BAC Ferdinand (de Sigismond Bach, dit) [Stuttgart, 1859 - Co - Lot 85

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BAC Ferdinand (de Sigismond Bach, dit) [Stuttgart, 1859 - Co - Lot 85
BAC Ferdinand (de Sigismond Bach, dit) [Stuttgart, 1859 - Compiègne, 1952], French cartoonist, caricaturist and poster artist. Set of 9 original drawings, signed, [1920]-1951. - Joseph Primoli, known as "Gégé", receives Madame Paul Claudel, who has come to ask him about her husband's advancement as a distinguished diplomat... 25 x 18 cm, charcoal; undated [circa 1920?], signed as "témoin oculaire et auriculaire, avenue du Trocadéro". - The End of the Individualists. Journalists' Visit to the Incurables [caged, "passéist" artists and poets]. 26.5 x 21 cm, black ink, watercolor and colored pencil, mounted on heavy paper; dated 1940. - Le Sentimental / M'aime-t-elle? 32.5 x 25 cm, brown pencil; dated March 1948. - Le Nain Don Diego dit " l'Adolescent miraculeux / A la plus belle! But will she want to?" 31 x 25, 5 cm, black pencil ; dated 1948. - The 7 deadly sins (rectified). La Perfidie (regrettable omission). 27 x21 cm, violet ink and colored pencil; dated 1949. - The only resemblance I have with Constantin Guys is that I'm quite happy when charitable hands have accepted the gift of my little croquaillons... 33 x 23 cm, ink and pencil; dated April 1, 1951. - Le défilé des débris de la "Grande Armée", place Vendôme / August 15, 1859-August 15, 1950. 23.5 x17 cm, mounted on black paper, black ink and colored pencil. - L'Europe française, unknown. 27 x 21 cm, blue ink with a long caption in red ink; dated Compiègne August 15, 1951. - Head of a man in profile, smoking a pipe. 15 x12.5 cm, black ink on graph paper, undated.
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