Roger MARAGE (1922-2012)
Greeting card
Numbered 150/200 and signed
20 x 28 cm

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Roger MARAGE (1922-2012) Greeting card Numbered 150/200 and signed 20 x 28 cm

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Roger MARAGE (1922-2012)

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Estim. 300 - 400 EUR

Serge POLIAKOFF Untitled, 1958, lithograph, 8 x 15 cm, margins 13 x 21 cm (Poliakoff 20), fine proof signed, greeting card for the year 1959, edition at approx. 200 proofs. A set of greeting cards by or after Asger JORN, Camille BRYEN, Joan MIRO, Stanley HAYTER, Mario PRASSINOS and Marc CHAGALL and an invitation card for the Bal anthropométrique du 20 février 1931 à la Boule Blanche, February 20, 1931, the event that launched Simenon's career, glued, folds. Set of 9 pieces.

Starting price 40 EUR

ALBUM of 150 FANTAISIE and WISH POST CARDS, .... (Years 1900-1930)

[LOT OF 3 ENGRAVINGS] - MARAGE (Roger) - Praye-Sous-Vaudémont, copperplate engraving, 1996, (660/500 mm). Le repos de midi, copperplate engraving, no. VIII/X, circa 1980, (240/320 mm). Princesse de conte de fée, copperplate engraving, c. 1980, (300/220 mm). 3 pp. in protective folders. Roger Marage, born 1922, died 2012, was a French painter and engraver. He studied at the Beaux-Arts in Rennes. He became a professor at the Beaux-Arts in Paris, where he became a friend of Cami and Goerg.

LESZCZYNSKI (Stanislas) - Works of King Stanislas. Choix. Nancy, Beaux Livres Grands Amis, 1966; folio, 160 pp. full calf binding, facsimile antique binding with Stanislas Leszczynski coat of arms, slipcase. Numbered copy, on vellum pur fil number 6. Selection presented and prefaced by René Taveneaux, professor at the Faculty of Nancy. Illustrated with etchings by Roger Marage. With a small addendum devoted to Marage and Montesquieu in Lorraine.

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