Antique French Newspaper

This framed print showcases a page from an early 20th-century French newspaper, featuring a captivating illustration titled "Mariage de Géant" (Marriage of Giants).

The back bears the remains of old French newspaper, so it has travelled north in the last century.

International Decorative Arts Exhibition in Paris, 1925, French newspaper pavilion. L'Intransigeant ("Inflexible" or "Uncompromising") was a well-known French newspaper.

An interesting detail appears on the back of the mirror: fragments of 19th-century French newspaper used as protective backing. One visible section is dated October 22, 1873, suggest...

In excellent conditions, this beautiful modern artwork is an illustration of the French newspaper " Le Tour du Monde", and on the back has another illustration representing the gener...

1898; Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen - France Large-scale framed lithographic print of Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen’s “Le Coupable,” an Art Nouveau advertising poster created for the ...

This is an antique newspaper rack. A French, brass, copper and walnut two-segment magazine stand, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1900.

Lafontaine and Fils (Paris) (as the note reports on the lower margin at the center) and will be published by the French newspaper "L'Artiste" n. 12 in 1894. our original print is a ...

Onnaing style barbotine tobacco box representing a sitting pig with a cane, wearing glasses and a blue hat, smoking and reading a French newspaper called "La Viene". Around it, three...

Four antique framed Gil Blas newspaper journal cover lithographs, produced circa 1896-1900 by artist Théophile Alexandre Steinlen.

"La Fronde" was a radical, feminist French newspaper founded in 1897, and Dufau created this poster to promote the publication and its progressive ideas.

His collaboration with Le Journal, a prominent French newspaper, resulted in a visual masterpiece that captured the essence of the serialized novel it promoted.

He immediately started painting caricatures for the French publication Le Rire. This precipitated a string of assignments with the French newspapers.

In a 1929 article of a french newspaper "L'Homme libre," Serge Chekhonin is described as having a prestige comparable to that of Bakst or Benois.

As the professional restoration of this piece was being completed the restorer found a French newspaper dating to 1948 which we thought was a lovely little addition to this timeless ...

Constantin Guys, Ernest-Adolphe-Hyacinthe-Constantin, (Vlissingen1802 – 1892) Constantin Guys was a Dutch-born French Crimean War correspondent, a talented watercolor painter and ill...

From the Belle Epoque Era, a hanging and folding Oak wood and Brass magazine rack, France, circa 1880-1900. A highly decorative hanging wall rack, suitable in the front hall for gat...

Constantin Guys, Ernest-Adolphe-Hyacinthe-Constantin, (Vlissingen1802 – 1892) Constantin Guys was a Dutch-born French Crimean War correspondent, a talented watercolor painter and ill...

Constantin Guys, Ernest-Adolphe-Hyacinthe-Constantin, (Vlissingen1802 – 1892) Constantin Guys was a Dutch-born French Crimean War correspondent, a talented watercolor painter and ill...

Constantin Guys, Ernest-Adolphe-Hyacinthe-Constantin, (Vlissingen1802 – 1892) Constantin Guys was a Dutch-born French Crimean War correspondent, a talented watercolor painter and il...

Original Poster-L' Echo De Paris-Journal-3Rd République, c.1895 Additional Details: Materials and Techniques: Colour lithograph on paper Features: Signed Subject: Newspaper Origina...

Notice, for example, some of the original French newspaper that was used to create a weight on one of the counterbalances, along with the dots of red wax holding it all in place.

The object’s biography extends beyond its Venetian origin into the 19th-century French market. The presence of a late 19th-century French newspaper fragment (likely La France or a co...

Published in 1893, this rare original lithographic poster by the illustrator Pablo was issued as a supplement to the French newspaper La Libre Parole under the title "Les Victimes du...

Published in 1893, this rare original lithographic poster by the illustrator Pablo was issued as a supplement to the French newspaper La Libre Parole under the title "Les Victimes du...

In a 1929 article of a french newspaper "L'Homme libre," Serge Chekhonin is described as having a prestige comparable to that of Bakst or Benois.

Vernhet, a documented Catholic missionary, journalist, and founder of the influential French newspaper Le Peuple (est. 1871). This exceptional grouping represents a coherent and trac...

During this exhibition he won a silver medal and was noticed by the Royal Society of Arts of London for « the exquisite decoration » of his vases, « nicely mounted with gilt bronzes”...

The event was organized with the collaboration of "Les Vieilles Tiges," an association of veteran French aviators, and "Le Journal," a prominent French newspaper of the time.

At the top of the poster, the bold title "La Conquête de l'Air" is displayed with the emblem of Le Petit Journal, one of the most widely read and influential French newspapers of the...

The success deriving from this work allowed him to collaborate with Daumier in 1830 on the newspaper La Caricature. From 1831, he also began working for the magazine L'Artiste; in 18...

He went to Paris in 1867 to seek his fortune, where he became attached to Le Monde illustrè in 1870, just before the Franco-Prussian war broke out, and, like other artists in the pap...

During this time, he sent drawings back to France for publication in newspapers and magazines like Le Monde illustré.

The success deriving from this work allowed him to collaborate with Daumier in 1830 on the newspaper La Caricature. From 1831, he also began working for the magazine L'Artiste; in 18...

The success deriving from this work allowed him to collaborate with Daumier in 1830 on the newspaper La Caricature. From 1831, he also began working for the magazine L'Artiste; in 18...

Titled Le Rappel, it advertises the popular French republican daily newspaper of the same name, promoting its affordable price of only five centimes per issue.

Many of his drawings and paintings of the war were published in the weekly Parisian newspaper, Illustration, perhaps the most widely read newspaper in France.

Stone lithograph of Eugène Carrière‘s poster advertising L’Aurore, a liberal French literary newspaper. This artwork is presented in an archival rag mat.

The success deriving from this work allowed him to collaborate with Daumier in 1830 on the newspaper La Caricature. From 1831, he also began working for the magazine L'Artiste; in 18...

The success deriving from this work allowed him to collaborate with Daumier in 1830 on the newspaper La Caricature. From 1831, he also began working for the magazine L'Artiste; in 18...

The success deriving from this work allowed him to collaborate with Daumier in 1830 on the newspaper La Caricature. From 1831, he also began working for the magazine L'Artiste; in 18...

He made illustrations for several English and American magazines and newspapers. In northern France Aldrich began painting the rural village and river scenes that would become his ar...

He also produced news cartoons, presented in French, Belgian and English weekly newspapers such as Le patriote illustré, Le petit bleu, and the London Illustrated News.