*Pierre Bonnard (1867-1947) Parisian women. 1895. Lithograph. 130 x 220 mm, 144 x 220 mm, filled sheet. Bouvet 31. Nice proof on thin buff vellum folio, from the ordinary edition for the Revue blanche, with mention printed at the head of the 3rd page. Small accidents and short tears at the very brittle edges of the folio. Joint: Nib carnavalesque, supplement to the Revue Blanche. Text by Romain Coolus. April 1, 1895. Lithography. The sheet : 500 x 328 mm. Bouvet 32. Proof with two subjects printed on both sides as usual. Vertical and horizontal folds. Minor accidents (short tears, epidermis and small holes) at the edges of the sheet. Remains of mounting tabs in two upper corners, affecting the image. All margins. Set of 2 pp.

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