adolf hitler: Kunst (29 Ergebnisse)

17,0 x 12,0 cm. - Eingeschränkte Liefermöglichkeit beachten. * Ein Sammelbild mit Photo Heinrich Hoffmann: Tribüne mit Heß, Hitler und Göring in Berlin-Tempelhof. - Stichwort: Sammelbilderalbum.

12,0 x 17,0 cm. - Eingeschränkte Liefermöglichkeit beachten. * Ein Sammelbild mit Photo Heinrich Hoffmann: "Von links nach rechts: 1. Reihe: Heß, Aust, der Führer, Zörner, Kerrl. 2. Reihe: Hinter Heß Schreck +". - Stichwort: Sammelbilderalbum.

17,0 x 12,0 cm. - Rechts unten zarte Faltspur. - Eingeschränkte Liefermöglichkeit beachten. * Ein Sammelbild mit Photo Heinrich Hoffmann: Hitler u. a. beim Treppenaufstieg, zu beiden Seiten Standarten [Reichserntedankfeier, Bückebergfest]. - Stichwort: Reichserntedankfest, Sammelbilderalbum.

Original signierte Zeichnung von André Girard von ca. 1940. -- Maße: ca. 16 x 22 cm. -- gut erhalten. || Original drawing signed by André Girard, from c. 1940. -- in good condition. || Dessin original d'André Girard de c. 1940. || André Girard (1901-1968) was a French painter, poster-maker, and Resistance worker known for founding and leading the CARTE network a French Resistance network during WWII. Born in Chinon, Girard studied at the École des Beaux-Arts and served in the military before pursuing a career as a painter, caricaturist, and theatre set designer. He gained recognition as a prominent poster designer during the 1930s in Paris. He produced, among others, advertising posters for Duco (1928-29), Peugeot (1930), Mercier Frères (1930), Gitanes cigarettes (1930), Marconi (1935) Dubonnet, The Capehart, Shell.He travelled to France and throughout Europe, and fell under the spell of Venice. In 1937, he embarked for New York and his career as a painter took off. In 1938, he exhibited at the Sullivan Gallery on Park Avenue. As soon as Hitler came to power in Germany, he published numerous political cartoons in the press, Les Échos", Paris-Midi", Paris-Soir", Match", Marianne", Le Rire16". These were published in 2005 under the title Hitler, Stalin et compagne. Dessins politiques de 1934 a 1942" with a preface by Daniele Delorme. Many of his drawings from that time resemble the style of German-American artist George Grosz (1893-1959). During the war, Girard married Andrée Jouan and had four daughters. Refusing to witness the German occupation of Paris, he relocated to the Antibes, where he painted his daughters and established the CARTE network. Although initially apolitical, Girard became involved in recruiting and espionage activities, preparing for an armed uprising against the Germans. Following SOE orders, he flew to England in February 1942 and subsequently went into self-imposed exile in the United States of America. Despite learning about his wife's arrest and deportation to the Ravensbrück concentration camp (she was released in 1945), Girard broke ties with SOE. In post-war New York, Girard produced religious paintings, such as the Stations of the Cross and Apocalypse. In 1952, he decorated churches in New York, Vermont, and California. In 1947, he published the work entitled "Peut-on dire la vérité sur la Résistance," offering important corrections to Bénouville's book "Le Sacrifice du matin." Girard passed away in the United States in 1968 and was buried there. He received the American Legion of Merit in recognition of his contributions. || André Girard (1901-1968) était un peintre, affichiste et résistant français connu pour avoir fondé et dirigé le réseau CARTE - un réseau de la Résistance française pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Né à Chinon, Girard étudie à l'École des Beaux-Arts et sert dans l'armée avant de poursuivre une carrière de peintre, caricaturiste et décorateur de théâtre. Il est reconnu comme un affichiste de premier plan dans les années 1930 à Paris. Il réalise, entre autres, des affiches publicitaires pour Duco (1928-29), Peugeot (1930), Mercier Frères (1930), Gitanes cigarettes (1930), Marconi (1935) Dubonnet, La Capehart, Shell. Il voyage en France et dans toute l'Europe, et tombe sous le charme de Venise. En 1937, il embarque pour New York et sa carrière de peintre décolle. En 1938, il expose à la Sullivan Gallery sur Park Avenue. Dès l'arrivée au pouvoir d'Hitler en Allemagne, il publie de nombreuses caricatures politiques dans la presse, "Les Échos", "Paris-Midi", "Paris-Soir", "Match", "Marianne", "Le Rire16". Celles-ci ont été publiées en 2005 sous le titre Hitler, Staline et compagnie. Dessins politiques de 1934 à 1942 », préfacé par Danièle Delorme. Beaucoup de ses dessins de cette époque ressemblent au style de l'artiste germano-américain George Grosz (1893-1959). Pendant la guerre, Girard épouse Andrée Jouan et a quatre filles. Refusant d'assister à l'occupation allemand.

46 x 23 cm. 1 Blatt. ISBN: Keine. Kartoniert / Soft cover. No jacket. Guter Zustand / Good condition. 1. Auflage. Sprache: de. * Versandfertig innerhalb von 20 Stunden! RS5/. Mappe 9. (Prop ). Jpg.

Lichtdruck n. A. L. Ratzka, um 1915, 8 x 5 (H) Auf festem Karton.

31 x 23 cm. 1 Blatt. ISBN: Keine. Kartoniert / Soft cover. No jacket. Guter Zustand / Good condition. 1. Auflage. Sprache: de. * Versandfertig innerhalb von 20 Stunden! RS5/. Mappe 1. (Prop ). Jpg.

32 x 23 cm. 1 Blatt. ISBN: Keine. Kartoniert / Soft cover. No jacket. Guter Zustand / Good condition. Selten 1. Auflage. Sprache: de. * Versandfertig innerhalb von 20 Stunden! RS5/. Mappe 4. (Prop ). Jpg.

