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PAI-LVII: RARE POSTERS SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2012 AT 11AM VIEWING: FRIDAY, APRIL 20 to SATURDAY, MAY 5 MON-FRI: 9-5; SAT-SUN: 11-6 at the INTERNATIONAL POSTER CENTER 601 West 26th Street, Suite 1370, NYC (between 11th & 12th Avenues) T: (212) 787-4000 F: (212) 604-9175 E: info@posterauctions.com www.posterauctions.com This sale is organized by Mr. Jack RENNERT and Ms. Terry SHARGEL. This catalogue is edited by Ms. Angelina LIPPERT and designed by Mr. James MCCOBB. For more information on this sale, as well as to place bids if unable to attend, please contact Ms. Terry Shargel. POSTER AUCTIONS INTERNATIONAL, INC.
PAI-LVII: RARE POSTERS CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS AUTOMOBILES 1 - 59 AVIATION 60 - 93 Events 60 - 68 Airlines 69 - 93 TENNIS IMAGES 94 - 112 INTERNATIONAL POSTERS 113 - 570 BOOKS & PERIODICALS 571 - 575 Selected Index Page 212 Bibliography Page 213 Conditions of Sale Page 219 CONDITIONS OF SALE We call your attention to the Conditions of Sale printed at the end of the book. Those bidding at this sale should familiarize themselves with the terms contained therein. OUR NEXT SALE We are pleased to announce that the PAI-LVIII sale of RARE POSTERS, devoted entirely to American Posters, will be held on Thursday, September 6, 2012. Consignments are accepted until May 15, 2012. BID WITH CONFIDENCE - EVEN IF YOU CANNOT ATTEND If you cannot attend the auction of May 6, please use the Order Bid Form provided. �� Note that all illustrations in this book are of items being sold — we never use stock photos. “The Grand Prix of Monaco is the most glamorous, prestigious and famous of the Formula One races, the highest level of automobile racing events in the world. Its picturesque setting in Monaco, Europe’s most elite playground, is a near-perfect place I am most grateful to the many individuals who have given their for a contest of speed and courage. From many vantage points the cars are in full view of spectators for two-thirds of the circuit. full support and assistance to us in the preparation of this RARE The course, which has remained unaltered for the most part over the years, runs through the quaint streets of Monte Carlo, POSTERS (PAI-LVII) sale. First and foremost, our thanks to the around hairpin turns and along hair-raising cliffs and spectacular coastal roads” (Monaco, p. 7). 99 consignors in 18 states and 10 foreign countries who entrusted �� Our staff has been materially helpful in all aspects of this auction, and I wish especially to single out my associate, Ms. Terry Shargel. Our editorial staff was headed once again by Ms. Angelina Lippert, assisted by Ms. Jaime Taylor. Mr. James McCobb was in charge of production and design. Helping with many of the administrative aspects were Ms. Julie Press, Mr. Xavier Serbones, and Mr. Angelo Carabello. And, as always, I’m most grateful for the personal support and endless patience of Barbara Rennert. The printing of this book was again in the hands of the GHP �� shown by its staff, most notably Mr. Wayne Bruno and Ms. Linda Murray. Absentee Bid Order Form Page 224 To all of them and to all others who offered help, suggestions, and encouragement, many thanks. �� Jack Rennert © 2012 Poster Auctions International, Inc. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America ISBN 978-1-929530-42-7 Jack Rennert - License 0797440 ROBERT FALCUCCI (1900-1989) 1. Monaco Grand Prix 1930. �� 3 In bold sunset hues, this gripping design by Falcucci for the �� in./78.7 x 118.8 cm second running of the Monaco Grand Prix is arguably one of Imp. Monégasque, Monte-Carlo the best created for the event. As the poster for the inaugural Cond A-/Very slight tears at bottom edge. Framed. �� for the competition. While the leading car is unnamed, the �� Est: $12,000-$15,000 1
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Page 36 and 37: C. BOOST 187. Beau-Rivage / Ping Po
Page 38 and 39: LEONETTO CAPPIELLO (1875-1942) 202.
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Page 48 and 49: 252 251 A.M. CASSANDRE (Continued)
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284 Imp. Watelet, Paris Cond B-/Res
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293 292 294 PIERRE COMMARMOND (1897
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304 GEORGES DORIVAL (1879-1968) 303
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314 316 315 317 314. Philips. ca. 1
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328 329 330 330. Exposition Univers
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341 342 343 341. Suzy Deguez. 1905.
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354 355 356 SAMUEL HENCHOZ (1905-19
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SHMUEL KATZ (1926-2010) 369. Hashom
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379 380 382 HERMANN KOSEL (1896-198
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393 395 PRIVAT LIVEMONT(Continued)
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403 405 BURKHARD MANGOLD (1873-1950
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415 417 418 GEORGES MEUNIER (1869-1
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430. Chocolate Amatller. 1898. 12 1
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435. Dawn & Dusk. 1899. 3 ��
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445 443. Leslie Carter. 1908. 31 1
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465 463 OLSKY 463. Chapeaux Mossant
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476 477 479 480 478 481 M. PELTIER
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503. Ballet und Pantomime. 1920. 15
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512. Laren. 1918. 21 1 �2��
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520 521 522. Les Chats. ca. 1909. 9
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LOUIS TAUZIN (ca. 1845-1914) 530. L
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TOULOUSE-LAUTREC (Continued) 538 53
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TOULOUSE-LAUTREC (Continued) 546. L
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ALEARDO VILLA (1865-1906) 557. Ciga
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ZIG (Contined) 569. Jane Marnac / P
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BIBLIOGRAPHY (Continued) BIBLIOGRAP
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BIBLIOGRAPHY (Continued) CONDITIONS
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