André Guilmin - À la manière de ... - 1943





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André Guilmin: In the Manner of ...
Quarto (33 x 25.5 cm), 96 pages, folder
Grenoble, Éditions de l’Imprimerie Générale, 1943
Limited edition of 750 numbered copies. One of 730 on white vellum, no. 385
Loose sheets in folded cover, in folder. Interior in very good condition; cover with minor signs of handling.
A fine copy of this rare work.
A remarkable and highly successful series of 20 black-and-white or color plates by André Guilmin, imitating the styles of 20 of the greatest French illustrators of the first half of the 20th century.
The pastiches include Gus Bofa, Lucien Boucher, Pierre Brissaud, Brunelleschi, Carlègle, Chimot, Hermine David, Dignimont, Dubout, Dunoyer de Segonzac, Pierre Falke, Joseph Hémard, Chas Laborde, Laboureur, Mariette Lydis, Berthold Mahn, Charles Martin, André Marty, Sylvain Sauvage, and Jacques Touchet.
Introductory text by Raymond Escholier. The color plates were reproduced in the studios of Daniel Jacomet.
André Guilmin: In the Manner of ...
Quarto (33 x 25.5 cm), 96 pages, folder
Grenoble, Éditions de l’Imprimerie Générale, 1943
Limited edition of 750 numbered copies. One of 730 on white vellum, no. 385
Loose sheets in folded cover, in folder. Interior in very good condition; cover with minor signs of handling.
A fine copy of this rare work.
A remarkable and highly successful series of 20 black-and-white or color plates by André Guilmin, imitating the styles of 20 of the greatest French illustrators of the first half of the 20th century.
The pastiches include Gus Bofa, Lucien Boucher, Pierre Brissaud, Brunelleschi, Carlègle, Chimot, Hermine David, Dignimont, Dubout, Dunoyer de Segonzac, Pierre Falke, Joseph Hémard, Chas Laborde, Laboureur, Mariette Lydis, Berthold Mahn, Charles Martin, André Marty, Sylvain Sauvage, and Jacques Touchet.
Introductory text by Raymond Escholier. The color plates were reproduced in the studios of Daniel Jacomet.

