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Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condizione: Bien. Illustrations de Maurice Millière (illustratore). Literatura francesa. Texto a dos columnas. Illustrations de Maurice Millière.

Soft cover. Condizione: Near Fine. Maurice Millière (illustratore). No date (c.1910). 24 pages. Illustrated. 215x140mm. Original pictorial card covers. *Illustrated by Maurice Millière* Slight toning to covers, otherwise a near fine copy without any damage, library stamps, inscriptions or other markings. Images available on request. *** Lower than average weight - shipping charge will be reduced at processing stage of order. ***.

Couverture souple. Illustrations de Maurice Millière. (illustratore). Livre en français. Illustrations de Maurice Millière. Select-Collection N° 224. Broché. 62 pages. 17 x 24 cm. Couverture légèrement défraîchie. Littérature : 20e siècle. Livre.

Couverture souple. Couverture illustrée par Maurice Millière. (illustratore). Livre en français. Couverture illustrée par Maurice Millière. Select-Collection N° 224. Broché. 62 pages. 17 x 24 cm. Légèrement défraîchi. Select-Collection. Livre.

Couverture souple. Illustrations de Maurice Millière. (illustratore). Livre en français. Précédé d'une notice sur l'auteur. Illustrations de Maurice Millière. Collection In Extenso N° 70. Broché. 17 x 23 cm. Imprimé sur 2 colonnes. 80 pages. Couverture légèrement défraîchie. In Extenso. Livre.

Couverture souple. Illustrations de Millière. (illustratore). Livre en français. Illustrations de Millière. Collection In Extenso N° 87. Broché. 17 x 23 cm. Imprimé sur 2 colonnes. 77 pages. Papier bruni. Couverture défraîchie. In Extenso. Livre.

Couverture souple. Illustrations de Maurice Millière. (illustratore). Livre en français. Précédé d'une notice sur l'auteur. Illustrations de Maurice Millière. Collection In Extenso. N° 126. Broché. 17 x 23 cm. Imprimé sur 2 colonnes. 80 pages. 2e plat réparé. In Extenso. Livre.

Condizione: Bon état général. Coll. "Documents S", Paris, éd. Deesse, 1978, in-4, cartonnage souple, agrafé, couv. ill. coul. éd., 32 pp., nb. dessins en noir,

Couverture souple. Condizione: Comme neuf. Paris . Editions Deesse . 1978 . Broché sous couverture souple couleurs , 21 x 30 cm , de 32 pages de gravures noir & blanc . Comme neuf .

Condizione: bon état. MAURICE MILLIERE paris Willy Fischer 1932 in-8 broché une programme, broché (agraphé) blanc (paperback)grand in-octavo Editeur(27,2 x 13 cm), dos muet, couverture illustrée en couleur par MAURICE MILLIERE, toutes tranches lisses (all edges smoothes), sans pagination (6 pages dont une dépliante au centre), 1909 à Paris Bertin et Cie successeurs Editeurs, bon état Bel exemplaire.rareté.en Bon état (good condition).

. Illustrateur : MILLIERE (Maurice). (illustratore). Paris, Schneider, 1908, in-12, broché, couverture estampée à froid illustrée d'une reproduction en couleurs, reproductions d'illustrations en noir et en couleurs de MILLIERE, 4 pages. Petite brochure publiée à l'occasion de l'agrandissement des magasins de la maison Paquin, présentant les dernières créations dans une planche illustrée en couleurs par MILLIERE. Très légères usures à la couverture. Livre.

Couverture souple. Condizione: Très bon. Paris . Guillemot & Lamothe . 1938 . Edition originale : UN des 100 exemplaires Hors Commerce nominatifs , Vélin Bibliophile n° H. C. 59 . Broché grand in-8 , 16,5 x 22 cm , de 324 pages , ornées de planches N & B et couleurs . Dos oblique . Dédicace de l'AUTEUR .

