LEPAPE, Georges
Dame et perroquet
Stencil or pochoir, 1911.
$950
Published in "Les Choses de Paul Poiret" in an edition of 300. Signed in the plate.
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This collection of prints presents a vast array of subjects with humans as its theme. You'll find portraits of people, famous and not; all manner of people, at work, at play, at rest, and in any other activity one can imagine; as well as human form as inspiration to creation, dressed or not.