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an old book sitting on top of a white table covered in paperan open book with a picture of a person riding a horse on ita picture of a book with a picture of a man on a boata picture of a book with a picture of a boat on ita drawing of a bird on the wall of a buildinga black and white drawing of birds flying in the skya drawing of two fish on a plate on a tablea picture of a picture of a bird on the walla drawing on the wall of a building with a question mark on ita black and white drawing of a boat in the water
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256 - RIMBAUD (Arthur), NOZAL (Julie GRANDHOMME-NOZAL, known as Ju…
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Estimate €60 - €90
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RIMBAUD (Arthur), NOZAL (Julie GRANDHOMME-NOZAL, known as Julie Jacques). *Bateau ivre*. Briac, published by the artist at Les Émaux, 1949. Loose-leaf edition with a plain replacement cover. Illustrated with woodcuts within the text and as separate plates, with initial letters. Printed in a run of 40 numbered copies. One of the 37 copies from the regular print run on Auvergne paper. The work is entirely engraved on wood in black, red, yellow and green. This volume was printed for Jacques Guignard. The daughter of the medallist, goldsmith and enameller Paul Grandhomme (1851–1944), Julie Grandhomme was a pupil of François Courboin, the renowned engraver and curator at the National Library in Paris. She settled with her husband, Jacques Nozal, in Saint-Briac, living with Paul Grandhomme at his estate, ‘Les Émaux’. A specialist in wood engraving, she illustrated numerous works signed under the name Julie Jacques Nozal, collaborated with various journals (Gazette des Beaux-Arts, Revue de l’Art) and also exhibited etchings at various Salons. Experts: Loup Axmann and Jean-Luc Boisseau
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About the sale Once upon a time – Antique Dolls and Toys, Vintage Fashion, Antique Books
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Auction time 11/04/2026 at 2:00 PM
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