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  • Le Jaloux – Lepape – Gazette du Bon Ton Pochoir – 1913

    Le Jaloux – Lepape – Gazette du Bon Ton Pochoir – 1913

    A highly sought after “Pochoir” by top artist George Lepape (1887-1971) for the Paris Gazette du Bon Ton published in 1913. One of the earliest issued and an image that is often used to define the collection. Very good condition.

    “Le Jaloux” … and he certainly is! …with an evening dress by top designer Paul Poiret. The ultimate in fashion print from a perfect era.

    Price unframed $160.00 …. Framed in Voyager Bon ton style $290.00. ready to hang … one of the top Bon Ton’s

    $160.00

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  • La Derniere Rose –  Gazette du Bon Ton Pochoir –  J Gose – 1913

    La Derniere Rose – Gazette du Bon Ton Pochoir – J Gose – 1913

    A beautiful “Pochoir” by J Gose for the Paris Gazette du Bon Ton published in October 1913. Very good condition. Signed in the plate J. Gose near the bottom left just above the skirting board!

    La Derniere Rose (the Last Rose) and she is so svelte in her striking afternoon dress designed by Redfern. Very art deco for seven years before that period arrived. The ultimate in fashion print from a perfect era.

    Price $90.00 unframed

    Classy Early Bon Ton by Gose

    $90.00

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  • Photograph by B Sheppard, Active in the 1950′s  Surprise Valley, West Coast Road, Tasmania

    Photograph by B Sheppard, Active in the 1950′s Surprise Valley, West Coast Road, Tasmania

    An original photograph by B (Benjamin) Sheppard (1902-1987). Size 21 x 16cm. Overall in good condition.

    Sheppard was most active in the 1950’s and the photograph likely cones from that period. The rear of the photograph carries B Sheppard’s stamp, that of the Agent General for Tasmania and a manuscript note identifying the location and the following comments likely by Sheppard ….

    “This road runs to the west at Mt Lyell, 157 miles from Hobart. Highest point 2,720 feet above sea level. It is highly spectacular, with views over scores of great mountains and ranges”.

    Cold day at Surprise Valley – neat image by Sheppard

    $50.00

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  • Photograph by B Sheppard – Active in the 1950′s   Mount Olympus from Lake St Clair, Tasmania

    Photograph by B Sheppard – Active in the 1950′s Mount Olympus from Lake St Clair, Tasmania

    An original photograph by B (Benjamin) Sheppard (1902-1987). Size 21 x 16cm. Overall in good condition.

    Sheppard was most active in the 1950’s and the photograph likely cones from that period. The rear of the photograph carries B Sheppard’s stamp, that of the Agent General for Tasmania and a manuscript note identifying the location.

    Strong contrasting image from Sheppard … click on me to see my beauty!

    $60.00

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  • Rufous-bellied Pteruthius  (Pteruthius Rufiventer) John Gould – The Birds of Asia

    Rufous-bellied Pteruthius (Pteruthius Rufiventer) John Gould – The Birds of Asia

    Original hand-coloured lithograph from Gould’s impressive “Birds of Asia” completed and published in London in 1856.

    Executed by John Gould and Henry Constantine Richter. Beautifully colouring and with gum Arabic highlights to the back, tail and eyes of the bird to give extra depth and contrast. A very good near fine example with the attendant descriptive page.

    The now common name of the bird is the Black-headed Shrike-Babbler. At the time of this lithograph it had recently been discovered and named as a new species by Mr Blyth of Calcutta, India. He is still given that accolade. It was thought to be uncommon whilst it is found from Eastern Nepal through to Vietnam.

    Price $390.00 unframed

    Quality original John Gould Lithograph

    $360.00

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  • Falco Pygargus the Hen-Harrier  by Susemihl c1800

    Falco Pygargus the Hen-Harrier by Susemihl c1800

    Original and striking hand-coloured copper engraving of a young female Hen Harrier by Johann Conrad Susemihl (1767-1847).
    Published in Darmmstadt as part of a progressive work “Teutsche Ornithologie oder Naturgeschichte … between 1797 and 1810.

    The execution of this massive work was a family affair with Johann being assisted by his children Eduard and Emilie and his brother Johann Theodor. The superior quality and scale of these engravings makes them highly sought after.

    Paper size 50cm by 34cm … the engraved impression is 34cm by 25cm …

    Price $190.00 unframed … enquire about framing options if you wish … click on me to see me all!

    The beautiful dignified Harrier by Susemihl

    $160.00

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