Illustrated Wraps. Condizione: Very Good. Cheri Herouard; Maurice Milliere; Georges Pavis; Pierre Lissac; Armand Vallee (illustratore). First Edition. Paris: La Vie Parisienne, 1922. The March 18, 1922 Issue (60e annee, No 11). Illustrations by Cheri Herouard; Maurice Milliere; Georges Pavis; Pierre Lissac; Armand Vallee et al. Text in French. Illustrated wraps, folio (13.75" x 10.5"), 17 pp. (207 through 223 for the volume), plus covers. Slender, but large: folio size. See scans. Some cover soiling, wrinkling, wear and very small scale chips; contents sharp, bright, about Very Good overall; nice condition for this thin-but-large, fragile weekly. Glossy covers; first and last few internal pages are on newsprint, else all glossy. Rather spectacular full-page color illustrations (in every issue, in fact) by the coterie of guys who knew how to do what you see here. In the case of this issue, Cheri Herouard; Maurice Milliere; Georges Pavis; Pierre Lissac; Armand Vallee are credited for the big stuff, but some of the other very credit-worthy art is uncredited. See scans. Cute humor, from the same mood as mutoscope cards, or perhaps a bit (only a bit) more refined, yields the cover art caption: "Impertinence de Mi-Careme / Un Pied de Nez", for which I do not know the colloquial translation, for an artful depiction of a young lass about to don a mask; on the back cover, a king welcomes a brand spanking new young queen, who flirts with the old guy for her own reasons, as he gushes admiration of her. Understandably. Similar captioning throughout. Gentle titillation. Even the occasional partial nudity is rather tasteful and soft, though humorously flirtatious. All of the full page efforts are eminently frame-able, and at this time of a sensibility midway-evolved between nouveau and deco, as is much of the uncredited b&w illustration. An original - and of course first and only edition - of the 3/18/1922 issue of this memorable and long-lived French weekly offering of very soft, very artful light erotica. The captioned illustrations by the eminent "dessins" luminaries named above, and others in their clan, are what really "make" this issue (as was generally the case through the era), but cartoons, serial fiction and around-town pieces nicely compliment those. Gorgeous, oversized large color illustrations are what you collect these for. l-LNG1.

Illustrated Wraps. Condizione: Near Fine. Cheri Herouard, Georges Leonnec, Henry Fournier, Henri Avelot, Maurice Milliere, Georges Pavis (illustratore). First Edition. Paris: La Vie Parisienne, 1925. The August 22, 1925 Issue (63e annee, No 34). Illustrations by Cheri Herouard, Georges Leonnec, Henry Fournier, Henri Avelot, Maurice Milliere, Georges Pavis, others uncredited. Text in French. Illustrated wraps, folio (13.75" x 10.5"), 18 pp. Near Fine; some light soil at covers, and that's about it. An extraordinarily high grade example; not far from As New after all this time. See scans. Exceptional condition for this thin-but-large, fragile weekly. Glossy covers; first and last few internal pages are on newsprint, else all glossy. Rather spectacular full-page color illustrations (in every issue, in fact) by the coterie of guys who knew how to do what you see here. In the case of this issue, Cheri Herouard, Georges Leonnec, Henry Fournier, Henri Avelot, Maurice Milliere, Georges Pavis are credited, but some of the other (very credit-worthy) art is uncredited. See scans. Cute humor, from the same mood as mutoscope cards, or perhaps a bit (only a bit) more refined. Gentle titillation. Even the occasional partial nudity is rather tasteful and soft, though humorously flirtatious. All of the full page efforts are eminently frame-able, and at this time of a sensibility midway-evolved between nouveau and deco, as is much of the uncredited b&w illustration. An original - and of course first and only edition - of the 8/22/1925 issue of this memorable and long-lived French weekly offering of very soft, very artful light erotica. The captioned illustrations by the eminent "dessins" luminaries named above, and others in their clan, are what really "make" this issue (as was generally the case through the era), but cartoons, serial fiction and around-town pieces nicely compliment those. Gorgeous, oversized large color illustrations are what you collect these for. l-LNG1.