Original Bleistift- und Federzeichnung von ca. 1940. -- Blatt-Maße: ca. 29 x 19 cm. -- gut erhalten. || Pencil and ink drawing from c. 1940. -- in good condition. || Dessin original au crayon datant d'environ 1940. || We were not able to find any further information on this French artist. According to a note on the inside of the portofolio of this drawings, he lived in the Villa Butterfly in Le Touquet (Pas-de-Calais). Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 10.

Serigraphie. Ca. 55 x 42 cm. 65 x 50 cm. Sign., dat., betitelt u. num.- Ex. 6/20. Rand etw. angestaubt, tls. fl., Randläsuren. Sprache: Deutschu.

Original signierte Zeichnung von André Girard von ca. 1940. Auf Papier montiert. -- Maße: ca. 28,5 x 25,5 cm. -- gut erhalten. || Original drawing signed by André Girard, from c. 1940. Mounted on paper. -- in good condition. || Dessin original d'André Girard de c. 1940.|| André Girard (1901-1968) was a French painter, poster-maker, and Resistance worker known for founding and leading the CARTE network a French Resistance network during WWII. Born in Chinon, Girard studied at the École des Beaux-Arts and served in the military before pursuing a career as a painter, caricaturist, and theatre set designer. He gained recognition as a prominent poster designer during the 1930s in Paris. He produced, among others, advertising posters for Duco (1928-29), Peugeot (1930), Mercier Frères (1930), Gitanes cigarettes (1930), Marconi (1935) Dubonnet, The Capehart, Shell.He travelled to France and throughout Europe, and fell under the spell of Venice. In 1937, he embarked for New York and his career as a painter took off. In 1938, he exhibited at the Sullivan Gallery on Park Avenue. As soon as Hitler came to power in Germany, he published numerous political cartoons in the press, Les Échos", Paris-Midi", Paris-Soir", Match", Marianne", Le Rire16". These were published in 2005 under the title Hitler, Stalin et compagne. Dessins politiques de 1934 a 1942" with a preface by Daniele Delorme. Many of his drawings from that time resemble the style of German-American artist George Grosz (1893-1959). During the war, Girard married Andrée Jouan and had four daughters. Refusing to witness the German occupation of Paris, he relocated to the Antibes, where he painted his daughters and established the CARTE network. Although initially apolitical, Girard became involved in recruiting and espionage activities, preparing for an armed uprising against the Germans. Following SOE orders, he flew to England in February 1942 and subsequently went into self-imposed exile in the United States of America. Despite learning about his wife's arrest and deportation to the Ravensbrück concentration camp (she was released in 1945), Girard broke ties with SOE. In post-war New York, Girard produced religious paintings, such as the Stations of the Cross and Apocalypse. In 1952, he decorated churches in New York, Vermont, and California. In 1947, he published the work entitled "Peut-on dire la vérité sur la Résistance," offering important corrections to Bénouville's book "Le Sacrifice du matin." Girard passed away in the United States in 1968 and was buried there. He received the American Legion of Merit in recognition of his contributions. || André Girard (1901-1968) était un peintre, affichiste et résistant français connu pour avoir fondé et dirigé le réseau CARTE - un réseau de la Résistance française pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Né à Chinon, Girard étudie à l'École des Beaux-Arts et sert dans l'armée avant de poursuivre une carrière de peintre, caricaturiste et décorateur de théâtre. Il est reconnu comme un affichiste de premier plan dans les années 1930 à Paris. Il réalise, entre autres, des affiches publicitaires pour Duco (1928-29), Peugeot (1930), Mercier Frères (1930), Gitanes cigarettes (1930), Marconi (1935) Dubonnet, La Capehart, Shell. Il voyage en France et dans toute l'Europe, et tombe sous le charme de Venise. En 1937, il embarque pour New York et sa carrière de peintre décolle. En 1938, il expose à la Sullivan Gallery sur Park Avenue. Dès l'arrivée au pouvoir d'Hitler en Allemagne, il publie de nombreuses caricatures politiques dans la presse, "Les Échos", "Paris-Midi", "Paris-Soir", "Match", "Marianne", "Le Rire16". Celles-ci ont été publiées en 2005 sous le titre Hitler, Staline et compagnie. Dessins politiques de 1934 à 1942 », préfacé par Danièle Delorme. Beaucoup de ses dessins de cette époque ressemblent au style de l'artiste germano-américain George Grosz (1893-1959). Pendant la guerre, Girard épouse Andrée Jouan et a quatre filles. R.

