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Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939)
Cocorico, 1899

"Cocorico" Art issue (n° 19), published on October, 5th 1899. 

Chromolithograph on the cover, signed on the plate.

Dimensions:
+ Size of the Art issue: 31 x 23,5 x 0,1 cm / 12,2 x 9,2 x 0,03 in.

Condition: In overall good condition, with some soft handling creases, some minor stains, water stains, and discoloration in the margins. The cover and the back are more stained than the internal, and the mounting staples are visible and fragile. Bright and vivid colors otherwise.

"Cocorico" was a French bi-monthly magazine, published by Paul Boutigny from December 1898 to May 1902. Within its 63 issues, "Cocorico" was dedicated to sharing Art Nouveau illustrations at an affordable price, under the cover of a humoristic and satyric editorial policy. Several artists have illustrated this magazine, especially Alphonse Mucha, who often designed the covers. 

Printed by Imp. Champenois, Paris.


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Lithograph - Plate signed - 1899

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