. Illustrateur : MILLIERE (Maurice). (illustratore). Illustrations de Maurice MILLIERE. P., Berlitz,1910, in-12, broché. Cahier publicitaire de l'école Berlitz qui, au moyen d'un récit amusant et édifiant, vante les mérites de l'apprentissage des langues étrangères. Les illustrations pleines de vie de Maurice MILLIERE accompagnent avec élégance et humour les péripéties du malheureux "monoglotte". Couverture illustrée, infimes pliures et déchirures à la couverture. Livre.

Aucune reliure. Condizione: Très bon. Maurice Millière (illustratore). Paris, Imprimerie Chaix, 1897. Dépliant (triptyque) de 27 x 37,5 cm, recto lithographié en couleurs, imprimé au verso. Programme pour le mercredi 28 avril 1897. Les trois belles planches art nouveau sont signées Maurice Millière. Bel état.

1910. Paris École Berlitz 1910 - Broché 14 cm x 21 5 cm 22 pages (non paginé) - Texte de Michel Corday ills in-texte de Maurice Millière - Bon état - Cahier publicitaire de l'école Berlitz qui au moyen d'un récit amusant et édifiant vante les mérites de l'apprentissage des langues étrangères. Bon état.

. Illustrateur : MILLIERE (Maurice). (illustratore). Illustrations de Maurice MILLIERE. Paris, Berlitz,1910, in-12, broché, relié par un cordon, couverture beige illustrée. Plaquette publicitaire de l'école Berlitz qui, au moyen d'un récit amusant et édifiant, vante les mérites de l'apprentissage des langues étrangères. Les illustrations pleines de vie de Maurice MILLIERE accompagnent avec élégance et humour les péripéties du malheureux "monoglotte". Couverture illustrée, infimes pliures et déchirures à la couverture, fines piqures sur la page de garde. Livre.

Original magazine illustration from La Vie Parisienne published Paris, 7th April 1923. 335 x 265 mm.

Charmante aquarelle originale. Signature au crayon en bas de l'aquarelle.À partir de 1917, Millière publie de grandes quantités de représentations de femmes en petite tenue : d'abord dans Fantasio (1917), puis Bagatelles, La Vie parisienne, Le Frou-frou, Le Sourire, le Gai-Paris, etc. Certainement un dessin préparatoire pour l'une des revues de mode dans lesquelles MauriceMillière s'imposera.Artiste peintre, illustrateur et lithographe français, il est l'un des inventeurs de la « petite femme de Millière, une Parisienne souriante ».Petit trou en bas à droite de l'aquarelle. Mouillure en marge supérieure. Encre de chine et aquarelle en médaillon. Feuille de 35 x 27 cm. Encadrement moderne.

Dimensions (marges incluses) : 697 x 527 mm + cadre. Grande épreuve en couleurs réalisée circa 1910, justifiée (88) et signée à la mine de plomb par l'artiste en marge inférieure. Elle figure une délicieuse danseuse venant de se voir offrir un bouquet de roses. Présentée sous cadre moderne en pichepin. ''Natif du Havre, Maurice Millière fut l'élève de Léon Bonnat à l'Ecole des Beaux-Arts et à l'Ecole des Arts décoratifs. Dessinateur du déshabillé féminin, il collabora à la Revue parisienne, Fantasio, etc. et exposa au Salon des Humoristes. Il a gravé un grand nombre de pointes-sèches en couleurs. Il fut médaillé d'or à l'Exposition coloniale de 1931''. (in Bénézit). ''Son type de femme-poupée l'a fait rechercher des journaux galants et a assuré son succès dans l'estampe et la publicité''. (Druart, cité in Osterwalder). ''Millière est le créateur d'un certain type de Parisienne ''femme souriante semblable à une poupée aux cheveux frisés''. (E. Jospeh, cité in Bailly-Herzberg). Bénézit VII, Dictionnaire des peintres, p. 423 - Osterwalder II, Dictionnaire des illustrateurs, p. 803 - Delteil II, Manuel de l'amateur d'estampes, p. 378 - Bailly-Herzberg, Dictionnaire de l'estampe en France, p. 229. Claires rousseurs affectant les marges ainsi que la composition. Du reste, très belle condition.