Original signierte Zeichnung von André Girard von ca. 1940. Die vorliegende Zeichnung ist auch im Buch Hitler, Staline, et compagnie. Dessins politiques de 1934 a 1942" (2005) enthalten. -- Blatt-Maße: ca. 15 x 13,5 cm. -- im Außenrand mit Fehlstelle durch frühere Montierung, sonst gut erhalten. || Original drawing signed by André Girard, from c. 1940. The present drawing is also comprised in the book "Hitler, Staline, et compagnie. Dessins politiques de 1934 a 1942" (2005). -- with a small hole on the outer margin (due to the drawing previoulsy being mounted), otherwise in good condition. || Dessin original d'André Girard de c. 1940.|| André Girard (1901-1968) was a French painter, poster-maker, and Resistance worker known for founding and leading the CARTE network a French Resistance network during WWII. Born in Chinon, Girard studied at the École des Beaux-Arts and served in the military before pursuing a career as a painter, caricaturist, and theatre set designer. He gained recognition as a prominent poster designer during the 1930s in Paris. He produced, among others, advertising posters for Duco (1928-29), Peugeot (1930), Mercier Frères (1930), Gitanes cigarettes (1930), Marconi (1935) Dubonnet, The Capehart, Shell.He travelled to France and throughout Europe, and fell under the spell of Venice. In 1937, he embarked for New York and his career as a painter took off. In 1938, he exhibited at the Sullivan Gallery on Park Avenue. As soon as Hitler came to power in Germany, he published numerous political cartoons in the press, Les Échos", Paris-Midi", Paris-Soir", Match", Marianne", Le Rire16". These were published in 2005 under the title Hitler, Stalin et compagne. Dessins politiques de 1934 a 1942" with a preface by Daniele Delorme. Many of his drawings from that time resemble the style of German-American artist George Grosz (1893-1959). During the war, Girard married Andrée Jouan and had four daughters. Refusing to witness the German occupation of Paris, he relocated to the Antibes, where he painted his daughters and established the CARTE network. Although initially apolitical, Girard became involved in recruiting and espionage activities, preparing for an armed uprising against the Germans. Following SOE orders, he flew to England in February 1942 and subsequently went into self-imposed exile in the United States of America. Despite learning about his wife's arrest and deportation to the Ravensbrück concentration camp (she was released in 1945), Girard broke ties with SOE. In post-war New York, Girard produced religious paintings, such as the Stations of the Cross and Apocalypse. In 1952, he decorated churches in New York, Vermont, and California. In 1947, he published the work entitled "Peut-on dire la vérité sur la Résistance," offering important corrections to Bénouville's book "Le Sacrifice du matin." Girard passed away in the United States in 1968 and was buried there. He received the American Legion of Merit in recognition of his contributions. || André Girard (1901-1968) était un peintre, affichiste et résistant français connu pour avoir fondé et dirigé le réseau CARTE - un réseau de la Résistance française pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Né à Chinon, Girard étudie à l'École des Beaux-Arts et sert dans l'armée avant de poursuivre une carrière de peintre, caricaturiste et décorateur de théâtre. Il est reconnu comme un affichiste de premier plan dans les années 1930 à Paris. Il réalise, entre autres, des affiches publicitaires pour Duco (1928-29), Peugeot (1930), Mercier Frères (1930), Gitanes cigarettes (1930), Marconi (1935) Dubonnet, La Capehart, Shell. Il voyage en France et dans toute l'Europe, et tombe sous le charme de Venise. En 1937, il embarque pour New York et sa carrière de peintre décolle. En 1938, il expose à la Sullivan Gallery sur Park Avenue. Dès l'arrivée au pouvoir d'Hitler en Allemagne, il publie de nombreuses caricatures politiques dans la presse, "Les Échos", "Paris-Midi", "Paris.

Original signierte Zeichnung von André Girard von ca. 1940. -- Blatt-Maße: ca. 15 x 23 cm. -- gut erhalten. || Original drawing signed by André Girard, from c. 1940. -- in good condition. || Dessin original d'André Girard de c. 1940.|| André Girard (1901-1968) was a French painter, poster-maker, and Resistance worker known for founding and leading the CARTE network a French Resistance network during WWII. Born in Chinon, Girard studied at the École des Beaux-Arts and served in the military before pursuing a career as a painter, caricaturist, and theatre set designer. He gained recognition as a prominent poster designer during the 1930s in Paris. He produced, among others, advertising posters for Duco (1928-29), Peugeot (1930), Mercier Frères (1930), Gitanes cigarettes (1930), Marconi (1935) Dubonnet, The Capehart, Shell.He travelled to France and throughout Europe, and fell under the spell of Venice. In 1937, he embarked for New York and his career as a painter took off. In 1938, he exhibited at the Sullivan Gallery on Park Avenue. As soon as Hitler came to power in Germany, he published numerous political cartoons in the press, Les Échos", Paris-Midi", Paris-Soir", Match", Marianne", Le Rire16". These were published in 2005 under the title Hitler, Stalin et compagne. Dessins politiques de 1934 a 1942" with a preface by Daniele Delorme. Many of his drawings from that time resemble the style of German-American artist George Grosz (1893-1959). During the war, Girard married Andrée Jouan and had four daughters. Refusing to witness the German occupation of Paris, he relocated to the Antibes, where he painted his daughters and established the CARTE network. Although initially apolitical, Girard became involved in recruiting and espionage activities, preparing for an armed uprising against the Germans. Following SOE orders, he flew to England in February 1942 and subsequently went into self-imposed exile in the United States of America. Despite learning about his wife's arrest and deportation to the Ravensbrück concentration camp (she was released in 1945), Girard broke ties with SOE. In post-war New York, Girard produced religious paintings, such as the Stations of the Cross and Apocalypse. In 1952, he decorated churches in New York, Vermont, and California. In 1947, he published the work entitled "Peut-on dire la vérité sur la Résistance," offering important corrections to Bénouville's book "Le Sacrifice du matin." Girard passed away in the United States in 1968 and was buried there. He received the American Legion of Merit in recognition of his contributions. || André Girard (1901-1968) était un peintre, affichiste et résistant français connu pour avoir fondé et dirigé le réseau CARTE - un réseau de la Résistance française pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Né à Chinon, Girard étudie à l'École des Beaux-Arts et sert dans l'armée avant de poursuivre une carrière de peintre, caricaturiste et décorateur de théâtre. Il est reconnu comme un affichiste de premier plan dans les années 1930 à Paris. Il réalise, entre autres, des affiches publicitaires pour Duco (1928-29), Peugeot (1930), Mercier Frères (1930), Gitanes cigarettes (1930), Marconi (1935) Dubonnet, La Capehart, Shell. Il voyage en France et dans toute l'Europe, et tombe sous le charme de Venise. En 1937, il embarque pour New York et sa carrière de peintre décolle. En 1938, il expose à la Sullivan Gallery sur Park Avenue. Dès l'arrivée au pouvoir d'Hitler en Allemagne, il publie de nombreuses caricatures politiques dans la presse, "Les Échos", "Paris-Midi", "Paris-Soir", "Match", "Marianne", "Le Rire16". Celles-ci ont été publiées en 2005 sous le titre Hitler, Staline et compagnie. Dessins politiques de 1934 à 1942 », préfacé par Danièle Delorme. Beaucoup de ses dessins de cette époque ressemblent au style de l'artiste germano-américain George Grosz (1893-1959). Pendant la guerre, Girard épouse Andrée Jouan et a quatre filles. Refusant d'assister à l'occupation all.

