ! Image sur carton rigide. 23 cm x 32 cm. Le carton mesure 31 cm x 385 cm. L'image elle-même est propre mais la zone environnante présente des salissures et quelques pertes de surface dues au fait qu'elle a été collée sous un passe-partout. Maintenant maintenue sans fixation sous un passe-partout. Le carton est légèrement marqué au verso. Francisque Poulbot 1879-1946 était un illustrateur affichiste et dessinateur français réputé pour ses représentations des enfants des rues de Montmartre connus sous le nom de « Poulbots » et pour son action humanitaire à Paris. Les Fabriques Francaises a Tours unknown
réf. 1396754547.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1945réf. 102240Jules Tallandier 1945. hardcover. Bueno. París 1945. Jules Tallandier. Cartoné. 24 pp. 27x19. Ilustrado. Texto en FRANCÉS. Nombre anterior propietario. Jules Tallandier hardcover
1929réf. 66579Würzburg: L'Emancipatrice 1929. Fine. L'Emancipatrice Würzburg 1929 10.50 x 13.70 cm une feuille Very rare prospectus for the banquet of the Republic of Montmartre organized at the Moulin de la Galette on November 6 1931. In the upper part there is a beautiful original print signed Francisque Poulbot representing the citizens of the Republic of Montmartre returning from vacation. In the spirit of the Paris Commune the Republic of Montmartre was created in 1921 by Parisian artists Joé Bridge Adolphe Willette Jean-Louis Forain Francisque Poulbot Maurice Neumont Louis Morin Maurice Milliere Raoul Guerin and Jules Depaquit . His parties and banquets often organized in the mythical places of Montmartre Moulin de la Galette Circus Medrano Moulin Rouge were intended to weld the Montmartre community by mutual aid and sociability. L'Emancipatrice unknown
réf. 65439Eds Hoebeke 2002 In-4 31 cm 111pp. illustr. Catalogue de l'oeuvre de Poulbot p. 108-109 - Bibliogr. p. 110 Nb-0255 Nb-0256 unknown
1916réf. 003598Paris: By the author. Sold at Messageries de Journaux. Printed by H. Chachoin 1916. Limited Edition. Wraps. Very Good. No. 67 of 100 signed by Poulbot and on vieux Japon. 8vo. 22 by 17 cm. Poulbot 1879 - 1946 was a well-known affichiste celebrated for both his World War One posters and postcards and for his illustrations of Parisian street kids which are front and center of this self-published collection of cartoons. Cover has light soiling and creased corners. Upper spine tip missing -- about 1/4 inch or 1 cm gone. Pages are cut very unevenly as was intended and these are clean. By the author. Sold at Messageries de Journaux. Printed by H. Chachoin unknown
réf. 107955Paris SA des Grés et Poteries de Digoin ca . 1928. 53 x 38 cm Chromoltihographie auf Karton Tadell - Francisque Poulbot né le 6 février 1879 à Saint-Denis – décédé le 16 septembre 1946 à Paris était un affichiste dessinateur et illustrateur français. - C’est en 1875 que tout commence au cœur de la Bourgogne tout près de Paray le Monial.D’abord petite entreprise familiale la Manufacture de Digoin « Grès et Poteries » fabrique des objets du quotidien pour le jardin et la maison. Dès 1900 elle devient un fleuron local de ce bassin industriel en plein essor rebaptisé « vallée de la céramique ».Elle fait alors parti de ce tissu de manufactures spécialisées dans l’utilisation de l’argile abondant dans la région.Dans cet âge d’or c’est plus de 600 personnes qui travaillent dans notre manufacture.Dans les années 50-70 l’entreprise traverse une période difficile avec l’arrivée en masse du plastique. Dans un demi-sommeil lesavoir-faire se transmet malgré tout et Digoin résiste.En 2014 la fabrique se réveille avec l’arrivée d’investisseurs passionnés qui veulent sauver et faire revivre ce témoin du patrimoine de l’art de la table français.En 2024 une nouvelle équipe prend la relève pour continuer à déployer l’esprit et le savoir- faire exceptionnel de Digoin.Ce travail se traduit notamment par la réédition de moules anciens et la collaboration avec des artistes actuels pour faire un trait d’union entre une solide tradition les usages de notre époque et les rêves de demain. 010 Paris, SA des Grés et Poteries de Digoin, ca . 1928 unknown
1918réf. 261467Paris 1918. Poster. 22 x 29.5 inches. This poster is mainly textual but features a political cartoon. The text is in french and urges the french people to restrain themselves from eating what in order to hasten victory. This poster is in good condition and makes a wonderful document for anyone interested in French heritage or World War I. unknown
1915réf. 2615111915. Original poster. Color lithograph. 44.25 x 31 inches. This French war loan poster features an image of a soldier heading off to war waving his family farewell. In the foreground his wife holds their youngest child and stands with their other two children. The son his holding a wooden sword and wears a French soldier's cap and the daughter is waving a small Tricolore. The message below translates as: 'Don't forget to subscribe. for Victory!. and his return!". 1915 was the first year that France established a war loan program to assist in paying for the conflict. This poster urges the public to subscribe in the first 'Emprunt de la Defense Nationale' National Defence Loan. Francisque Poulbot 1879-1946 was a French poster designer draughtsman and illustrator known for his charming depictions of children and childhood. His prolific output of patriotic posters and postcards during World War One led to him being held under house arrest during the German occupation during World War Two. Mounted on linen. With folds as issued and some discoloration at edges where the poster has been framed. unknown