Condizione: Good. Color etching. Signed, dated 1913 and numbered 4. Dimensions: 25 x 40 cm (with margins). Framed and matted to 40 x 58cm.Expertise by Bernard Portheault8, rue des Pichots 41500 Mer.Maurice Millière (1871-1946) Born at Le Havre in Normandy on 12th December 1871, Millière began his art education in his home town but soon transferred to l'Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris, where he studied portraiture, life drawing and figure painting in the atelier of Leon Bonnat, whose pupils included Toulouse-Lautrec and Raoul Dufy. He also studied at l'Ecole des Arts Decoratifs. His skill as a draughtsman translated quickly into success as a cartoonist and illustrator and his brilliant interpretation of the "Modern Parisienne" soon became known as the "Petite femme de Millière". Skilfully using the technique of colour etching with drypoint, Millière created a modern woman who was coy, charming, independent and beautiful. Unconsciously erotic and quite adorable, his portrayals became known as "Femmes Poupées" (doll-women) and through them, he created the genre of boudoir art. His work was the prime inspiration for the popular "boudoir" painter and engraver, Louis Icart (1888-1950).Millière contributed to fashionable magazines of the time, including "La Vie Parisienne" and "Fantasio". He also contributed 13 illustrations to the Cornet Société, of which he was a member, between 1907 and 1939, most of them of the same woman - Fanny, who featured originally as a coy teenager and gradually developed into a voluptuous young woman.Millière's success continued to grow after the Great War of 1914-18 and he became closely involved with the welfare of children injured or orphaned during the War. He was the treasurer for Charitable Works in Montmartre, where he lived. For this, he was created Chevalier of the Legion d'Honneur. Although his art became somewhat more restrained and less overtly erotic, he continued to work steadily and in various media. He also illustrated several books, including works by Gyp and Maurice Vaucaire. He travelled and worked in the French colonies, including Martinique.Millière developed into an establishment artist and he exhibited widely, at commercial galleries and at the Paris Salon as well as the Salon des Humoristes and l'Exposition Coloniale, where he was a gold medallist in 1931, when he was 59.Millière died at the age of 74, in 1946.

Condizione: Good. Color etching signed in pencil lower right and numbered 43. Dimensions: 44.5 x 60.5 cm. Framed ad matted to 75 x 90cm.Femme au singe, aquatinte, signée en bas à droite et numérotée 43 .Expertise by Bernard Portheault8, rue des Pichots 41500 Mer.Maurice Millière (1871-1946) Born at Le Havre in Normandy on 12th December 1871, Millière began his art education in his home town but soon transferred to l'Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris, where he studied portraiture, life drawing and figure painting in the atelier of Leon Bonnat, whose pupils included Toulouse-Lautrec and Raoul Dufy. He also studied at l'Ecole des Arts Decoratifs. His skill as a draughtsman translated quickly into success as a cartoonist and illustrator and his brilliant interpretation of the "Modern Parisienne" soon became known as the "Petite femme de Millière". Skilfully using the technique of colour etching with drypoint, Millière created a modern woman who was coy, charming, independent and beautiful. Unconsciously erotic and quite adorable, his portrayals became known as "Femmes Poupées" (doll-women) and through them, he created the genre of boudoir art. His work was the prime inspiration for the popular "boudoir" painter and engraver, Louis Icart (1888-1950).Millière contributed to fashionable magazines of the time, including "La Vie Parisienne" and "Fantasio". He also contributed 13 illustrations to the Cornet Société, of which he was a member, between 1907 and 1939, most of them of the same woman - Fanny, who featured originally as a coy teenager and gradually developed into a voluptuous young woman.Millière's success continued to grow after the Great War of 1914-18 and he became closely involved with the welfare of children injured or orphaned during the War. He was the treasurer for Charitable Works in Montmartre, where he lived. For this, he was created Chevalier of the Legion d'Honneur. Although his art became somewhat more restrained and less overtly erotic, he continued to work steadily and in various media. He also illustrated several books, including works by Gyp and Maurice Vaucaire. He travelled and worked in the French colonies, including Martinique.Millière developed into an establishment artist and he exhibited widely, at commercial galleries and at the Paris Salon as well as the Salon des Humoristes and l'Exposition Coloniale, where he was a gold medallist in 1931, when he was 59.Millière died at the age of 74, in 1946.