Original signierte Zeichnung von André Girard von ca. 1940. Die vorliegende Zeichnung ist auch im Buch Hitler, Staline, et compagnie. Dessins politiques de 1934 a 1942" (2005) enthalten. -- Blatt-Maße: ca. 17,5 x 20 cm. -- gut erhalten. || Original drawing signed by André Girard, from c. 1940. The present drawing is also comprised in the book "Hitler, Staline, et compagnie. Dessins politiques de 1934 a 1942" (2005). -- in good condition. || Dessin original d'André Girard de c. 1940.|| André Girard (1901-1968) was a French painter, poster-maker, and Resistance worker known for founding and leading the CARTE network a French Resistance network during WWII. Born in Chinon, Girard studied at the École des Beaux-Arts and served in the military before pursuing a career as a painter, caricaturist, and theatre set designer. He gained recognition as a prominent poster designer during the 1930s in Paris. He produced, among others, advertising posters for Duco (1928-29), Peugeot (1930), Mercier Frères (1930), Gitanes cigarettes (1930), Marconi (1935) Dubonnet, The Capehart, Shell.He travelled to France and throughout Europe, and fell under the spell of Venice. In 1937, he embarked for New York and his career as a painter took off. In 1938, he exhibited at the Sullivan Gallery on Park Avenue. As soon as Hitler came to power in Germany, he published numerous political cartoons in the press, Les Échos", Paris-Midi", Paris-Soir", Match", Marianne", Le Rire16". These were published in 2005 under the title Hitler, Stalin et compagne. Dessins politiques de 1934 a 1942" with a preface by Daniele Delorme. Many of his drawings from that time resemble the style of German-American artist George Grosz (1893-1959). During the war, Girard married Andrée Jouan and had four daughters. Refusing to witness the German occupation of Paris, he relocated to the Antibes, where he painted his daughters and established the CARTE network. Although initially apolitical, Girard became involved in recruiting and espionage activities, preparing for an armed uprising against the Germans. Following SOE orders, he flew to England in February 1942 and subsequently went into self-imposed exile in the United States of America. Despite learning about his wife's arrest and deportation to the Ravensbrück concentration camp (she was released in 1945), Girard broke ties with SOE. In post-war New York, Girard produced religious paintings, such as the Stations of the Cross and Apocalypse. In 1952, he decorated churches in New York, Vermont, and California. In 1947, he published the work entitled "Peut-on dire la vérité sur la Résistance," offering important corrections to Bénouville's book "Le Sacrifice du matin." Girard passed away in the United States in 1968 and was buried there. He received the American Legion of Merit in recognition of his contributions. || André Girard (1901-1968) était un peintre, affichiste et résistant français connu pour avoir fondé et dirigé le réseau CARTE - un réseau de la Résistance française pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Né à Chinon, Girard étudie à l'École des Beaux-Arts et sert dans l'armée avant de poursuivre une carrière de peintre, caricaturiste et décorateur de théâtre. Il est reconnu comme un affichiste de premier plan dans les années 1930 à Paris. Il réalise, entre autres, des affiches publicitaires pour Duco (1928-29), Peugeot (1930), Mercier Frères (1930), Gitanes cigarettes (1930), Marconi (1935) Dubonnet, La Capehart, Shell. Il voyage en France et dans toute l'Europe, et tombe sous le charme de Venise. En 1937, il embarque pour New York et sa carrière de peintre décolle. En 1938, il expose à la Sullivan Gallery sur Park Avenue. Dès l'arrivée au pouvoir d'Hitler en Allemagne, il publie de nombreuses caricatures politiques dans la presse, "Les Échos", "Paris-Midi", "Paris-Soir", "Match", "Marianne", "Le Rire16". Celles-ci ont été publiées en 2005 sous le titre Hitler, Staline et compagnie. Dessins politiques de 1934 à 1942.

Original Federzeichnung von ca. 1940.-- Blatt-Maße: ca. 26 x 34 cm. Mit einer kleiner Bleistiftzeichnung von Stalin auf der Rückseite. -- gut erhalten. || Original ink drawing from c. 1940. With a smaller pencil drawing of Stalin on verso. -- in good condition. || Dessin original datant de 1944. || We were not able to find any further information on this French artist. According to a note on the inside of the portofolio of this drawings, he lived in the Villa Butterfly in Le Touquet (Pas-de-Calais). Sprache: Französisch Gewicht in Gramm: 35.

