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1904 Print Paul Gavarni French Art Frequently Asked Love Masks Faces Lovers XDA5 XGZ9 Ellsworth Vines

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Ellsworth Vines

(American Expeditionary Forces) 1st Division up Pennsylvania Avenue during the Victory Parade

This is an original 1890 black and white wood engraving of a plaque of terra cotta representing a funeral procession

first established The Savage Arms Company in 1894

color print ad for Goodyear tires with a nice illustration of how freight transportation has changed from covered wagon to express truck

1904 Print Paul Gavarni French Art Frequently Asked Love Masks Faces Lovers XDA5 XGZ9 Ellsworth VinesThis is an original 1904 halftone print of "La Foire Aux Amours" ("Frequently Asked Love") from the "Masques Et Visages" ("Masks and Faces") collection. French caricaturist and artist Paul Gavarni favored the stone medium over any other in their artwork styles. He was also among the most accomplished lithographic draughtsmen in the world. CONDITION This 107+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine+. Light aging in margins. Light creasing. No

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