Michel Pabois Michel PABOIS
Paris : Latin Quarter : rue Tournefort

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Michel Pabois

Michel PABOIS Paris : Latin Quarter : rue Tournefort Oil on canvas Signed lower right Countersigned and titled on the back 27 x 22 cm Excellent condition Mandatory shipping, 1 to 5 lithographs from €14.76 for mainland France; €29.64 for Europe (see CGE)

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PARIS. Abbess du VIVIER TOURNEFORT, Abbaye de Ste Geneviève de Chaillot. Sister du Vivier Tournefort is Abbess of the Chanoinesses régulières of the Abbaye de Ste Geneviève de Chaillot. 10 signed documents written between 1736 and 1739. Receipts for the quarterly pension that the Marquise d'Ailly paid for herself and her chambermaid at the Abbaye Sainte Geneviève de Chaillot. Signed "Soeur du Vivier Tournefort Abbesse".

Estim. 1 000 - 1 500 EUR

20th century NAÏVE SCHOOL The Races at Vincennes Oil on canvas. Unsigned. Dedicated to "Mr le Baron Henri de Rothschild" lower right. (Restoration). 46 x 62 cm Provenance : - Henri de Rothschild Collection. - Georges Hugnet Collection. The work appears in a period photograph on the wall of Le Catalan restaurant on rue des Grands-Augustin, a meeting place for Spanish exiles and artists in the Latin Quarter, and Picasso's cantine. Le Catalan's paper tablecloths, which served as a source of inspiration for the artists, have been preserved by Georges Hugnet.

Estim. 70 - 90 EUR

LOUIS JACQUE (XXe SIÈCLE)

Estim. 1 000 - 1 200 EUR

RUE NOTRE-DAME DE BONNE NOUVELLE NAME PLATE Stone, rectangular form, engraved, in capital letters, with the inscription "Rue Notre Dame de Bonne Nouvelle" and the number "9", for 9th district. Model 1729. Louis XV period. Height. 65 cm; Width. 60 cm; Depth. 60 cm. PROVENANCE. Rue Notre-Dame-de-Bonne-Nouvelle, present-day 2nd arrondissement, Paris. A Conseil d'État decree of February 14, 1702 and a declaration by the King of December 12, 1702 divided Paris and its suburbs into twenty new districts, with boundaries and limits. By order of July 30, 1729, the Lieutenant General of Police, René Hérault, ordered that the owners of houses located at the ends of the streets affix "one-and-a-half-inch-thick stone tables of sufficient size to be able to engrave the names (of the streets) and numbers (of the districts)". At their own expense. They took the form of the one shown here. They replaced the black and ochre-colored tin plates imposed a year earlier, which were quickly damaged by some residents unhappy with the names chosen for their streets.

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