Jean de Paleologue (Romanian, 1855-1942) Lithograph

Jean de Paleologue (Romanian, 1855-1942) Folies-Bergere, early 20th century Lithograph in colors on paper 56 x 42-3/4 inches (142.2 x 108.6 cm) Publis

Pal (Jean de Paléologue) (1855–1942). Casino de Paris / Nouveau Theatre. Paris: Paul Dupont, ca. 1890s. Lithograph in colors. 47 x 32”. Inpainting to folds. Linen backed. B+.

PAL (Jean de Paleologue) (French, 1855-1942) "Liberator Cycles and Automobiles" circa 1899. Ht: 79.75" Wd: 56.75" (framed) An original lithograph in colours automobile advertising poster. Printed by C

JEAN DE PALEOLOGU " THYMOL" FRAMED ADVERTISEMENT PRINT -Jean de Paleologu (or Paleologue) (1855 – 24 November 1942) was a Romanian poster artist, painter, and illustrator, who often used Pal or PAL

1894, print signed 'PAL' lower right, (2) sheet advertisement for Whitworth Cycles depicting a young man standing next to his bicycle, capturing the attention of some young ladies; in a black frame un

Jean de Paleologue (Pal) (French, 1855-1942) Loterie. Color lithographic poster, 1900, printed by Chardin, Paris. Provenance: Billy Hork Galleries, Chicago 43.5" x 29" Frame: 50" x 35"

Jean de Paleologue (Romania, 1860 - 1942) "Olympia, Grand Ballet: 'Brighton," pl. 35 Color Lithograph. Printers embossment lower right. Gallery COA verso. Image Size: 13.5 x 9 in. Overall Framed Size:

Undated, printed signature lower right, originally printed by P. Lemenil, Asnieres, a later reproduction of an Art Deco advertisement poster for a deluxe American bicycle shown having Mercury-like win

PAL (JEAN DE PALÉOLOGUE, 1860-1942) [EXPOSITION DU CENTENAIRE DE LA LITHOGRAPHIE]. 1895. 56x42 inches, 142¼x106¾ cm. Imp. Paul Dupont, Paris. Condition B+: repaired tears at edges, som

PAL (JEAN DE PALÉOLOGUE, 1860-1942) CLÉMENT CYCLES. 1898. 62x44 inches, 118x157 cm. Caby & Chardin, Paris. Condition B: extensive staining, repaired tears and sharp creases in margins and im

PAL (JEAN DE PALÉOLOGUE, 1860-1942) "WHITWORTH CYCLES" COLOR LITHOGRAPHIC POSTER. circa 1894. PRINTER: Imp. Paul Dupont, Paris - Framed. app. 58 1/8 x 83 1/4 in.

PAL (Jean de Paleologue, 1860-1942). Crème de Menthe Glaciale / Cusenier. Paris: Pichot, ca. 1890s. 61 ¾ x 45 7/8”. Linen backed. Small losses in lower text; minor repairs along folds

PAL (Jean de Paleologue, 1860-1942). Parfums des Femmes de France. 1896 Paris: Paul Dupont. Classic Belle Epoque perfume advertising poster. Small version. 31 x 23 1/8”. Linen backed. Discolorat

JEAN DE PALEOLOGUE Truth for July Lithograph, inscriptions read Trust for July PAL Price Twenty Five Cents, label to reverse reads Made in USA, subject a portrait of a woman next to poppies, measures

JEAN PALEOLOGUE (active/lived in Florida/France 1855-1942) A DRAWING, 1949, MIAMI, FLORIDA, chalk on paper, a portrait of a white haired girl, signed L/R. 18" x 12 1/2"

Phebus Vehicles - Art by PAL (De Paleologue) (1898) 43.5" x 58" French Lithograph Advertising Poster LB Jean ""Pal"" de Paleologue Artwork. Named after the Greek god that drove the sun across the sky

Antique French advertising poster, titled "Loterie" by Pal Jean de Paleologue, France, dated October 15 1900. Excellent condition with folds. Art measures 31" x 46", frame measures 34" x 49".

Jean de Botton (French, 1898-1978), watercolor on board depicting a scene from Act I from the ballet 'The Triumph of Hope,' artist signed and dated 'Jean de Botton 1942' at lower right and inscribed '

PAL (Jean de Palelogue 1860-1942) Loterie L'Association des Artistes Dramatiques original poster printed by Chardin Paris 1900 - 156 x 110 cm

John De Martelly (1903-1979 American) ''Chore Boy'' 1942 Lithograph 9''x12.25'' Image. Published by Associated American Artists (AAA), New York. Pencil signed lower margin. From the unnumbered edition

Pencil signed lower right, numbered 23/200 lower left. Jean Dufy (French, 1888-1964). From a Holliston, MA collection. - Dimensions: Image - 19" high x 24.75" wide.

Rufino Tamayo (Mexican, 1899-1991). Color lithograph on paper from Tamayo's 1959 illustrations of "Apocalypse de Saint Jean," by Issac-Louis Lemaistre De Sacy (French, 1612-1684). This origi

Jean Dufy (French, 1888-1964) color lithograph on paper titled "Place de la Concorde," 1960, depicting a Paris park and street scene near the Seine River, having raised "GG" embossed mark lower left,

Artist proof print, Jean Forain, "Un Coin de France", lithograph by Jean Louis Forain, 15" by 19.25", image size 11" by 15.75", even discoloration due to sun exposure, see images (detail)