Umberto Brunelleschi Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Umberto Brunelleschi Art Value Price Guide

Mar. 27, 2025
Lithograph by Umberto Brunelleschi
Est: $50 - $100
Lithograph on Watermarked Paper by Umberto Brunelleschi (1879-1949). Entitled "La Femme La Mendicite". 1st State, 1st Printing - Paris 1949. Comes with COA from Global Fine Art. Measures 17" tall x 15" wide. All invoices must be paid within 24 hours of the sale. We offer multiple shipping options, please read the shipping terms to understand your options. We also offer Pick-Ups Friday, Saturday, and Monday immediately following the sale. BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
Bodnar's Auction Sales
Dec. 30, 2024
Umberto Brunelleschi Lithograph Jeune Femme COA
Est: $200 - $300
Umberto Brunelleschi Lithograph Jeune Femme with Certificate of Authentification, Professionally Framed. Framed measures 20 inches x 18 inches, art measures 6 inches x 7 inches.
Greenwich Auction
Dec. 28, 2024
ART DECO MIXED MEDIA PAINTING BY UMBERTO BRUNELLESCHI
Est: $100 - $150
Umberto Brunelleschi, Italian, French, 1879 to 1949, mixed media painting on paper depicting a portrait of a lady with a bird and flowers in the Art Deco manner. Signed lower right. Framed. Umberto Brunelleschi was a French artist of Italian origin, illustrator, caricaturist, theater decorator and costume designer. He worked in the Art Nouveau style, influenced by Bakst and Erte, as well as the elegant art of the 18th century. Modern European Fine Art, Art Deco Fashion Illustrations, and Collectibles. One of a kind artwork.
Antique Arena Inc
Dec. 12, 2024
ATTRIBUTED TO UMBERTO BRUNELLESCHI (ITALIAN 1879-1949), COSTUME DESIGN
Est: £100 - £150
ATTRIBUTED TO UMBERTO BRUNELLESCHI (ITALIAN 1879-1949)COSTUME DESIGNWatercolour, pencil Signed (lower right), 33.5 x 22.6cm (13 x 8¾ in.)Measurements do not include the frame unless specified. Please note Dreweatts are not liable for damage to frames or mounts.
Dreweatts 1759 Fine Sales
Dec. 05, 2024
Umberto Brunelleschi Lithograph Jeune Femme COA
Est: $200 - $300
Umberto Brunelleschi Lithograph Jeune Femme with Certificate of Authentification, Professionally Framed. Framed measures 20 inches x 18 inches, art measures 6 inches x 7 inches.
Greenwich Auction
Nov. 27, 2024
Umberto Brunelleschi, Lotto composto di 2 disegni.
Est: €200 - €400
Penne e inchiostro di china nero, pennarello e pastello celeste su carta lucida. mm 375x265 cad. Entrambe recanti timbro ad inchiostro blu d'artista "AROUN-AL-RASCID" in basso a destra. "Prouvè" iscritto a matita all'angolo inferiore destro di entrambi i fogli. Opera di prova verisimilmente contenti illustrazioni da destinarsi alla stampa.
Gonnelli Casa d'Aste
Nov. 08, 2024
Umberto Brunelleschi - Memoires de Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1950
Est: €200 - €350
pencil on thin cardboard 25 x 32,5 cm Original illustration made by Brunelleschi for "Memoires de Jacques Casanova de Seingalt" published in France by Gibert Jeune in 1950.
Finarte
Nov. 08, 2024
Umberto Brunelleschi - Decameron - Calandrino, 1934
Est: €200 - €350
pencil on thin cardboard 25 x 32,5 cm Original illustration made by Brunelleschi for "Les contes de Boccace: Decameron" published in France by Gibert Jeune in 1934.
Finarte
Nov. 07, 2024
Umberto Brunelleschi Lithograph Jeune Femme COA
Est: $200 - $300
Umberto Brunelleschi Lithograph Jeune Femme with Certificate of Authentification, Professionally Framed. Framed measures 20 inches x 18 inches, art measures 6 inches x 7 inches.
Greenwich Auction
Oct. 12, 2024
La Guirlande - Fashionable Dress
Est: $300 - $600
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Oct. 12, 2024
La Guirlande - Japanese Dress
Est: $300 - $600
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Oct. 12, 2024
La Guirlande - Men's Fashion
Est: $300 - $600
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Oct. 12, 2024
La Guirlande - 4 Fashionable Dress Prints
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Oct. 12, 2024
La Guirlande - 10 Pages with Artistic Insets
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Oct. 09, 2024
Brunelleschi Umberto, Lotto di 4 illustrati francesi di primo Novecento, con i raffinati pochoirs di Umberto Brunelleschi. XX secolo.
