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L’Escarmouche | Late 19th Century Henri-Gabriel Ibels Periodical Print form dresser Single-sided porcelain service station sign

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Description

Single-sided porcelain service station sign

MM - 106243 - 041823

Vintage hand-painted advertisement for Red Gold tomato juice

Exhibits minor signs of wear including rust and dents from where this sign was mounted

The only thing more interesting than these speakers is the man who founded the company

L’Escarmouche | Late 19th Century Henri-Gabriel Ibels Periodical Print form dresser Single-sided porcelain service station signArtist: Henri Gabriel Ibels (1867 1936) Date: 1893 Medium: Lithograph Style Movement: Post Impressionist Belle Epoque Dimensions: 13" W x 14. 5" H Condition: Excellent condition. Additional Details: Poster for the illustrated weekly journal L'Escarmouche a satirical and artistic publication from 1893, directed by Georges Darien. The artwork itself is by Henri Gabriel Ibels, whose style and signature subject matter working class Parisians, cabarets,

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