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1332570178.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
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9788522410910-11-81160Atlas. New. Atlas unknown
2005G8535216820I4N00Elsevier 2005. Paperback. Very Good. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed. Elsevier paperback
9788535216820-11-04751Elsevier. New. Elsevier unknown
2831573289.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
8521310366.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
2006G8598559814I2N00Melhoramentos 2006. Paperback. Like New. Pages are clean and are not marred by notes or folds of any kind. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed. Melhoramentos paperback
9786555594386-11-129692Saraiva JUR. New. Saraiva JUR unknown
95000Succes Paris 1914 . Folio 47 x 53 cm. 22pp of text with coloured illustrations 16 pages of full page pochoir printsall bound in printed decorated covers with large gold scissors as a motif slightly spotted on upper cover some minor wear to the edge; overall a very good copy.<br /> In this lively album Sem illustrates pre war fashion with numerous illustrations of fashionable ladies in fashionable hats.<br /><br />Georges Goursat or SEM 18631934 was a very famous French artist of the beginning of the twentieth century the golden age of illustrated magazines and newspapers. He drew numerous caricatures of his contemporaries published in newspapers such as L'Illustration and Le Rire or in albums of his own. Attending fashionable events in casinos horse races and Parisian cabarets and restaurants he rubbed shoulders with the high society all the time which became his favorite subject of depiction. <br /><br />"Sem had a remarkable ability to capture the characteristic feature of the face rather than providing its likeness. His albums of Parisian life authentically reflect the physiognomy of the famous era of the 1900s" Benezit<br /> Benezit vol. 12 p.981. Succes, Paris, 1914 unknown
90891Paris 1913. . Lithograph hand-coloured in pochoir. Overall size: 58.5 x 43.5cm - mounted.<br /> Tangoville sur Mer featured caricature portraits of well-known men and women in France including Coco Channel; Octave Mirbeau; Caroline Otero; Auguste Rodin; Gabrielle d'Annunzio; Baron Edmond de Rothschild; Aga Khan III etc.<br /> Paris, 1913. unknown
90890Paris 1913. . Lithograph hand-coloured in pochoir. Overall size: 58.5 x 43.5cm - mounted.<br /> Tangoville sur Mer featured caricature portraits of well-known men and women in France including Coco Channel; Octave Mirbeau; Caroline Otero; Auguste Rodin; Gabrielle d'Annunzio; Baron Edmond de Rothschild; Aga Khan III etc.<br /> Paris, 1913. unknown
90889Paris 1913. . Lithograph hand-coloured in pochoir. Overall size: 58.5 x 43.5cm - mounted.<br /> Tangoville sur Mer featured caricature portraits of well-known men and women in France including Coco Channel; Octave Mirbeau; Caroline Otero; Auguste Rodin; Gabrielle d'Annunzio; Baron Edmond de Rothschild; Aga Khan III etc.<br /> Paris, 1913. unknown
53831Bordeaux: Librairie Nouvelle 1889-1890. Folio 50 x 33 cm. Introductory leaf plus 10 leaves of illustrations and 4 leaves of advertisements printed in red. Original paper wrappers titled in silver and gilt. 10 illustrated leaves ONLY of. comprising 8 full page and one double page pochoir colour illustrations signed G.G in the print. Covers dust-soiled occasional minor blemishes the double page image rather foxed remainder generally clean. Issued without date but some advertisements proclaiming successes in the Paris exposition of 1889 One of Goursat's earliest publications still signing his illustrations with his own initials. Rare - although sadly incomplete. Bordeaux: Librairie Nouvelle, [1889-1890].* unknown
190020752Paris 1900. Very good condition. Lithograph by the French caricaturist 'SEM' Georges Goursat 1863-1934 who was recognized for his caricatures of socialites of the French Belle Epoque and of the people who served their fashion needs. He was active in the early years of the 20th century.<br /> <br /> The caricature depicts a bowler hat being produced through 'alchemy' by the famous Paris hat maker Gelot located at the place Vendome. Gelot was the preferred hat maker of King Edward VII; his coat of arms is at the top of the image. The hat maker raises a domed cover or cloche to reveal a freshly produced black bowler hat as steam billows in the background. One has the impression the hat was fashioned or cooked up through some instant proprietary process and all the hat maker had to do was raise the lid to reveal his latest creation. The cloche was perfected by the French as a way of protecting tender plants. Lithograph with stenciled color signed in the plate. Approximately 13 x 19 3/4" unknown
