Théophile Alexandre Steinlen (Swiss/French, 1859-1923)
Three Parisian Street Scenes (Cr. 187; 254; 260), 1987; 1903; 1905
Lithographs, the first Une Femme que Passe, from Chansons de Femmes, printed in black on wove paper, not signed, published by Enoch & Cie., Editeurs, Paris, the second Ouvriers Sortant de l'usine printed in black on china paper, signed in pencil, with the blindstamp of the publisher Edmond Sagot, Paris (Lugt 2254), with margins, Ex. Coll. F. E. Bliss (L. 265); the third Le Coup de Vent (Prèmiere pierre) printed in colors on wove paper, not signed, each in generally good condition, each framed, only (Cr. 254) examined out of frame. (3)
from 8 1/2 x 6in to 10 x 9in
Lithographs, the first Une Femme que Passe, from Chansons de Femmes, printed in black on wove paper, not signed, published by Enoch & Cie., Editeurs, Paris, the second Ouvriers Sortant de l'usine printed in black on china paper, signed in pencil, with the blindstamp of the publisher Edmond Sagot, Paris (Lugt 2254), with margins, Ex. Coll. F. E. Bliss (L. 265); the third Le Coup de Vent (Prèmiere pierre) printed in colors on wove paper, not signed, each in generally good condition, each framed, only (Cr. 254) examined out of frame. (3)
from 8 1/2 x 6in to 10 x 9in
Sold for
US$ 570
inc. premium
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