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Man Ray Photogravure No 3 Verve 1939
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Ancient Japanese Photogravure 1 Verve 1939
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Man Ray Photogravure No 2 Verve 1939
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Nora Dumas Photogravure No 1 Verve 1939
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Marie et Borel Photogravure No1 Verve 1939
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Erwin Blumenfeld Photogravure 3 Verve 1939
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Erwin Blumenfeld Photogravure No 4 Verve 1939
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Joan Miro Original Lithograph V2-11 Mourlot 1975
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Joan Miro Original Lithograph V2-10d Mourlot 1975
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Calder Original Lithograph signed DM09156d Derriere le Miroir 1966
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Erwin Blumenfeld Photogravure No 5 Verve 1939
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Erwin Blumenfeld Photogravure No 1 Verve 1939
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Lautrec Lithograph 2 Le pendu Mourlot 1966
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Lautrec Lithograph 10, Aristide Bruant 1966 Mourlot
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Lautrec
Henri de Toulouse Lautrec (1864 -1901) French artist, painter, lithographer & draftsman from aristocratic family. He is a revolutionary artist truly captured the Parisian nightlife of the Montmartre where he lived. He painted quickly frequently in thinned oil paint on unprimed cardboard, his paintings were often studies for lithographs. Lautrec started drawing and painting after he broke both legs in childhood during his convalescence. In 1882 he began studying art in Paris, where he met Van Gogh & Degas. In 1889 Lautrec exhibited at the Salon des Independants in Brussels. His first poster in 1891 brought him immediate recognition. Lautrec said "I don't belong to any school, I work in my corner".
