Georges Pilotelle (5 results)

Georges Pilotelle (Pilotell) (illustrator). 'NOUS PAS CRIER A BERLIN! MAIS NOUS VENIR A PARIS! GRACE A MR TROCHU.'Political caricature mocking the Franco-Prussian War, depicting a Prussian soldier sitting on crates labeled "FRAGILE" and "Objets d'Art Français." The caption references General Trochu and the fall of Paris.Made by Georges Pilotelle (Pilotell) after own design.Medium: Lithograph on wove (vellin) paper.Sheet size: 27.7 x 35 cm (10.91 x 13.78 inch). Image size: 27.7 x 35 cm. (10.91 x 13.78 inch).POLITICAL SATIRE, CARICATURE, FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR, PARIS, TROCHU, PRUSSIAN SOLDIER, GERMAN EMPIRE, FRENCH DEFEAT, 19TH-CENTURY LITHOGRAPH | EXPO-503 (SATIRE)BACKGROUND INFORMATIONMusee Carnavalet, Histoire de Paris.Reference: Inventory Number: Musee Carnavalet - QB.2416.Biography engraver: Georges Raoul Eugene Pilotelle (1845-1918) was a Paris Commune caricaturist known by the pseudonym Pilotell. Condition: good, given age. Minor foxing, slight wear along edges. General age-related toning and/or occasional minor defects from handling. Please study scan carefully.

62 York Terrace, Regents Park, 22 June 1891. French émigré artist Georges Pilotelle (1845-1918) was one of the leading designers of fashion and theatrical costume in London at the end of the 19th century and into the early 20th century, his designs frequently appearing in prominent periodicals for women, such as Lady's Pictorial and The Gentlewoman.

4°, Textteil (15 S., Abb.) u. 24 lose Taf. (davon 1 Porträttaf. u. 1 Taf. Geburtsreg.), Lose (Doppel-(Taf. in OLwd.-Mappe m. Goldpräg., Rücken etw. beschienen, Lwd. tlw. etw. unfrisch, innen tadellos. Reprint (in 22 Taf.) der Ausgabe London 1879. Der Text von Charles Feld: «Pilotell, Dessinateur et Communard». «Georges Raoul Eugène Pilotelle (né le 17 février 1845 à Poitiers, mort à Londres le 29 juin 1918) est un caricaturiste de la Commune de Paris connu sous le pseudonyme de Pilotell» (Wikipedia). 1100 gr. Schlagworte: Illustr. Bücher - allgemein, Geschichte - 19 Jht., Frankreich.

Georges Pilotelle (illustrator). 'N°2/LE COMTE DE PARIS - VOICI LE POIGNARD, IL N'Y A PLUS QU'A FAIRE LE COUP./THIERS - COMBIEN QU'TU DONNES ?'A political satire from La Betise Humaine, depicting Adolphe Thiers and the Count of Paris in a satirical exchange. The Count of Paris, shown kneeling, presents a dagger on a cushion to Thiers, who, with a sly expression, appears to bargain over its price. The print critiques Thiers' political maneuvering and the Count's ambitions for the French throne. The exaggerated facial features and postures add to the humor and biting commentary of the piece.Made by Georges Pilotelle after own design.Medium: Lithograph, hand-colored on wove (vellin) paper.Sheet size: 28.3 x 38.3 cm (11.14 x 15.08 inch). Image size: 28.3 x 38.3 cm. (11.14 x 15.08 inch).POLITICAL SATIRE, THIERS, COMTE DE PARIS, FRENCH MONARCHY, 19TH-CENTURY POLITICS, HUMOR, CARICATURE, FRANCE | EXPO-503 (SATIRE)BACKGROUND INFORMATIONMusee Carnavalet, Histoire de Paris.Reference: Inventory Number: Musee Carnavalet - QB.197020.Biography engraver: Georges Raoul Eugene Pilotelle (1845-1918) was a Paris Commune caricaturist known by the pseudonym Pilotell. Condition: very good, given age. Light foxing, slightly creased edges, vibrant hand-coloring intact. General age-related toning and/or occasional minor defects from handling. Please study scan carefully.

Paris : Livre-Club Diderot, 1970 - grand format (25,2x32cm) en chemise sous portefeuille toilé imprimé, comprenant 16 pages de texte par Charles Feld, illustrées en noir suivies de 24 planches en feuilles sur papier fort avec la reproduction d'un portrait photographique de l'artiste - très bon état - Livres.