André Edouard Marty (Paris 1882 - 1974 Paris), "Vent d'automne" (Autumn wind), around 1920, color pochoir with gold heightening on laid paper, signed lower right in the printing support and again with the artist's signet in red in pochoir print, from "La Gazette du bon ton", 16 x 12.5 cm, under glass and red velvet passepartout in red lacquer frame with golden set off wave inner border, very nice and elaborate framing, overall size: 41 x 35 cm Limit 90,- >> French painter and graphic artist, studied at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts and under Fernand Cormon, worked for the "Gazette du bon ton" from 1912-25, numerous works for the "Ballets russes", one of the most important French Art Deco artists.

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