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191924533Paris 1919. Print. Very good condition. Signed printed original lithograph illustration possibly used for a cabaret such as 'Le Chat Noir' depicting a well dressed Parisian gentleman pursued by a topless cabaret dancer who has speared his hat on her umbrella. Signed in the print at the lower right.<br /> <br /> Willette 1857-1926 was a French caricaturist painter lithographer and architect of the Moulin Rouge. Willette's famous 'Parce Domine' painting first decorated the Montmartre cabaret 'Le Chat Noir'; it is now at the Montmartre Museum. Willette also contributed posters to Masters of the Poster Maitres de l'Affiche. <br /> <br /> 8 1/2 x 12 1/2" tipped on to heavier stock. unknown
1978BN190515Pergamon Press 1978. 1978. Hardcover. Psychopharmacology of Hallucinogens <br/><br/>Psychopharmacology of Hallucinogens Stillman R.C.; Willette R.E. Pergamon Press hardcover
192966579Würzburg: L'Emancipatrice 1929. Fine. L'Emancipatrice Würzburg 1929 10.50 x 13.70 cm une feuille Very rare prospectus for the banquet of the Republic of Montmartre organized at the Moulin de la Galette on November 6 1931. In the upper part there is a beautiful original print signed Francisque Poulbot representing the citizens of the Republic of Montmartre returning from vacation. In the spirit of the Paris Commune the Republic of Montmartre was created in 1921 by Parisian artists Joé Bridge Adolphe Willette Jean-Louis Forain Francisque Poulbot Maurice Neumont Louis Morin Maurice Milliere Raoul Guerin and Jules Depaquit . His parties and banquets often organized in the mythical places of Montmartre Moulin de la Galette Circus Medrano Moulin Rouge were intended to weld the Montmartre community by mutual aid and sociability. L'Emancipatrice unknown
1921665761921. Fine. 1921 25 x 32.30 cm une feuille Extremely rare and humoristic menu pamphlet from the souper démocratique democratic supper organised by the République de Montmartre newly founded in 1921. The date shown is a parody of the republican calendar: ""17 Neigeôse An I"". A magnificent original wood engraving representing the Communards on the Montmartre hill and bearing the monogram Armand adorns the first board. In the spirit of the Paris Commune the République de Montmartre was created in the early 1920s by the Parisian artists Joé Bridge Adolphe Willette Jean-Louis Forain Francisque Poulbot Maurice Neumont Louis Morin Maurice Millière Raoul Guérin and Jules Depaquit. Their parties and banquets often organised in Montmartre's legendary venues Moulin de la Galette cirque Médrano Moulin Rouge were intended to unite the Montmartre community by mutual aid and sociability. This menu is a rare testimony of the beginnings of this joyful and festive organisation which is delivering here a very comical banquet where one serves Fois d'aristocrates truffés de chez Julien Julian's truffled aristocrat livers Salade d'Emigrés Salad of Expatriates and Fruits de la Révolution Fruits of the Revolution. It ends with the motto SALUT FRATERNITE et BON APPETIT ! CHEERS FRATERNITY and BON APPETIT! unknown