Maitres De L'Affiche - Pl 158 Encre Marquet
Maitres De L'Affiche - Pl 158 Encre Marquet
(29cm x 39cm)
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most influential posters of the era in a collectible small format.
In this image created by Eugene Grasset (1845 – 1917) we see a mysterious woman gazing away while holding her fountain pen. The image is promoting the sold by the L. Marquet Company.. The quality and exacting detail of the artwork is very much in the style of Grasset. He was born in Switzerland, but was most noted for his creations done in France during the majority of his career. He worked in the field of advertising as well as fine art.
This is an original vintage poster, not a reproduction. This poster is on heavyweight paper, and is in excellent condition. We guarantee the authenticity of all of our posters.
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We only deal in original vintage posters, never reproductions. This means that every poster is from the original print run, in the year listed in the description. Everything we sell comes with an individually signed certificate of authenticity, which we fully guarantee.
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Just wanted to say thanks for the poster. You sent it on Thursday and it was delivered the following Monday (nearly quicker than it took us to get home) to our house in Perth, Australia. We have just had it framed. We love it; it goes perfectly with the room.
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