. Illustrateur : MILLIERE (Maurice). (illustratore). Eau-forte en couleurs signée en bas à droite sous le coup de plaque, (1920), 34 x 45,5 cm. Peintre, graveur et illustrateur, Maurice MILLIERE (Le Havre 1871 - 1946) termine ses études secondaires à l'Ecole des Beaux-Arts du Havre. En 1889, il se rend à Paris et poursuit son cursus à l'École des Arts Décoratifs et à l'École des Beaux-Arts. Artiste apprécié au talent reconnu, il a inspiré Alberto Vargas (1896 - 1982). Illustrateur prolifique, Maurice MILLIERE crée des images utilisées dans des magazines tels que La Vie Parisienne et Fantasio, sur des cartes postales, des affiches, des menus et des emballages de produits. Son succès le conduit à exposer au Salon des Artistes Français et au Salon des Humoristes. En 1931, il obtient une médaille d'or à l'Exposition Coloniale. Deux trous d'épingles dans la partie supérieure, infimes marques. Oeuvre originale.

Paris, Librairie de l'Estampe, 1920. In-8 oblong, 20 planches, sous portefeuille demi-toile à rabats (portfolio : un peu frotté, lacets cassés). 20 jolies compositions de nus féminins nonchalants (dont une en maillots de bains) en bistre et couleurs, très bien reproduites. Agréable exemplaire. * Curiosa, Erotica. * Voir photographies / See pictures. * Membre du SLAM et de la LILA / ILAB Member. La librairie est ouverte du lundi au vendredi de 14h à 19h. Merci de nous prévenir avant de passer,certains de nos livres étant entreposés dans une réserve.

. Illustrateur : MILLIERE (Maurice). (illustratore). Fusain et aquarelle sur carton, signé au dos au stylo, 60 x 46,5 cm., encadré. (1920). Peintre, graveur et illustrateur, contemporain de Louis ICART (1880-1950), Maurice MILLIERE (Le Havre 1871 - 1946) termine ses études secondaire à l'Ecole des Beaux-arts du Havre. En 1889, il se rend à Paris et poursuit son cursus à à l'École des Arts Décoratifs et à l'École des Beaux-Arts. Artiste apprécié au talent reconnu, il a inspiré Alberto Vargas (1896 - 1982). Illustrateur prolifique, Maurice MILLIERE crée des images utilisées dans des magazines tels que La Vie Parisienne et Fantasio, sur des cartes postales, des affiches, des menus et des emballages de produits. Son succès le conduit à exposer au Salon des Artistes Français et au Salon du Humoristes. En 1931 à l'Exposition Coloniale il obtient une médaille d'or. L'oeuvre de Maurice MILLIERE est intimiste, cette aquarelle en est un bel exemple. Une femme, le buste dénudé est assise face au dossier d'une bergère, un châle bleu sur les genoux. Elle tient dans ses mains délicates un masque d'homme. Une conversation intime et secrète a lieu dans ce boudoir. Déchirures et piqûres marginales, usure transversale. Oeuvre originale.