Pencil Drawing
An original A3 pencil drawing by myself, in the Lempicka style, and framed in a contemporary frame.

Ref: Art210 . . . £120

Pencil Drawing
An original A2 pencil drawing by myself, in the Lempicka style, and framed in a contemporary frame.

Ref: Art213 . . . £150

Pencil Drawing
An original A3 pencil drawing by myself, in the Icart style, and framed in a contemporary frame.

Ref: Art68 . . . £120

Pencil Drawing
An original A3 pencil drawing by myself, in the Lempicka style, and framed in a contemporary frame.

Ref: Art71 . . . £120

Pencil, Pen & Ink Drawing
Another original A3 pencil drawing by myself, in my own style, and framed in a contemporary frame.

Ref: Art84 . . . £120

Period Print in Icart style
A nice 1920s French print measuring 12 inches by 8.5 inches, mounted/printed on card and in good condition. Now framed in a contemporary frame.

'La Cueilette des Pommes'
An original watercolour dated 1918 and signed Emilio. It measures 16 inches by 13.5 inches (41 cm x 34 cm) and is mounted in its original period cream coloured frame, and to the back is its original art nouveau style retailer sticker. Excellent condition.

Photogravure by Walery
This original photogravure was published in Paris in 1923 by Lucien Walery. Because of the nature of his photographs, (which were considered very risque to say the least in the 1920's), he published them in his pseudonym which was Laryew. Walery was just a re arrangement of the letters in his name. Many artists did this at that time. He was a Lithuanian artist born in 1863, he moved to Marseilles and then on to Paris following in his fathers footsteps as a photographer to the rich and famous. Whilst in Paris he befriended Josephine Baker and photographed the girls of the Folies Bergere. He is considered by many to have been a true master of art deco photography. I have several of these photogravures and apparently all the ladies in them were dancers from the Folies Bergere, each one is signed Laryew in pencil and numbered with a Roman numeral. It is interesting to note that many of the poses in these pictures are similar to the poses of statues of this same period. It is easy to see where the statuary artists got their inspiration from. They are printed on thick card that measures 12.75 inches by 9.75 (32cm x 25). Condition is vintage but very good as they have been kept in a thick protective sleeve. You can buy them unframed or I can frame them for you in a contemporary frame. Unframed £135 each or framed £150 each.

Photogravure by Walery
This original photogravure was published in Paris in 1923 by Lucien Walery. Because of the nature of his photographs, (which were considered very risque to say the least in the 1920's), he published them in his pseudonym which was Laryew. Walery was just a re arrangement of the letters in his name. Many artists did this at that time. He was a Lithuanian artist born in 1863, he moved to Marseilles and then on to Paris following in his fathers footsteps as a photographer to the rich and famous. Whilst in Paris he befriended Josephine Baker and photographed the girls of the Folies Bergere. He is considered by many to have been a true master of art deco photography. I have several of these photogravures and apparently all the ladies in them were dancers from the Folies Bergere, each one is signed Laryew in pencil and numbered with a Roman numeral. It is interesting to note that many of the poses in these pictures are similar to the poses of statues of this same period. It is easy to see where the statuary artists got their inspiration from. They are printed on thick card that measures 12.75 inches by 9.75 (32cm x 25). Condition is vintage but very good as they have been kept in a thick protective sleeve. You can buy them unframed or I can frame them for you in a contemporary frame. Unframed £135 each or framed £150 each.