49608Paris: Edition du Midi. 1913. Original lithograph 45 x 30cm. with pochoir coloured by J. Saudé. Paris: Edition du Midi. 1913 unknown
49594Paris: Edition du Midi. 1913. Original lithograph 45 x 30cm. with pochoir coloured by J. Saudé. One figure in verso illustration standing with his hands behind his back named in pencil "Lettelier". Paris: Edition du Midi. 1913 unknown
49604Paris: Edition du Midi. 1913. Original lithograph 45 x 30cm. with pochoir coloured by J. Saudé. Figure in verso illustration morphed into a flying fish named in pencil "Santos Dumont". Paris: Edition du Midi. 1913 unknown
1918597571918. Paris: S.n. c. 1918. Paris: S.n. c. 1918. Sem's Account of a Notable Treason Trial: The Bola-Pacha Affair Trial. Sem Gorsat Goursat Georges 1863-1934. Bolo Paul d. 1918 Defendant. Affaire Bola-Pacha: 68 Croquis d'Audience par Sem. Paris: S.n. c. 1918. 68 lithographic images on 24 sheets and a sheet of captions all 12-1/2" x 10" 31.75 x 25.4 cm in a printed wrapper housed in a printed folder. From a signed edition of 300 on Arches paper this number 283. Light soiling and edgewear to outer folder a few minor tears along fold lines short minor tear to spine of inner folder light stain to caption sheet plates fine. $1750. From a signed edition of 300 on Arches paper this number 283. This rare portfolio captures the high-stakes courtroom drama of Paul Bolo a French financier turned traitor. Bolo orchestrated a massive anti-war propaganda campaign in France using $2.5 million in German funds-funneled through the Egyptian Khedive Abbas Hilmi. After the plot was unmasked Bolo who had adopted the title "Bolo Pasha" was convicted of treason and executed by firing squad in April 1918. Across 68 masterful lithographic sketches the renowned caricaturist Sem Georges Goursat documents the tension of the proceedings. His sharp economical lines bring to life the judge the defiant defendant and the parade of witnesses. While Sem is best known for his whimsical depictions of the Belle Epoque elite this work demonstrates his keen eye for the psychological weight of a national crisis. Georges Goursat better known as Sem was the premier social chronicler of his age. A regular contributor to France's leading periodicals his work remains highly esteemed today for its ability to capture the essence of the French ruling class with equal parts wit and precision. unknown
19105486Paris Devambez, Graveur Editeur 1910 Première édition. Dossier avec attaches, contenant une préface et 8 feuilles non reliées d'illustrations en couleur réalisées par SEM. Il semble y avoir eu deux versions différentes de cette publication, car toutes celles disponibles en ligne comportent soit huit, soit dix feuilles illustrées. Ces célébrités sont heureuses de confirmer leur amour pour la Bénédictine ! Les couvertures sont légèrement noircies, avec quelques marques sur le bord inférieur et une légère perte sur le bord ouvert. La préface (deux feuilles pliées) est noircie sur la première page. Les planches sont pour la plupart en bon état, bien que certaines présentent une légère usure sur les bords. Non daté. Vers 1910. 245 x 170 mm (9Ÿ x 6Ÿ pouces). Très bel exemplaire. SEM - Georges Goursat (1863-1934) était un caricaturiste français célèbre pendant la Belle Époque. Outre les caricatures qui l'ont rendu célèbre, il a créé des uvres dans un style très différent en tant que correspondant pendant la Première Guerre mondiale. Ses uvres tardives ont été très influencées par l'« âge du jazz » et la haute société parisienne des années 1920.
19234615Paris 1923 Paris, 1923. Un joli pochoir coloré à la main extrait de l'"Album le Nouveau Monde". (Deuxième série) publié en 1923. Un groupe de mondains à l'air cynique. Belle impression. Les couleurs sont vives. (Ces pochoirs étaient imprimés avec quelques couleurs et finis à la main). Usure modérée des bords, avec quelques petites déchirures fermées et de légères entailles sur le bord de la feuille, légères marques par ailleurs. Propre mais avec un peu de rousseur au verso. L'album original comprenait 38 planches. 510 par 325mm (20 par 12Ÿ pouces). Une copie de cette estampe est conservée dans les merveilleux Musées de la ville de Paris. Inventaire : G.37025. SEM - Georges Goursat (1863-1934) était un caricaturiste français célèbre à la Belle Époque. Outre les caricatures qui l'ont rendu célèbre, il a créé des uvres d'un style très différent en tant que correspondant pendant la Première Guerre mondiale. Ses uvres ultérieures ont été très influencées par "l'âge du jazz" et la haute société parisienne des années 1920.
