ESTAMPES and DRAWINGS XX-XXI century #1

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Lot of engravings including : Richard Parkes BONINGTON (1802-1828) Bologna Curtis 62 Etching. Gazette des Beaux-Arts proof. H. 19.5 cm - W. 13 cm (plus margins) Jean-Louis BOUSSINGAULT (1883-1943) Sunday in Hyde Park Etching. Artist's proof signed. H. 8.4 cm - W. 11.7 cm (plus margins) 19th century English school London Omnibus Etching H. 13.5 cm - W. 9 cm (plus margins)

Jean Ignace Isidore GRANDVILLE (1803-1847) Family of beetles / A nasty commission 2 caricatures from the suite "Les métamorphoses du Jour" Colour lithographs. Proofs on vellum. H. 21.5 cm - W. 31.5 cm and H. 26 cm - W. 34.5 cm (the leaves) Freckles and short tears restored on the plate "Une vilaine commission". 2 pieces together 10

Honoré DAUMIER (1808-1879) - The death of the poodle. Delteil 651 - The first born. D. 650 (large wet spots) Lithographs from the suite "Mœurs conjugales" Proofs on white. H. 33.5 cm - W. 26.5 cm and H. 32 cm - W. 23.5 cm (the sheets) 2 pieces together

Honoré DAUMIER (1808-1879) - Where reading Le Constitutionnel can lead. Delteil 1395 - Dis donc ma femme... D. 1410 - Saperlotte, we are pinched! D 1394 Lithographs from the suite "Pastorales" proofs on white. H. 34 cm - W. 27 cm (leaves approx.) Freckles 3 pieces together

Bernard NAUDIN (1876-1946), Hussar on horseback Ink (pen), with wet signature stamp lower right H. 30.5 cm - L. 19 cm (approx.)

Bernard NAUDIN (1876-1946), Man with Phrygian Cap and Hands in Pockets (1903) Ink and pen drawing, signed and dated lower right H. 32 cm - W. 21 cm (Slightly faded leaf)

Bernard NAUDIN (1876-1946), Three Revolutionaries Ink drawing, pen, signed lower right H. 26 cm - W. 20 cm (Upper edges slightly dulled)

Bernard NAUDIN (1876-1946), The Young Drummer Ink drawing, pen, signed lower right H. 31.5 cm - L. 24 cm (Edges of the sheet slightly sunburnt)

After Aubrey BEARDSLEY (1872-1898) [Christmas] Zincography. H. 30.5 cm - W. 20.8 cm (the sheet) An unidentified English print is attached.

Karel RELINK (1880-1945) The Joys of Champagne, 1907 Ink (pen), signed and dated lower right H. 40 cm - W. 28.5 cm (as seen) Slight foxing

René Georges HERMANN-PAUL (1864-1940) The carriage Lithograph in colours. Monogrammed and numbered "2". H. 32.5 cm - W. 24.6 cm

Marcel GUERIN (1873-1948) & P.-A. LEMOISNE (1875-1964) Nineteen portraits of DEGAS by himself Published by Marcel Guérin, Paris,1931 A paperback copy, dedicated by Marcel Guérin to Jean Cailac, printed inside front cover. The copy includes 18 reproductions in black and one in red. H. 38 cm - W. 28cm

After Georges ROUAULT (1871-1958) The Holy Face Colour lithograph justified 165/200 lower left and inscribed HD Lith in the plate lower right H. 74 cm - W. 52.5 cm (as seen)

Pierre BONNARD (1867 - 1947) Etching for Sainte Monique, published by Vollard. 1930. Proof on laid paper. H. 23,2cm - W. 17,5 cm (H. 32,4 cm - W. 25 cm with margins)

Anonymous early 20th century Man with Cigarette and Smoking Skeleton Graphite drawing on tracing paper, illegibly signed lower right and annotated: "Done in 1913 by an English humorist" on the back of the frame. H. 12 cm - W. 10.5 cm

French school from the first half of the 20th century Two Overwhelmed Poilus Returning from the Front Line Ink drawing (pen) with a trace of signature lower right French school from the first half of the 20th century Poilus in a trench during the Great War Ink (pen) drawing with a trace of a signature lower centre H. 20.5 cm - L. 25 cm (view) Significant traces of damp, paper heavily warped

