ROMÁN BONET SINTES BON - Everyday Scenes 32x24 cm

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ROMÁN BONET SINTES BON - Everyday Scenes 32x24 cm

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ROMÁN BONET SINTES BON - Everyday Scenes 32x24 cm

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PAINTER OF THE XIXTH CENTURY Drawing room scene with two ladies and a little girl Oil on cardboard, 32x24 cm; within gilt frame in coeval pastille; signature and date "1840 (?)" at bottom faintly legible.

Estim. 800 - 1 000 EUR

"BON"; ROMÁN BONET SINTES (Barcelona, 1886 - 1967). "Dreamlike vision" c.1930. Mixed media on paper. Signed in the lower left corner. Measurements: 33 x 24 cm; 8 x 49 cm (frame). Painter, sculptor and above all cartoonist, since his early youth Bon collaborated with many Catalan magazines, among which are "Talía", "En Patufet", "Papitu", "L'Esquella de la Torratxa" and "Empori". He made his first important exhibitions during the second decade of the century, and in the twenties he devoted himself mainly to poster design, being awarded a gold medal in this discipline at the Universal Exhibition of Decorative Arts in Paris in 1925, and the gold medal in the poster competition of the International Exhibition of Barcelona in 1929. Between 1927 and 1929 he lived in New York, where he also held several successful exhibitions, collaborated with publications such as the "Herald Tribune", "Times" and "Morning Post", and was awarded a prize at the exhibition of The National Club.

Starting price 30 EUR

Set of 6 volumes: GIONO (Jean). Set of 4 in-4 volumes in nrf hardcovers, in rodhoids and slipcases: - Le Bonheur fou. Mort d'un personnage. 1965. Ill. Brayer. Model by Hollenstein. N°6853. - Chroniques romanesques. 1962. Paul Bonet model. N°2702. - Romans. 1956. Paul Bonet model. N°3026. - Angelo - Le Hussard sur le toit. 1965. Hollenstein model. N°426. Also in nrf paperback: - BERNANOS, Romans. 1959. Paul Bonet model. N°2214. - CLAUDEL, Théâtre. 1966. Hollenstein model. N°368.

Starting price 150 EUR

C. MARCHAND (*1803), Parisian streets on Île de la Cité, 1832, Watercolor Célestin-Eugène Marchand (born 1803 Lons-Le-Saunier): Travelling woman on mule in the streets of Paris on the Île de la Cité with a view of Notre Dame, 1832, Watercolor Technique: Watercolor on Paper, mounted on Paper Inscription: lower left signed: "Marchand". lower left dated: "1832". Date: 1832 Description: The artwork shows an idyllic street scene from a European city, probably 19th century France. The multi-storey buildings and medieval architectural elements dominate the scene. A woman on a donkey can be seen in the foreground, which suggests a narrative component. The sign "A la renommee du bon vin [?]" indicates that there is a winery or wine shop in this street. These details not only offer an insight into the daily life of this era, but also emphasise the historical and cultural nuances of the place depicted. Keywords: Winery; Notre Dame de Paris; European city; 19th century; Street scene; Architecture; Middle Ages; Woman on donkey; Wine; France; Historical depiction; Cultural history; City life; Building; Narrative component; Wash house; Old town; Everyday life; City view; Idyllic; Everyday scene; City architecture;, 19th century, Romanticism, Cities, France, Size: Paper: 26,0 cm x 20,4 cm (10,2 x 8 in) Condition: Good condition. The sheet is slightly discoloured due to age and minimally soiled in places.

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