1905réf. 37132Paris: Le petit illustré amusant 1905. Fine. Le petit illustré amusant Paris 1905 30 x 39 cm relié First edition. Half red sheep binding smooth spine decorated with gilt fillets some minor scuffing without significance on the marbled paper boards corners slightly bumped contemporary binding. This weekly caricature magazine is richly illustrated by Raoul Thomen Landelle Jean d'Aurian Poulbot Edmond Guénin Bogron Vallet Valéry Muller Henry Muller Léon Bardet Haye Ferdinand Bac Ricardo Flores Delannoy Le Bocain E. Tap Gog Malherbe d'Albat Schuster Viriez Gus Bofa Alex Zybalt A. Ziem Blondeau J. Cadet Stick Zilberty Vosrie Lenature Bourguignon Arthur Perrier Brun Jean Plumet Arboult Rose Maury Sirdey L. Forton Fertom Jako Gonzague-Privat Nay . etc. Each issue comprises eight pages including large colored drawings on the first and last page and numerous black drawings. The Christmas issue features a large folding colored cover concealing Father Christmas. Rare and handsome copy. Le petit illustré amusant hardcover
1904réf. 37131Paris: Le petit illustré amusant 1904. Fine. Le petit illustré amusant Paris 1904 30 x 39 cm relié First edition. Half red sheep binding minor scuffs of no consequence to the spine which is decorated with gilt fillets some surface wear contemporary binding. This weekly caricature magazine is richly illustrated by Raoul Thomen Landelle Jean d'Aurian Poulbot Edmond Guénin Bogron Vallet Valéry Muller Henry Muller Léon Bardet Haye Ferdinand Bac Ricardo Flores Delannoy Le Bocain E. Tap Gog Malherbe d'Albat Schuster Viriez Gus Bofa Alex Zybalt A. Ziem Blondeau Fertom. etc. Each issue comprises eight pages including large color drawings on the first and last pages and numerous black and white drawings. A rare and handsome copy. Le petit illustré amusant unknown
1903réf. 37130Paris: Le petit illustré amusant 1903. Fine. Le petit illustré amusant Paris 1903 30 x 39 cm relié First edition. Half red cloth binding smooth spine decorated with fillets stamped in blind light scuffs to the joints marbled paper boards contemporary binding. This weekly caricature magazine is richly illustrated by Raoul Thomen Landelle Jean d'Aurian Poulbot Edmond Guénin Bogron Vallet Valéry Muller Henry Muller Léon Bardet Haye Ferdinand Bac Ricardo Flores Delannoy Le Bocain E. Tap Gog Malherbe d'Albat. etc. Each issue comprises eight pages including large color drawings on the first and last pages and numerous black and white drawings. A rare and handsome copy. Le petit illustré amusant hardcover
1916réf. 87383Paris: H. Chachoin 1916. Fine. H. Chachoin Paris 1916 14 x 20.50 cm broché First edition on ordinary paper. Illustrated with 100 drawings by the author. Some restorations to the spine small traces of paper lacking to inner margins of the upper cover and outer margins of the first few leaves. Inscribed and signed by famous Montmartre illustrator Poulbot to his friend Taupin with an original drawing of a smiling boy wearing a red cap. H. Chachoin unknown
réf. 51-3722Paris : Devamber for Sénat RF 1915. Original color lithograph.118 x 78cm. Very good. Normal fold marks. Mounted on archival paper.;Poster depicting a young boy and girl. The girl is wearing a red cross uniform and is carrying a collection cup. The boy has a soldier-like outfit with a cap and is selling medals. Text reads: "Journee de Poilu. Pour que papa vienne en permission s'il vous plait. Organisée par le Parlement."Politique Histoire 1ère Guerre mondiale 1914-1918 Bienfaisance Charité Solidarité Collecte Poilu Soldat Famille Deux enfants: un garçon portant un képi de soldat et une fillette habillée en infirmièr Paris : Devamber for Sénat RF, 1915 unknown
1885réf. 77552Paris: Furne & Cie 1885. Fine. Furne & Cie Paris 1885-1900 13.50 x 19 cm 4 volumes reliés First edition of each of the four volumes one of 50 copies for the first and third works or one of 150 copies for the second and fourth printed on Japan paper the only deluxe issue. Bradel bindings in citron half morocco with corners smooth spines slightly darkened marbled paper boards pebble-grained endpapers and pastedowns covers and backstrips preserved in one piece contemporary bindings signed Champs. Covers and in-text or full-page drawings by Théophile Alexandre Steinlen for the first and second volumes by Francisque Poulbot for the third and by Louis Borgex for the fourth and final volume. Each volume bears Aristide Bruants autograph signature beneath the colophon; the last volume also includes Louis Borgexs handwritten signature. A handsome complete set of four volumes uniformly bound at the time by Champs. Furne & Cie hardcover