a set of two prints (drypont/ drypont and engraving), 1932/ 1940, each signed in pencil, one with the stamped signature on the reverse, numbered 9/35 and inscribed 'Epreuve d'artiste' respectively, each framed, 'Coquelicots et fleurs des champs' with pale soiling and foxing on both sides, a horizontal fold at the lower area, with tape remaining and staining on the reverse, 'Herbes dans un verre' with very pale foxing at the margin and peeling on the reverse, Image: 24.5×19.5cm Sheet: 42.5×32.6cm/ Image: 26.6×21.0cm Sheet: 44.0×32.3cm, Literature: Reifushobo 227, 260

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