Charles George DUFRESNE (1876-1938) The Banjo, or Negro Music, c.1921 Etching. Good proof on laid paper, signed and numbered 2/20. H. 23.5 cm - L. 32 cm (plus margins)

after Pablo PICASSO (1881-1973) Amnesty, 1959 Lithographic poster, published by the Comité National d'aide aux victimes du franquisme (National Committee for Aid to Victims of Francoism) H. 74.5 cm L. 52 cm (when viewed) Slight exposure of the plate, not examined out of its frame Check catalogue

Amédée OZENFANT (1886-1966) Maternity with Jug, 1928 Graphite drawing heightened with white chalk, on tracing paper cut out and pasted on paper, monogrammed and dated lower right. Total dimensions: H. 55 cm - W. 36 cm (as seen) DV Tear Provenance : Galerie Katia Granoff A certificate of authenticity drawn up by Pierre Guénégan, expert and author of the catalogue raisonné of the work on paper, will be given to the buyer. Our drawing will be listed and reproduced in the supplement to the catalogue raisonné currently in preparation.

Amédée OZENFANT (1886-1966) Study with figures, 1940 Graphite drawing with three collages, two of which are cut-out silhouettes, signed and dated 4 Dec. 40 lower right, with numerous coloured annotations and various references: "Une Fille" ("A Girl"), "Variation sur la forme d'un gallet" ("Variation on the shape of a gallet") [sic]. H. 40 cm - W. 49.5 cm D.V. Stain Provenance : Katia Granoff Gallery A certificate of authenticity drawn up by Pierre Guénégan, expert and author of the catalogue raisonné of the work on paper, will be given to the buyer. Our drawing will be listed and reproduced in the supplement to the catalogue raisonné currently in preparation.

Amédée OZENFANT (1886-1966) Life Reprographic print in mauve ink, pasted on card, signed in ink lower right. H. 56 cm - L. 74 cm D.V. Tear top left, scattered traces of glue and paint in the design Provenance : Galerie Katia Granoff

Amédée OZENFANT (1886-1966) Study for Harmoniques, 1946 Graphite drawing, sometimes enhanced with red ink, on tracing paper, signed and dated lower right (the upper part of the sheet is enlarged with brown paper). H. 104 cm W. 66.5 cm (as seen) Folds, tears stopped by sticky paper Attached is a lithograph in black with the same motif, signed, dedicated "Pour la poétesse Katia Granoff" and justified 65/110 lower right. H. 104.5 cm - W. 74.5 cm (as seen) DV Traces of folds Provenance : Galerie Katia Granoff

Jean Frélaut (1879 - 1954) Plain of Damgan Delteil 88 Etching. Good proof on laid paper from the 3rd state out of 5, signed. H. 13.2 cm - L. 28.8 cm (H. 15.2 cm - L. 30.2 cm)

Louis Robert BATE (1898-1948) Prometheus Watercolour, signed lower left H. 35 cm - L.26 cm Small tears on the left side

André DIGNIMONT (1891-1965) Woman with Hairdress Watercolour, signed H. 13 cm - L. 9 cm

Jean SELZ (1904-1997) The Couple or Household Scene, 1926 Watercolour and ink (pen), signed and dated lower right and titled on the back of the mount H. 32 cm - W. 24.5 cm

Marie LAURENCIN (1883 - 1956) Illustration for Les femmes à table. 1926 Marchesseau 97 Etching. H. 13 cm - W. 10 cm (H. 23 cm - W. 18 cm with margins)

Maurice UTRILLO (1883-1955), after Paris, the Gobelins Lithograph signed and titled in the plate H. 32 cm - W. 41 cm Frame damaged

André UTTER (1886-1948) Caprice Latin Lithograph in black, titled in the plate, signed in the margin lower right, justified 8/30 and dedicated to Malou and Jacquy lower left H. 41 cm - W. 28.5 cm (as seen) (Freckles)

[Cycling] André DUNOYER DE SEGONZAC (1884-1974) The Champion, 1930 Lioré and Cailler 382 Etching. Very nice proof on japon, signed and numbered 4/30 H. 27 cm - W. 34 cm (the subject); H. 45 cm - W. 57 cm (the sheet)

