Drawing Original Lubin Of Beauvais Xixth - At Window - Art Nouveau LB19

Description

SUPERB OLD CHARCOAL DRAWING
by LUBIN DE BEAUVAIS (1873-1917)
SUBJECT: Woman at the Window
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TECHNIQUE: Ink.
DRAWING SIZE: 17.1 cm x 10.9 cm.
Provenance: Artist's studio.
Lubin De BEAUVAIS (1873-1917):
French. Painter, watercolorist, draftsman, illustrator, active between the years 1892 and 1915.
He worked in Paris. He participated in the Exposition des Humoristes in Copenhagen in 1909 and the Salon des Humoristes in Paris in 1910.
He contributes to numerous newspapers such as
La Baïonnette, Le Courrier français, Le Rire, La Libre Parole illustrée, Parisian life
, as well as children's magazines.
He also illustrates musical scores, postcards and novels.
His most often used techniques are red chalk and watercolor. He also signs under the pseudonym of Gabriel De Laumont
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French. Painter, watercolorist, draftsman, illustrator, active between the years 1892 and 1915. He worked in Paris. He participated in the Exposition des Humoristes in Copenhagen in 1909 and the Salon des Humoristes in Paris in 1910. He contributes to numerous newspapers such as La Baïonnette, Le Courrier français, Le Rire, La Libre Parole illustrée, Parisian life, as well as children's magazines. His most often used techniques are red chalk and watercolor. He also signs under the pseudonym of Gabriel De Laumont Possibility of combined shipping costs (you only pay the shipping costs once) Personal delivery possible at the gallery: 1 rue de la Grange-Batelière 75009 PARIS. IMPORTANT: In case of hand delivery, thank you for telling me the day before because the drawings are not stored a