MISCELLANEOUS. 12 drawings and about forty engravings and illustrations. Caricatures of Camille Pelletan by Cig, of Marshal Foch by Georges Villa. 3 drawings signed by Claude Lepape : portraits of Victor Boucher. Watercolor model of an 18th century female costume. Meeting of actors of the Comédie-Française (Seigner, Roussillon, Chaumette, etc.) by Siss. Poster model for La Belle Arabelle and Les Frères Jacques. Strip-tease scene by Dero. Sketch sheet by Émile Barthélémie. Drawing by Georges Foussier: Hôtel de la Marine-Goin (1946)... Figures by Gravelot for Corneille's theatre. Engravings or illustrations by Gus Bofa, Ray Bret-Koch, Cappiello, Cézanne, Decaris, Delarue, Grandville, Mariette Lydis, H. Rudaux, Vertès, etc.

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