Original signierte Zeichnung von André Girard von ca. 1940. -- Maße: ca. 37 x 26 cm. -- gut erhalten. || Original drawing signed by André Girard, from c. 1940. -- in good condition. || Dessin original d'André Girard de c. 1940.|| André Girard (1901-1968) was a French painter, poster-maker, and Resistance worker known for founding and leading the CARTE network a French Resistance network during WWII. Born in Chinon, Girard studied at the École des Beaux-Arts and served in the military before pursuing a career as a painter, caricaturist, and theatre set designer. He gained recognition as a prominent poster designer during the 1930s in Paris. He produced, among others, advertising posters for Duco (1928-29), Peugeot (1930), Mercier Frères (1930), Gitanes cigarettes (1930), Marconi (1935) Dubonnet, The Capehart, Shell.He travelled to France and throughout Europe, and fell under the spell of Venice. In 1937, he embarked for New York and his career as a painter took off. In 1938, he exhibited at the Sullivan Gallery on Park Avenue. As soon as Hitler came to power in Germany, he published numerous political cartoons in the press, Les Échos", Paris-Midi", Paris-Soir", Match", Marianne", Le Rire16". These were published in 2005 under the title Hitler, Stalin et compagne. Dessins politiques de 1934 a 1942" with a preface by Daniele Delorme. Many of his drawings from that time resemble the style of German-American artist George Grosz (1893-1959). During the war, Girard married Andrée Jouan and had four daughters. Refusing to witness the German occupation of Paris, he relocated to the Antibes, where he painted his daughters and established the CARTE network. Although initially apolitical, Girard became involved in recruiting and espionage activities, preparing for an armed uprising against the Germans. Following SOE orders, he flew to England in February 1942 and subsequently went into self-imposed exile in the United States of America. Despite learning about his wife's arrest and deportation to the Ravensbrück concentration camp (she was released in 1945), Girard broke ties with SOE. In post-war New York, Girard produced religious paintings, such as the Stations of the Cross and Apocalypse. In 1952, he decorated churches in New York, Vermont, and California. In 1947, he published the work entitled "Peut-on dire la vérité sur la Résistance," offering important corrections to Bénouville's book "Le Sacrifice du matin." Girard passed away in the United States in 1968 and was buried there. He received the American Legion of Merit in recognition of his contributions. || André Girard (1901-1968) était un peintre, affichiste et résistant français connu pour avoir fondé et dirigé le réseau CARTE - un réseau de la Résistance française pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Né à Chinon, Girard étudie à l'École des Beaux-Arts et sert dans l'armée avant de poursuivre une carrière de peintre, caricaturiste et décorateur de théâtre. Il est reconnu comme un affichiste de premier plan dans les années 1930 à Paris. Il réalise, entre autres, des affiches publicitaires pour Duco (1928-29), Peugeot (1930), Mercier Frères (1930), Gitanes cigarettes (1930), Marconi (1935) Dubonnet, La Capehart, Shell. Il voyage en France et dans toute l'Europe, et tombe sous le charme de Venise. En 1937, il embarque pour New York et sa carrière de peintre décolle. En 1938, il expose à la Sullivan Gallery sur Park Avenue. Dès l'arrivée au pouvoir d'Hitler en Allemagne, il publie de nombreuses caricatures politiques dans la presse, "Les Échos", "Paris-Midi", "Paris-Soir", "Match", "Marianne", "Le Rire16". Celles-ci ont été publiées en 2005 sous le titre Hitler, Staline et compagnie. Dessins politiques de 1934 à 1942 », préfacé par Danièle Delorme. Beaucoup de ses dessins de cette époque ressemblent au style de l'artiste germano-américain George Grosz (1893-1959). Pendant la guerre, Girard épouse Andrée Jouan et a quatre filles. Refusant d'assister à l'occupation allemande.

Original Aquarell von ca. 1940 -- Blatt-Maße: ca. 29 x 20 cm. Signiert. -- gut erhalten. || Original watercolor drawing from c. 1940. Signed. -- in good condition. || Dessin original datant d'environ 1940. || We were not able to find any further information on this French artist. According to a note on the inside of the portofolio of this drawings, he lived in the Villa Butterfly in Le Touquet (Pas-de-Calais). Sprache: Französisch Gewicht in Gramm: 10.

Original signierte Zeichnung von André Girard von ca. 1940. Die vorliegende Zeichnung ist auch im Buch Hitler, Staline, et compagnie. Dessins politiques de 1934 a 1942" (2005) enthalten. -- Maße: ca. 34,5 x 26 cm. -- gut erhalten. || Original drawing signed by André Girard, from c. 1940. The present drawing is also comprised in the book "Hitler, Staline, et compagnie. Dessins politiques de 1934 a 1942" (2005). -- in good condition. || Dessin original d'André Girard de c. 1940.|| André Girard (1901-1968) was a French painter, poster-maker, and Resistance worker known for founding and leading the CARTE network a French Resistance network during WWII. Born in Chinon, Girard studied at the École des Beaux-Arts and served in the military before pursuing a career as a painter, caricaturist, and theatre set designer. He gained recognition as a prominent poster designer during the 1930s in Paris. He produced, among others, advertising posters for Duco (1928-29), Peugeot (1930), Mercier Frères (1930), Gitanes cigarettes (1930), Marconi (1935) Dubonnet, The Capehart, Shell.He travelled to France and throughout Europe, and fell under the spell of Venice. In 1937, he embarked for New York and his career as a painter took off. In 1938, he exhibited at the Sullivan Gallery on Park Avenue. As soon as Hitler came to power in Germany, he published numerous political cartoons in the press, Les Échos", Paris-Midi", Paris-Soir", Match", Marianne", Le Rire16". These were published in 2005 under the title Hitler, Stalin et compagne. Dessins politiques de 1934 a 1942" with a preface by Daniele Delorme. Many of his drawings from that time resemble the style of German-American artist George Grosz (1893-1959). During the war, Girard married Andrée Jouan and had four daughters. Refusing to witness the German occupation of Paris, he relocated to the Antibes, where he painted his daughters and established the CARTE network. Although initially apolitical, Girard became involved in recruiting and espionage activities, preparing for an armed uprising against the Germans. Following SOE orders, he flew to England in February 1942 and subsequently went into self-imposed exile in the United States of America. Despite learning about his wife's arrest and deportation to the Ravensbrück concentration camp (she was released in 1945), Girard broke ties with SOE. In post-war New York, Girard produced religious paintings, such as the Stations of the Cross and Apocalypse. In 1952, he decorated churches in New York, Vermont, and California. In 1947, he published the work entitled "Peut-on dire la vérité sur la Résistance," offering important corrections to Bénouville's book "Le Sacrifice du matin." Girard passed away in the United States in 1968 and was buried there. He received the American Legion of Merit in recognition of his contributions. || André Girard (1901-1968) était un peintre, affichiste et résistant français connu pour avoir fondé et dirigé le réseau CARTE - un réseau de la Résistance française pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Né à Chinon, Girard étudie à l'École des Beaux-Arts et sert dans l'armée avant de poursuivre une carrière de peintre, caricaturiste et décorateur de théâtre. Il est reconnu comme un affichiste de premier plan dans les années 1930 à Paris. Il réalise, entre autres, des affiches publicitaires pour Duco (1928-29), Peugeot (1930), Mercier Frères (1930), Gitanes cigarettes (1930), Marconi (1935) Dubonnet, La Capehart, Shell. Il voyage en France et dans toute l'Europe, et tombe sous le charme de Venise. En 1937, il embarque pour New York et sa carrière de peintre décolle. En 1938, il expose à la Sullivan Gallery sur Park Avenue. Dès l'arrivée au pouvoir d'Hitler en Allemagne, il publie de nombreuses caricatures politiques dans la presse, "Les Échos", "Paris-Midi", "Paris-Soir", "Match", "Marianne", "Le Rire16". Celles-ci ont été publiées en 2005 sous le titre Hitler, Staline et compagnie. Dessins politiques de 1934 à 1942 », pr.

