Lithography Paul Colin La Revue Nègre Joséphine Baker Jazz 1925 Reissue 1976
Original lithograph in colour on paper. Portrait of the African-American artist and dancer.
Josephine Baker and two men in stage uniform. By the artist and posterist. Official reissue of the original 1925 lithography dating back to 1976.
Music hall, showable, crazy years, jazz age. 60 x 40 cm image, 70.5 x 48 cm sheet. The lithography is signed in pencil at the bottom right in the margin.
The lithography is numbered in pencil 8/150 at the bottom left in the margin. Stamp, editor's dry stamp on the bottom left.
Good condition, traces of use, insolated margins (see photos). The light fernist cubist painter advised andré daven, administrator of the theatre of the fields-elysed, in Paris, to set up a show entirely performed by blacks: the famous Negro magazine (1925). It is the Paul colin artist who is responsible for making the poster. This item is in the category "art, antiques\art of xxe, contemporary\prints, engravings". The seller is "vintage-art-and-lifestyle" and is located in this country: en. This item can be shipped to the following country: whole world.-
Authenticity: original
- type: lithography
- period: xxeme and contemporary Unit quantity: 1
- support: on paper
- style: 1925
- genre: art deco
- characteristics: signed, numbered
- theme: music hall