Est: €140 - €280
Compongono il lotto: 1) Les petites fleurs de Saint François d'Assise [...] illustrations de Brunelleschi. Paris: Gibert Jeune, 1942; 2) Voltaire François-Marie Arouet (de), Candide ou l'optimisme... Paris: Gibert Jeune,1933; 3) Lamartine Alphonse (de), Graziella. Illustrations de Brunelleschi. Paris: H. Piazza, 1931; 4) Dorsenne Jean, C'etait le soir des dieux. Illustrations de Brunelleschi... Paris: Mornay, 1926. Lievi difetti. (4)
Gonnelli Casa d'Aste
Oct. 09, 2024
Brunelleschi Umberto, Lotto di 12 opere illustrate, in gran parte da Umberto Brunelleschi. XX secolo.
Est: €140 - €280
Compongono il lotto: 1) La Fontaine Jean (de), Contes et nouvelles [...]. Illustrations de Brunelleschi. Premier et deuxième livres. Paris: Gibert Jeune, 1940; 2) Id., Contes et nouvelles[...]. Illustrations de Brunelleschi. Troisième, quatrième et cinquième livres. Paris: Gibert Jeune, 1941; 3) Aretino Pietro, Le premier (-second) livre des ragionamenti [...] Illustrations de Berthomme Saint André. Paris: Briffaut, 1935-36; 4) Casanova Giacomo, Mémoires [...]. Illustrations de Brunelleschi. Paris: Gibert Jeune, 1950. Elenco completo disponibile su richiesta. Lotto non passibile di restituzione. (14)
Gonnelli Casa d'Aste
Oct. 03, 2024
Umberto Brunelleschi Lithograph Jeune Femme COA
Est: $200 - $300
Umberto Brunelleschi Lithograph Jeune Femme with Certificate of Authentification, Professionally Framed. Framed measures 20 inches x 18 inches, art measures 6 inches x 7 inches.
Greenwich Auction
Oct. 02, 2024
UMBERTO BRUNELLESCHI, ITALIAN 1879-1949, CARNIVAL, Pochoir, Sight: 12 3/4 x 19 1/4 in. (32.4 x 48.9 cm.), Frame: 22 1/2 x 29 1/4 in. (57.2 x 74.3 cm.)
Est: $50 - $100
UMBERTO BRUNELLESCHI ITALIAN, 1879-1949 CARNIVAL Pochoir Lower left numbered: 231; lower right signed: Brunelleschi; upper right copyright
Potomack Company
Sep. 21, 2024
Umberto Brunelleschi Art Deco Pochoir Etching
Est: $100 - $15,000
Signed Umberto Brunelleschi (Italian, 1879-1949) Art Deco Hand Coloured Pochoir Etching, Masquerade Couple. Signed and titled Cadeau du Mandarin. Plate measures 17.5 inches H x 12.25 W, framed measures 25 x 19 inches. Embossed seal of l'Estampe Moderne. Inscribed along the upper margin: Publie par l'Estampe Moderne, 14, rue Richelieu, Paris - 1928.
Kavanagh Auctions
Sep. 14, 2024
La Guirlande - Fashionable Woman
Est: $300 - $600
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Sep. 14, 2024
La Guirlande by Polack - Charmante
Est: $300 - $600
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Sep. 14, 2024
La Guirlande - Woman with Parasol
Est: $300 - $600
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Sep. 14, 2024
La Guirlande by Polack - Souvenir du Passe
Est: $300 - $600
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Sep. 12, 2024
Umberto Brunelleschi Lithograph Jeune Femme COA
Est: $200 - $300
Umberto Brunelleschi Lithograph Jeune Femme with Certificate of Authentification, Professionally Framed. Framed measures 20 inches x 18 inches, art measures 6 inches x 7 inches.
