Neubauer Jacques (9 results)

Paperback. Condition: New.

Paperback. Condition: New.

Hardcover. Condition: New.

Hardcover. Condition: New.

NEUBAUER ( Jacques )Almanach de la Reine d'Angleterre. Année 1921. Présenté à sa clientelle.Jacques Neubauer Fourreur. Paris. 1921.Cartonnage éditeur in-12 ( 200x125 mm ) pleine percaline marron richement ornée de dorures sur dos et plats. Pastiche de reliure XVIIIe.155 pages.Nombreuses illustrations en noir in-texte et à pleine page.Plans dépliants hors-texte.( Paris vers 1530 - Paris en 1620 - Paris au XVII siècle ) Planches en couleurs de costumes sous serpente hors-texte.A nos fidèles clientes.Epoques de l'année et fêtes mobiles.Les quatre saisons.Les éclipses.Calendrier.Enigme.Epître Dédicatoire aux Belles.Poême héroïque.Les Restrictions et la Mode. Le Manchon regretté.Nos gravures et la Mode.Préface.La Fourrure et le Quartier St-Honoré.Gravures de Mode. Planches 1à6.La Dentellière.Les Osselets. Mode. Gravures. Mode. Almanach. Paris.

12 x 20, 157 pp., bandeaux, 12 planches en couleurs, ca 15 planches en N/B, 3 planches dépliantes et quelques illustrations, reliure d'édition pleine percaline brune entièrement ornée de dorures, chants et chasses décorés, pages de garde moirées, bon état (couverture légèrement défraîchie; page 9 : traces au crayon bleu). Mis en ordre et publié par Jacques Neubauer, fourreur, 249 rue Saint-Honoré, Paris.

Hardcover mit Schutzumschlag. Condition: Gut. 151 Seiten Zustand: AKZEPTABLER Zustand. HC1-291-6/8-00164043 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 569.

Condition: Very good. 32 pp. Oblong octavo. Scarce Furrier's Publicity Album. Stitched vellum wrappers. Dye cast, trimmed covers ensure the uniqueness of every album. Wrappers illustrated with Inuit-influenced designs and borders. Some wearing and staining to the covers. There is a 2inch closed tear to the top left hand corner of the front cover. Pages are clean. Tight bindings. Includes notes by Neubauer, Charcot and other designers. Lavishly illustrated including two full page watercolour paintings by artist Édouard Paul Mérite, two full page and four half-page illustrations by Victor Lhuer. All pages have varying decorative frames by V. Lhuer. Covers naturally darkened a bit, original tissue endpapers. Rare, very good condition. "Presented to its customers". 249 Rue St Honore in Paris was the location for the high end fur seller A La Reine d'Angleterre in Paris in the 1920s. In 1921, the fashion house produced this glamourous publicity album, enticing their clients to purchase luxurious fur garments. The styles included coats made from ermine and chinchilla, and the finery had names such as "Longchamps" and "Carmen". Édouard Paul Mérite was amongst the artists who contributed to the decoration of the album. Mérite was a sculptor and painter who had accompanied the Duc de Orleans on two arctic explorations in 1901 and 1909, where he drew polar bears and other polar scenes from life. (A cape in Greenland is named for him). This album fuses opulent art deco with Inuit-influenced borders and scenes in a way that is stylish and eye catching even today. However, no work from Inuit artists was included. 249 Rue St Honore still exists in Paris today. The current tenant is Versace.

Vellum cover, oblong, stitch binding. With text by aforementioned designers. Illustrated in color with art from Ãdouard Paul MÃ rite and Victor Lhuer. . -(A few small tears in the front cover, but otherwise this scarce album is in excellent condition.).