French Art Deco Fashion Print Pierre Brissaud

Art Deco Print in good condition. Original in excellent condition. Rare plate by Pierre Brissaud 1885-1964. Six ply conservation matted and back board. Measures 12.5 x 10.5 inches matted.

Description: A group of seven prints with pochoir from the French fashion magazine Gazette du Bon Ton, with most illustrations by Pierre Brissaud.Title: VariousType: Lithograph with pochoirMaterials:

From Gazette du Bon Ton, on laid paper, 2 Pierre Brissaud 1912, 1 double page Andre-Edouard Marty 1913..toning, light water stains..French mats, modern frames..largest frame 14.5H x 18.5W

Gazette du Bon Ton (French), Group of 4 Pochoir Fashion Prints, 1913-1921, most images around 6.5 x 5.5 inches, artist include Lepape and Brissaud.

French Art Deco Pierre D' Avesn Glass Lions Large White Vase. Dimensions- H-8" x Dia-11"

Very unusual art deco piece by Pierre d'Avesn who was a student of RENE LALIQUE before opening his own workshop. Very good vintage condition; no chips, cracks, or repairs. Minor manufacturing impuriti

French art deco print by Erik Freyman in a glossy black frame. Deep pinks and blues that pop from the two characters of the piece. Signed and dated in the bottom-right corner. Approximately 30" in hei

Gazette du Bon Genre. Art Modes & Frivolites. Lot of 13 Publications from 1921 to 1922 of the French Art Deco fashion magazines founded by Lucien Vogel in 1920. Published by Conde Nast in New York and

Pencil signed and numbered 204/260 lower edge. Dimensions: (Frame) H 15.75" x W 11.25", (Sight) H 8.5" x W 4.75" Condition: Light toning to paper. Some scuffs to frame.

Georges Barbier (French, 1882-1932) pochoir and gouache print, depicting Art Deco interiors and beautiful ladies in stunning costumes. Signed lower right. Both framed. The auction label with a detaile

Assorted Art Deco style fashion prints and engravings, including artworks, fashion studies, vintage advertisements, and more. Approximately 50 pieces. As is, as shown. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Galler

gondola courting scene and couple in garden, signed (illegible), 1926, image area 18" x 12".

ERTE RUSSIAN FRENCH ART DECO SERIGRAPH PRINT -12.5" X 8.75" APPROX TO FRAME -HAND SIGNED AND NUMBERED VERY GOOD PRE OWNED CONDITION -DP4124

ERTE RUSSIAN FRENCH ART DECO SERIGRAPH PRINT -12.5" X 8.75" APPROX TO FRAME -HAND SIGNED AND NUMBERED -VERY GOOD PRE OWNED CONDITION -DP4124

Pair of French handcolored Art Deco prints. Signed; 7.5in. X 11in.(image size)

Rug design by Ivan Da Silva Bruhns. Illustration plate 43 from Tapis et Tissus (Carpets and Fabrics); one of a series of textile design pattern books published in 1929 by Charles Moreau, Paris. Collot

A French Art Deco woodblock oriental peacock print in the style of Raoul Dufy c. 1930s. Signed B. Lark and numbered 7/30. Measures 14 1/2 x 17 1/2.

LE RALLIC FRENCH ART DECO LADY EQUESTRIAN PRINTS 12X14" 26X28" FRAMED

Erte (Romain de Tirtoff) (Russian/French 1892-1990) Art Deco Fashion, Woman in Full Sleeved Coat, lithograph, signed in pencil lower right, numbered 239/300, matted and framed. Dimensions: 17.5 x 22

Twenty Vintage Illustration Prints Rescued from Out-of-Print Art Deco Period Fashion Book Print Size: 8" x 10" Condition: Very Good Vintage w/Some Light Color Unevenness from Age and Unfinished Left P

'Robe du Soir de Paul Poiret 1920' Vintage Print Rescued from Out-of-Print Art Deco Period Fashion Book Print Size: 8" x 10" Condition: Very Good Vintage w/Some Light Color Unevenness from Age and Unf

'Robe de Diner de Paul Poiret' Vintage Print Rescued from Out-of-Print Art Deco Period Fashion Book Print Size: 8" x 10" Condition: Very Good Vintage w/Some Light Color Unevenness from Age and Unfinis

French Art Deco sculptural luminaire by Pierre Le Faguays (1892 - 1962), titled "Les Porteuses d'Eau" (The water carriers). The lamp is modeled as two female figures carrying an alabaster vessel inlai

Rug design by Paul Haesaerts. Illustration plate 50 from Tapis et Tissus (Carpets and Fabrics); one of a series of textile design pattern books published in 1929 by Charles Moreau, Paris. Pochoir (han