Original signierte Zeichnung von André Girard von ca. 1940. Die vorliegende Zeichnung ist auch im Buch Hitler, Staline, et compagnie. Dessins politiques de 1934 a 1942" (2005) enthalten. -- Maße: ca. 34,5 x 27 cm. -- gut erhalten. || Original drawing signed by André Girard, from c. 1940. The present drawing is also comprised in the book "Hitler, Staline, et compagnie. Dessins politiques de 1934 a 1942" (2005). -- in good condition. || Dessin original d'André Girard de c. 1940.|| André Girard (1901-1968) was a French painter, poster-maker, and Resistance worker known for founding and leading the CARTE network a French Resistance network during WWII. Born in Chinon, Girard studied at the École des Beaux-Arts and served in the military before pursuing a career as a painter, caricaturist, and theatre set designer. He gained recognition as a prominent poster designer during the 1930s in Paris. He produced, among others, advertising posters for Duco (1928-29), Peugeot (1930), Mercier Frères (1930), Gitanes cigarettes (1930), Marconi (1935) Dubonnet, The Capehart, Shell.He travelled to France and throughout Europe, and fell under the spell of Venice. In 1937, he embarked for New York and his career as a painter took off. In 1938, he exhibited at the Sullivan Gallery on Park Avenue. As soon as Hitler came to power in Germany, he published numerous political cartoons in the press, Les Échos", Paris-Midi", Paris-Soir", Match", Marianne", Le Rire16". These were published in 2005 under the title Hitler, Stalin et compagne. Dessins politiques de 1934 a 1942" with a preface by Daniele Delorme. Many of his drawings from that time resemble the style of German-American artist George Grosz (1893-1959). During the war, Girard married Andrée Jouan and had four daughters. Refusing to witness the German occupation of Paris, he relocated to the Antibes, where he painted his daughters and established the CARTE network. Although initially apolitical, Girard became involved in recruiting and espionage activities, preparing for an armed uprising against the Germans. Following SOE orders, he flew to England in February 1942 and subsequently went into self-imposed exile in the United States of America. Despite learning about his wife's arrest and deportation to the Ravensbrück concentration camp (she was released in 1945), Girard broke ties with SOE. In post-war New York, Girard produced religious paintings, such as the Stations of the Cross and Apocalypse. In 1952, he decorated churches in New York, Vermont, and California. In 1947, he published the work entitled "Peut-on dire la vérité sur la Résistance," offering important corrections to Bénouville's book "Le Sacrifice du matin." Girard passed away in the United States in 1968 and was buried there. He received the American Legion of Merit in recognition of his contributions. || André Girard (1901-1968) était un peintre, affichiste et résistant français connu pour avoir fondé et dirigé le réseau CARTE - un réseau de la Résistance française pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Né à Chinon, Girard étudie à l'École des Beaux-Arts et sert dans l'armée avant de poursuivre une carrière de peintre, caricaturiste et décorateur de théâtre. Il est reconnu comme un affichiste de premier plan dans les années 1930 à Paris. Il réalise, entre autres, des affiches publicitaires pour Duco (1928-29), Peugeot (1930), Mercier Frères (1930), Gitanes cigarettes (1930), Marconi (1935) Dubonnet, La Capehart, Shell. Il voyage en France et dans toute l'Europe, et tombe sous le charme de Venise. En 1937, il embarque pour New York et sa carrière de peintre décolle. En 1938, il expose à la Sullivan Gallery sur Park Avenue. Dès l'arrivée au pouvoir d'Hitler en Allemagne, il publie de nombreuses caricatures politiques dans la presse, "Les Échos", "Paris-Midi", "Paris-Soir", "Match", "Marianne", "Le Rire16". Celles-ci ont été publiées en 2005 sous le titre Hitler, Staline et compagnie. Dessins politiques de 1934 à 1942 », pr.

