Null after André DEVAMBEZ
"A premiere at the Montmartre theater"
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after André DEVAMBEZ "A premiere at the Montmartre theater" Black engraving signed lower right

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after André DEVAMBEZ "A premiere at the Montmartre theater" Black engraving signed lower right

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MASSON in PARIS. Circular wooden box, the lid decorated with a gouache engraving after Joseph Van Driesten (1853-1923) depicting a ballad in a carriage. Masson Paris fire mark under the lid and Devambez engraver in gilding. Diam. 11.5 cm. Damage.

Estim. 250 - 350 EUR

Guy Arnoux. Burgundy wines. Devambez, Paris (1920). Guy Arnoux. Burgundy wines. Devambez, Paris (1920). Color lithographed poster. 80 x 120 cm.

Estim. 1 000 - 2 000 EUR

André Devambez (1867-1943) Reconnaissance des cosaques sur les bords du fleuve Yalou circa 1916 Ink wash and gouache on paper signed and dedicated "à monsieur Max Pomierski avec son meilleur souvenir" lower left 35.2 x 45.3 cm Provenance: > Max Pomierski collection, given by the artist > Private collection, Paris Condition report: Framed under glass, dimensions 29 x 40 cm Devambez enlisted in the First World War, but was soon wounded. During his convalescence at the Pitié-Salpétrière Hospital, he befriended a masseur, Max Pomierski, who took care of the artist's shell-ridden legs.

Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

André DEVAMBEZ Une Première au théâtre Montmartre, 1901, lithograph, 36 x 47 cm, margins 46 x 62 cm, fine proof printed in bistre on simili-japan, with remarks in the margins printed in blue, numbered 21/100, publisher's dry stamp E. Sagot (Lugt 2254). 2 plates by Victor PROUVE and Pierre PRINS, Paysages, etchings and aquatints. Set of 3 pieces.

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