Decorative ornament (3) - Belgium - Triptych of lithographs





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Three wood lithographs forming a triptych, each panel 30 cm high by 23 cm wide, produced in Belgium and dated to 1970–1980, in good condition with some wear and age-related staining, titled Triptyque de lithographie.
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Superb set of three matching panels forming a decorative triptych on the theme of the history of costume. These lithographs from the late 19th century depict women dressed in antique and historical haute costumes. These prints attest to the Parisian craftsmanship of the Belle Époque. Originally printed in black and white by the famous Paris house Falconer, they were later enhanced with hand colors (watercolor/gouache) with immense finesse. The coloring is signed “Coloris Hugues,” noting his prestigious status as a former artist of the Gobelins, which guarantees the rigor and splendour of the nuances. Artist / Designer: G. Gommin Printer: Imp. Falconer, Paris Colorist: Hugues (Former artist of the Manufacture nationale des Gobelins) Era: Late 19th century (c. 1880-1900) Technique: Original lithography with period hand coloring Subject: Fashion, feminine elegance and old/historical costumes Number of pieces: 3 (inseparable lot) Dimensions (each panel): Height: 30 cm Width: 23 cm
Superb set of three matching panels forming a decorative triptych on the theme of the history of costume. These lithographs from the late 19th century depict women dressed in antique and historical haute costumes. These prints attest to the Parisian craftsmanship of the Belle Époque. Originally printed in black and white by the famous Paris house Falconer, they were later enhanced with hand colors (watercolor/gouache) with immense finesse. The coloring is signed “Coloris Hugues,” noting his prestigious status as a former artist of the Gobelins, which guarantees the rigor and splendour of the nuances. Artist / Designer: G. Gommin Printer: Imp. Falconer, Paris Colorist: Hugues (Former artist of the Manufacture nationale des Gobelins) Era: Late 19th century (c. 1880-1900) Technique: Original lithography with period hand coloring Subject: Fashion, feminine elegance and old/historical costumes Number of pieces: 3 (inseparable lot) Dimensions (each panel): Height: 30 cm Width: 23 cm