Original signierte Zeichnung von André Girard von ca. 1940. Die vorliegende Zeichnung ist auch im Buch Hitler, Staline, et compagnie. Dessins politiques de 1934 a 1942" (2005) enthalten. -- Maße: ca. 27,5 x 33,5 cm. -- gut erhalten. || Original drawing signed by André Girard, from c. 1940. The present drawing is also comprised in the book "Hitler, Staline, et compagnie. Dessins politiques de 1934 a 1942" (2005). -- in good condition. || Dessin original d'André Girard de c. 1940.|| André Girard (1901-1968) was a French painter, poster-maker, and Resistance worker known for founding and leading the CARTE network a French Resistance network during WWII. Born in Chinon, Girard studied at the École des Beaux-Arts and served in the military before pursuing a career as a painter, caricaturist, and theatre set designer. He gained recognition as a prominent poster designer during the 1930s in Paris. He produced, among others, advertising posters for Duco (1928-29), Peugeot (1930), Mercier Frères (1930), Gitanes cigarettes (1930), Marconi (1935) Dubonnet, The Capehart, Shell.He travelled to France and throughout Europe, and fell under the spell of Venice. In 1937, he embarked for New York and his career as a painter took off. In 1938, he exhibited at the Sullivan Gallery on Park Avenue. As soon as Hitler came to power in Germany, he published numerous political cartoons in the press, Les Échos", Paris-Midi", Paris-Soir", Match", Marianne", Le Rire16". These were published in 2005 under the title Hitler, Stalin et compagne. Dessins politiques de 1934 a 1942" with a preface by Daniele Delorme. Many of his drawings from that time resemble the style of German-American artist George Grosz (1893-1959). During the war, Girard married Andrée Jouan and had four daughters. Refusing to witness the German occupation of Paris, he relocated to the Antibes, where he painted his daughters and established the CARTE network. Although initially apolitical, Girard became involved in recruiting and espionage activities, preparing for an armed uprising against the Germans. Following SOE orders, he flew to England in February 1942 and subsequently went into self-imposed exile in the United States of America. Despite learning about his wife's arrest and deportation to the Ravensbrück concentration camp (she was released in 1945), Girard broke ties with SOE. In post-war New York, Girard produced religious paintings, such as the Stations of the Cross and Apocalypse. In 1952, he decorated churches in New York, Vermont, and California. In 1947, he published the work entitled "Peut-on dire la vérité sur la Résistance," offering important corrections to Bénouville's book "Le Sacrifice du matin." Girard passed away in the United States in 1968 and was buried there. He received the American Legion of Merit in recognition of his contributions. || André Girard (1901-1968) était un peintre, affichiste et résistant français connu pour avoir fondé et dirigé le réseau CARTE - un réseau de la Résistance française pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Né à Chinon, Girard étudie à l'École des Beaux-Arts et sert dans l'armée avant de poursuivre une carrière de peintre, caricaturiste et décorateur de théâtre. Il est reconnu comme un affichiste de premier plan dans les années 1930 à Paris. Il réalise, entre autres, des affiches publicitaires pour Duco (1928-29), Peugeot (1930), Mercier Frères (1930), Gitanes cigarettes (1930), Marconi (1935) Dubonnet, La Capehart, Shell. Il voyage en France et dans toute l'Europe, et tombe sous le charme de Venise. En 1937, il embarque pour New York et sa carrière de peintre décolle. En 1938, il expose à la Sullivan Gallery sur Park Avenue. Dès l'arrivée au pouvoir d'Hitler en Allemagne, il publie de nombreuses caricatures politiques dans la presse, "Les Échos", "Paris-Midi", "Paris-Soir", "Match", "Marianne", "Le Rire16". Celles-ci ont été publiées en 2005 sous le titre Hitler, Staline et compagnie. Dessins politiques de 1934 à 1942 »,

Original signierte Zeichnung von André Girard von ca. 1940. Die vorliegende Zeichnung ist auch im Buch Hitler, Staline, et compagnie. Dessins politiques de 1934 a 1942" (2005) enthalten. -- Maße: ca. 26 x 31 cm. -- gut erhalten. || Original drawing signed by André Girard, from c. 1940. The present drawing is also comprised in the book "Hitler, Staline, et compagnie. Dessins politiques de 1934 a 1942" (2005). -- in good condition. || Dessin original d'André Girard de c. 1940.|| André Girard (1901-1968) was a French painter, poster-maker, and Resistance worker known for founding and leading the CARTE network a French Resistance network during WWII. Born in Chinon, Girard studied at the École des Beaux-Arts and served in the military before pursuing a career as a painter, caricaturist, and theatre set designer. He gained recognition as a prominent poster designer during the 1930s in Paris. He produced, among others, advertising posters for Duco (1928-29), Peugeot (1930), Mercier Frères (1930), Gitanes cigarettes (1930), Marconi (1935) Dubonnet, The Capehart, Shell.He travelled to France and throughout Europe, and fell under the spell of Venice. In 1937, he embarked for New York and his career as a painter took off. In 1938, he exhibited at the Sullivan Gallery on Park Avenue. As soon as Hitler came to power in Germany, he published numerous political cartoons in the press, Les Échos", Paris-Midi", Paris-Soir", Match", Marianne", Le Rire16". These were published in 2005 under the title Hitler, Stalin et compagne. Dessins politiques de 1934 a 1942" with a preface by Daniele Delorme. Many of his drawings from that time resemble the style of German-American artist George Grosz (1893-1959). During the war, Girard married Andrée Jouan and had four daughters. Refusing to witness the German occupation of Paris, he relocated to the Antibes, where he painted his daughters and established the CARTE network. Although initially apolitical, Girard became involved in recruiting and espionage activities, preparing for an armed uprising against the Germans. Following SOE orders, he flew to England in February 1942 and subsequently went into self-imposed exile in the United States of America. Despite learning about his wife's arrest and deportation to the Ravensbrück concentration camp (she was released in 1945), Girard broke ties with SOE. In post-war New York, Girard produced religious paintings, such as the Stations of the Cross and Apocalypse. In 1952, he decorated churches in New York, Vermont, and California. In 1947, he published the work entitled "Peut-on dire la vérité sur la Résistance," offering important corrections to Bénouville's book "Le Sacrifice du matin." Girard passed away in the United States in 1968 and was buried there. He received the American Legion of Merit in recognition of his contributions. || André Girard (1901-1968) était un peintre, affichiste et résistant français connu pour avoir fondé et dirigé le réseau CARTE - un réseau de la Résistance française pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Né à Chinon, Girard étudie à l'École des Beaux-Arts et sert dans l'armée avant de poursuivre une carrière de peintre, caricaturiste et décorateur de théâtre. Il est reconnu comme un affichiste de premier plan dans les années 1930 à Paris. Il réalise, entre autres, des affiches publicitaires pour Duco (1928-29), Peugeot (1930), Mercier Frères (1930), Gitanes cigarettes (1930), Marconi (1935) Dubonnet, La Capehart, Shell. Il voyage en France et dans toute l'Europe, et tombe sous le charme de Venise. En 1937, il embarque pour New York et sa carrière de peintre décolle. En 1938, il expose à la Sullivan Gallery sur Park Avenue. Dès l'arrivée au pouvoir d'Hitler en Allemagne, il publie de nombreuses caricatures politiques dans la presse, "Les Échos", "Paris-Midi", "Paris-Soir", "Match", "Marianne", "Le Rire16". Celles-ci ont été publiées en 2005 sous le titre Hitler, Staline et compagnie. Dessins politiques de 1934 à 1942 », préf.

