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In 1939 Verve art review sold the issue which these two, among other, limited edition, stone lithographs. The2 listed here were created by Pierre Bonnard. Although they were not numbered, they were produced in a small limited edition of about 2000. These smaller, inexpensive, quality works will fit easily in most decors and make a bold statement reflecting your great taste in fine art. These are original stone lithographs, they were printed by the famous Mourlot Freres in Paris. I will be selling many Verve original lithographs that I have collected over the years. Thank you for reading this, feel free to ask me questions.

Verve Volume 2 Number 5&6 published by Teriade Original stone lithographs done by Pierre Bonnard. 2 lithos printed back to back on a single page. This represents a great way to enter in to collecting quality, reasonably priced art. unnumbered but a limited edition original stone lithograph printed in France in 1939 by Mourlot freres.

RARE 1939 plate signed lithograph printed in France By Merlot. These beautiful lithographs were not numbered but, the size of each edition was usually around 2000. These originals represent an excellent way to enter fine art collecting at a reasonable price. Masters of their time, Picasso, Miro, Kandinsky, Bores, Matisse, Chagall, Rouault, Klee, Derain, Leger and others contributed to this genius publication helping to bring their art to the masses. I have many I have collected over the years I wish to sell.

Here is another vintage Frank MacIntosh cover from a 1926 Asia magazine. He was a great Art Deco Illustrator. More to come soon.

Nothing to do with apples but he was a great Art Nouveau Illustrator. Shown here is an original 1928 Magazine cover for Asia Magazine U.S. This magazine was established for the huge Asia work force that arrived in North America to help build the Railways in Canada and the U.S. It showed them what was happening in Asia. I will be adding other Frank MacIntosh artworks soon.

Loius Icart captured the female form in many sensual and tender moments. He lived from 1888 to 1950. This Art Deco lithograph from France shows a mother and child on a bed with a miniature Japanese Garden nearby on an end table. This is an original, Art Deco limited edition, plate signed, stone lithograph. Say that fast 3 times.I will be selling off my collection of Art Deco,Art Nouveau and antique prints. Many more to follow. thank you for looking.

Scarce 1910 Black Americana Original reduced Advertising Poster Lithograph by G.H.E. Hawkins Poster Advertising Book. His Chicago advertising company campaign brainchild for Faibanks Gold dust Soap Flakes was very successful. The two cartoon Twins Goldie and Dustie appeared in many different ads and the product sold well for 60 years. The products (along with Goldie and Dustie) were phased out by the mid-1950s, as national sensibilities began to change. I have other RARE original Hawkins reduced lithograph posters in my store. I have thousands of Art Nouveau Art Deco original pages as well as antique engravings and maps to sell. Thank you for looking.

One of Two Black Americana Lithographs By G.H.E. Hawkins Book on Posters that I have for sale. Hawkins was A Chicago Advertiser. His Brainchild was the creation of the Gold Dust Twins Goldie and Dustie used in the Fairbanks Soap Flake Ad campaign. I will be selling thousands of Art Nouveau, Art Deco originals. Thank you for looking.

RARE original 1910 Lithograph by G.H.E. Hawkins reduced 8 sheet poster for Red Spot 5 cent cigars. Two gentlemen are seated in an early open primitive car. They are motoring along while both smoking. On the back is a Regal Shoe poster. I am selling my RARE Hawkins lithographs along with thousands of other Art Nouveau, Art Deco pages. Many more to follow. Thank you for looking.

RARE 1910 Cottolene Cotton Seed Oil original stone lithograph by G.H.E. Hawkins Chicago Illinois. Vivid colors on this 106 year old poster advertisement Reduction of a large 8 sheet billboard poster. The other side has a Quaker Wheat Berries cereal. It pictures a Quaker Giant sticking a Pure sign into the top of the U.S. Capitol Dome. It is a reduction of a 12 sheet poster billboard. I am selling a few of these very rare original lithographs from an old RARE seldom seen book that was broken with loose and missing pages. They are very well done, printed on both sides of each page with no bleed. A couple are Very unusual examples of Black Americana. Thank you for looking!