André DUNOYER DE SEGONZAC (1884-1974) - The farm at l'Aire, in the afternoon Lioré and Cailler 158 Etching. Artist's proof printed on Japon paper, signed H. 26 cm - W. 32.5 cm (the subject), H. 32 cm - W. 50 cm (the sheet) Customs stamp on verso - The Provençal Hat Lioré and Cailler 584 Etching. Nice proof on laid paper, signed in pencil and numbered 21/50. Subject : 8,4 x 17 cm + margins. Some light brown spots - Seated Nude by the Gulf Lioré and Cailler 583 Etching. Nice proof on vellum, signed in pencil and numbered 21/50. H. 14 cm - W. 16.5 cm (plus margins) Some light brown spots

Robert LOTIRON (1886-1966) Unloading barges on the Seine Ink drawing (pen) with gouache highlights, signed lower right H. 9.5 cm - L. 19 cm Minor brown spots

Henri de WAROQUIER (1881 - 1970) Dredging on the Seine Loyer 95 (?) Etching. Good proof on laid paper. 17,6 x 23,5 cm + margins

Robert LOTIRON (1886-1966) Paris, perspective on the Arc de Triomphe from the Place de la Concorde and the Chevaux de Marly Lithograph in black, signed in the plate lower right H. 23 cm - W. 20 cm (as seen) (Slight foxing)

École Moderne, circa 1930 Crouching nude Charcoal drawing, unsigned H. 47 cm - L. 54 cm (as seen)

Léon BENIGNI (1892-1948) Agnès, Ostrich Feather Headdress "Agnès Blue Ink drawing (pen and wash) heightened with gouache, signed on the left and titled in pencil in the lower margin H. 42 cm - W. 32.5 cm Attached: Attributed to Léon BENIGNI (1892-1948) The officer behind the window Ink drawing (pen and wash), heightened with gouache H. 26 cm - W. 22 cm

20th century FRENCH SCHOOL Village lane Watercolour on paper, monogrammed ML and dated 1939 lower right H. 22.5 cm L. 14 cm

After Wassily KANDINSKY (1866-1944) Intimate Message, 1925 Aquatint in colours, monogrammed and dated in the plate and justified 26/200 in pencil in the lower left margin and titled in pencil on the back of the mount H. 50.5 cm - L. 42.5 cm (as seen)

Raoul DUFY (1877-1953) Leyda and the Swan Colour lithograph H. 37.7 cm - W. 28 cm No signature and justification

Pablo PICASSO (1881-1973) Vallauris, Exhibition, 1953 Lithographic poster, signed in the plate H. 68 cm - W. 51.5 cm Very slight tears to lower edge and small paper loss to upper left corner

Pablo PICASSO (1881-1973) Lithographic poster for the Salon de Mai 1970 Printer : Mourlot H. 69 cm - W. 46.5 cm approx. Very slight traces of handling

Pablo PICASSO (1881-1973) Lithographic poster for the Salon de Mai 1970 Printer : Mourlot H. 71 cm - W. 46.5 cm approx. Very slight tear at top and minor handling marks

After Pablo PICASSO (1881-1973) Lithographic poster for the exhibition Picasso, OEuvres de 1970 à 1972, at the Palais des Papes as part of the XVIIth Festival d'Avignon from 23 May to 30 September 1973 Mourlot, printer and Henri Deschamps, lithographer, justification in pencil 69/250 lower left H. 77.5 cm - W. 53 cm

After Pablo PICASSO (1881-1973) The Delacroix Legacy, 1964 Lithographic poster in colour for the exhibition at M. Knoedler et Cie in Paris in June 1964 Henri Deschamps lithographer, Mourlot Printer H. 71.5 cm- W. 50 cm Small tear and slight traces of handling

After Pablo PICASSO (1881-1973) The Amazon, 1959 Photomechanical print in colour, signed with the artist's name and title in the lower left-hand margin Published by Cercle d'Art, Imprimerie moderne du Lion H. 55.5 cm - W. 37.5 cm

After Pablo PICASSO (1881-1973) Françoise with a Bow in Her Hair, 1946 Print in black, dated in the plate top right H. 32.5 cm - L. 25 cm

Marc CHAGALL (1887-1985) King David Etching, signed in the plate lower left H. 34 cm - L. 27 cm (view) Slight brown spots

Marc CHAGALL (1887-1985) Eve cursed by God, Meeting of Ruth and Booz and Rahab and the spies of Jericho, 1960 Suite of three (3) lithographs in colour from Dessins pour la Bible, Verve magazine, volume XI n°37 and 38, unsigned H. 34.5 cm - W. 25 cm approx. Accompanied by a black and white print by the same artist H. 31 cm - W. 23 cm