papel manchitas, falta margen inf.dcho El texto son las palabras elogiosas a Adolf Hitler, pronunciadas por Knut Hamsum, premio Nobel 1920, en 1945. The text is the complimentary words to Adolf Hitler spoken by Knut Hamsum (1920 Nobel prize) in 1945.

Zustand: Fine. Each approx. 22 x 18 cm. Uncoloured engravings. The lot of 70+ engravings.

Original Aquarell von 1945. Blatt-Maße: ca. 24 x 30 cm. -- gut erhalten. || Watercolor drawing from 1945. -- A belittled Adolf Hitler has been hit in the head with the Gallic rooster by a French general. -- in very good condition. Sprache: Französisch Gewicht in Gramm: 25.

Blatt-Maße: ca. 30 x 42 cm. -- Tusche-Zeichnung. Signiert. -- gut erhalten. || Ink drawing. Signed. -- in good condition. || Alfred Beier-Red (1902-2001) war ein bedeutender deutscher Pressezeichner und Karikaturist. Er wuchs in Berlin in einer Arbeiterfamilie auf. Nach einer Lehre als Buchdrucker schloss er sich 1923 der KPD an. Von 1927 bis 1929 studierte er an der Berliner Kunstgewerbeschule. Ab 1924 war er freischaffender Zeichner. Er arbeitete vor allem für die kommunistische Presse (Die Rote Post, Die Rote Fahne, Roter Pfeffer, Der Gummiknüppel und Eulenspiegel). Zum Schutz vor politischen Repressalien signierte er meist mit dem Pseudonym Red" (Rot). 1928 war Beier-Red einer der Gründer der Künstlervereinigung Assoziation revolutionärer bildender Künstler (Asso). Nach der Machtübernahme der Nazis arbeitete er in der Werbung. 1942 wurde er zur Wehrmacht eingezogen und geriet in Kriegsgefangenschaft. Ab 1945 war er wieder freiberuflicher Pressezeichner, u. a. für die Tägliche Rundschau" und ab 1946 vor allem für das Neue Deutschland". Er entwarf auch politische Plakate. 1946 trat er der SED bei. Beier-Red war Mitglied der 1946 von kommunistischen Künstlern gegründeten Arbeitsgemeinschaft sozialistischer Künstler. Beier-Red war einer der bedeutendsten deutschen politischen Karikaturisten. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 10.

Blatt-Maße: ca. 25,5 x 42 cm. -- Tusche-Zeichnung. Signiert. -- gut erhalten. || Ink drawing. Signed. -- in good condition. || Alfred Beier-Red (1902-2001) war ein bedeutender deutscher Pressezeichner und Karikaturist. Er wuchs in Berlin in einer Arbeiterfamilie auf. Nach einer Lehre als Buchdrucker schloss er sich 1923 der KPD an. Von 1927 bis 1929 studierte er an der Berliner Kunstgewerbeschule. Ab 1924 war er freischaffender Zeichner. Er arbeitete vor allem für die kommunistische Presse (Die Rote Post, Die Rote Fahne, Roter Pfeffer, Der Gummiknüppel und Eulenspiegel). Zum Schutz vor politischen Repressalien signierte er meist mit dem Pseudonym Red" (Rot). 1928 war Beier-Red einer der Gründer der Künstlervereinigung Assoziation revolutionärer bildender Künstler (Asso). Nach der Machtübernahme der Nazis arbeitete er in der Werbung. 1942 wurde er zur Wehrmacht eingezogen und geriet in Kriegsgefangenschaft. Ab 1945 war er wieder freiberuflicher Pressezeichner, u. a. für die Tägliche Rundschau" und ab 1946 vor allem für das Neue Deutschland". Er entwarf auch politische Plakate. 1946 trat er der SED bei. Beier-Red war Mitglied der 1946 von kommunistischen Künstlern gegründeten Arbeitsgemeinschaft sozialistischer Künstler. Beier-Red war einer der bedeutendsten deutschen politischen Karikaturisten. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 10.

farb. Lichtdruck n. Petersen, um 1915, 67 x 48 (H) Stattliches Porträt , hier mit Karte und Stab in der Hand und geöffnetem Mantel. - Nach dem Gemälde von Prof. Walter Petersen 1915. - Im unteren Rand mit kl. Ausriss und Läsuren. - Insgesamt gut erhalten.

farb. Lichtdruck a.a. China n. Eugen Hersch, um 1915, 67 x 48 (H) Stattliches Porträt , hier mit Karte am Schreibtisch. - Nach der 1915 enstandenen Arbeit von Eugen Hersch (1887 - 1967) . - Mit faksimilierter Unterschrift und typographisch: Rich. Bong Kunstverlag Berlin.

Radierung v. Julius C. Turner, 1933, 71,5 x 51,5 (H) Blattgr. 85 x 66cm Seltenes Porträt auf festem Velin gedruckt. Handschriftlich signiert, datiert und mit Widmung an Max Winkler. - Gut erhalten.