Greenwich Auction
Aug. 31, 2024
La Guirlande - Pair: Room Décor & Landscape at Night
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Aug. 31, 2024
La Guirlande - Pair of Woman's Fashion Pochoirs
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Aug. 31, 2024
La Guirlande by Cadogan - 3 Fashion Pochoirs of Couples
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Aug. 24, 2024
La Guirlande - Women's Fashion Pochoir
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Aug. 24, 2024
La Guirlande by Bonnotte - Women's Fashion Pochoir
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Aug. 24, 2024
La Guirlande by Polack - Women's Fashion Pochoir
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Aug. 24, 2024
La Guirlande by Young - Women's Fashion Pochoir
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Aug. 24, 2024
La Guirlande by Bonnotte - Women's Fashion Pochoir
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Aug. 23, 2024
ART NOUVEAU - BRUNELLESCHI POSTCARDS 1920S (3) [186489]
Est: $150 - $250
A trio of Art Nouveau postcards illustrated and signed by Italian artist Umberto Brunelleschi (1879 - 1949). One postmarked 1923 with stamp and penned writing on verso, others unused. Corners slight wear, otherwise clean. Brunelleschi was born in Montemurlo, Italy, studied at the Accademia delle Belle Arti in Florence and moved to Paris in 1900 with Ardengo Soffici where he soon established himself as a printer, book illustrator, set and costume designer. For more information on the Art Nouveau movement, see Lot #185447. [] [] [Italy] [] []
Holabird Western Americana
Aug. 17, 2024
La Guirlande by Bonnotte - Sky Gear, Fashion Pochoir
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Aug. 17, 2024
La Guirlande by Mahias - Woman with Umbrella, Fashion Pochoir
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Aug. 17, 2024
La Guirlande by Blanche - Woman and Dog, Fashion Pochoir
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Aug. 17, 2024
La Guirlande by Blanche - Asian Couple, Fashion Pochoir
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Aug. 16, 2024
Print, Umberto Brunelleschi
Est: $300 - $500
Umberto Brunelleschi (Italian, 1879-1949), The Fisherman, pochoir in colors with gouache, signed in plate lower right, sheet: 5.25"h x 5.5"w, overall (with frame): 8.5"h x 8.5"w
Clars Auctions
Aug. 10, 2024
La Guirlande by Wegener - Couple in Costume, Fashion Pochoir
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Aug. 10, 2024
La Guirlande by Brunelleschi - Women's Fashion Pochoir
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Aug. 10, 2024
La Guirlande by Vallee - Women's Fashion Pochoir
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Aug. 10, 2024
La Guirlande by Bonnotte - Men's Fashion Pochoir
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Aug. 03, 2024
La Guirlande by Barbier - Secret Couple, Fashion Pochoir
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Aug. 03, 2024
La Guirlande by Brunelleschi - Couple Embracing, Fashion Pochoir
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Aug. 03, 2024
La Guirlande - Women's Fashion Pochoir
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Aug. 03, 2024
La Guirlande by Taquoy - Men's Fashion Pochoir
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books
Jul. 29, 2024
OPERA - [PUCCINI Giacomo] (1858 - 1924) - Two watercolour sketches
Est: £500 - £600
Two watercolour sketches realized by the painter and scenographer Umberto Brunelleschi (1879 - 1949) numbered “40” and “41” of two characters for the “Popolo” and “Folla” to be realized for the opera “Turandot” by the Italian composer. Marked at the bottom as registered by G. Ricordi in Milan. Applied on cardboard (29 x 37 cm). - This item is under temporary import. If the item is delivered within the United Kingdom, it will be subject to a 5% Value Added Tax (VAT) on the hammer price.
L'Autographe Auctions
Jul. 27, 2024
La Guirlande by Barbier - Nude Women Bathing (L'Eau)
Est: $500 - $1,000
Several artists contributed to this exceptional Art Deco magazine from fashion director Umberto Brunelleschi entitled La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature Sous la direction littéraire de ... Jean Hermanovits. Sous la direction artistique de ... Brunelleschi. Jean Saude did the pochoir coloring for the fashion lithographs. The work was limited to 800 sets and was published between 1919 and 1921 in Paris. The best Art Deco talent of the period contributed to the work including the artists Umberto Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Bonnette, Blanche, Taquoy, and others. The two most important contributors to the artistic side of the publication are probably the artistic director Umberto Brunelleschi, and George Barbier. Both were well-established when the present work was published: the former had been working in Paris since 1900 on illustration and stage design (most notable with Puccini on his 'Turandot'), the latter found fame slightly later with an exhibition in 1911, and also worked in various fields: the theatre, jewellery, glass and wallpaper design, as well as writing essays and articles for the prestigious Gazette du Bon Ton. An examination of their work in La Guirlande shows that both artists were at their artistic peak during the lamentably short period when this quintessential Art Deco magazine was being published.
Trillium Antique Prints & Rare Books