Draner Jules Jean Georges Renard (16 results)

"7th Regt. of New-York" high-quality facsimile in giclée print with white border on 250g Schwarzwaldmühle art print cardboard (30x21cm) based on a lithograph by Renard published in Paris in 1865.

"New York Fire Brigade" high-quality facsimile in giclée print with white border on 250g Schwarzwaldmühle art print cardboard (30x21cm) based on a lithograph by Renard published in Paris in 1865.

First edition. Complete. Hardback folder with a repeat of the title page tipped onto the front board. The Front and rear boards are detached, and there is no spine. A little rubbing to the edges, and staining to the rear board. Inside are the title plus 31 plates. (Complete) Plate 12 shows a balloonist attempting to relieve the siege. Some darkening to the illustration. Inside, the 32 hand coloured sheets are in very good condition. There is a little darkening to the title sheet, and slight handling to the edges of the sheets, but overall in very nice shape. The title has a tear and a couple of small nicks repaired with archival tape. Caricatures of life in Paris during the siege of Paris in 1870/71. 340 by 255mm (13½ by 10 inches). .…

First edition. Complete. Hardback folder with cloth spine. The front board has a copy of the title pasted down. Inside are the title plus 31 plates. (Complete). The binding has loss to one corner, and loss of some surface cloth to the spine. loss to the corners of the front cover illustration. Some darkening to the illustration. Inside, the 32 hand coloured sheets are in very good condition. There is a little darkening to the title sheet, and slight handling to the edges of the sheets, but overall in very nice shape. A couple of the sheets have a small Viennese bookshop stamp to the verso. Caricatures of life in Paris during the siege of Paris in 1870/71. 340 by 255mm (13½ by 10 inches). .…

First edition - an original sketch / caricature believed to be signed and drawn by Renard / Draner. Entitled "Croquades Liégeoises No 49" to the top of the sketch, this is drawn in pencil and signed ink, with the title and text below in black ink. Below the image is written "Le Musée Anatomique" with two lines of accompanying text. It is a good, clean image, with a touch of foxing / marking only. Now framed under an olive green passe partout and plastic protective cover. This has been professionally framed, and so is sealed to the edges. As a result we haven't been able to examine the page outside of the mount. Sketch is 27cm x 19.5cm. Mount is 34.5cm x 27cm. Two academic gentlemen stand in front of a crowd. They state "The Anatomical Museum -- Oh, come on! What's gotten into him? - My dear Chet, we're wrong to come here and learn about dinner?" Jules Renard (1833-1926), known by the pseudonym Draner, was a Belgian painter, illustrator and caricaturist. Born in Liege, he moved to Paris in 1861. He became known for his military caricatures and his work as a costume designer for theatre and opera houses in Paris. He died in Paris in 1926 at the age of 92. …

First edition - an original sketch / caricature believed to be signed and drawn by Renard / Draner. Entitled "L'Exposition du cercle artistique No. 5" to the top of the sketch, this is drawn in pencil and signed ink, with the title and text below in black ink. It is a good, clean image, with a touch of foxing / marking only. Now framed under an olive green passe partout and plastic protective cover. This has been professionally framed, and so is sealed to the edges. As a result we haven't been able to examine the page outside of the mount. Sketch is 27cm x 19.5cm. Mount is 34.5cm x 27cm. A discarded basket is surrounded by flies and spider's webs. The commentary below states that this is a strange approach to the subject, but in good faith! Jules Renard (1833-1926), known by the pseudonym Draner, was a Belgian painter, illustrator and caricaturist. Born in Liege, he moved to Paris in 1861. He became known for his military caricatures and his work as a costume designer for theatre and opera houses in Paris. He died in Paris in 1926 at the age of 92.…

First edition - an original sketch / caricature believed to be signed and drawn by Renard / Draner. Entitled "Croquades Liégeoises No 52" to the top of the sketch, this is drawn and signed in pencil, with the title and text below in black ink. It is a good, clean image, with a touch of foxing / marking only. Now framed under an olive green passe partout and plastic protective cover. This has been professionally framed, and so is sealed to the edges. As a result we haven't been able to examine the page outside of the mount. Sketch is 27cm x 19.5cm. Mount is 34.5cm x 27cm. The image shows Orpheus playing his lyre to a jury, who are not looking particularly impressed. "Which proves that Orpheus couldn't soften the hearts of others." Jules Renard (1833-1926), known by the pseudonym Draner, was a Belgian painter, illustrator and caricaturist. Born in Liege, he moved to Paris in 1861. He became known for his military caricatures and his work as a costume designer for theatre and opera houses in Paris. He died in Paris in 1926 at the age of 92. …

First edition - an original sketch / caricature believed to be signed and drawn by Renard / Draner. Entitled "Croquades Liégeoises No 36" to the top of the sketch, this is drawn and signed in pencil, with the title and text below in black ink. It is a good, clean image, with a touch of foxing / marking only. Now framed under an olive green passe partout and plastic protective cover. This has been professionally framed, and so is sealed to the edges. As a result we haven't been able to examine the page outside of the mount. Sketch is 27cm x 19.5cm. Mount is 34.5cm x 27cm. The image shows a man visiting a house. Under the title "Distribution of the prize for Cleanliness" is the conversation: "Dear friend, we have come to award you the cleanliness prize that.", "Exceuse me gentlemen, but first try your feet on a doormat." Jules Renard (1833-1926), known by the pseudonym Draner, was a Belgian painter, illustrator and caricaturist. Born in Liege, he moved to Paris in 1861. He became known for his military caricatures and his work as a costume designer for theatre and opera houses in Paris. He died in Paris in 1926 at the age of 92. …

First edition - an original sketch / caricature believed to be signed and drawn by Renard / Draner. Entitled "Croquades Liégeoises No 34" to the top of the sketch, this is drawn and signed in pencil, with the title and text below in black ink. It is a good, clean image, with a touch of foxing / marking only. Now framed under an olive green passe partout and plastic protective cover. This has been professionally framed, and so is sealed to the edges. As a result we haven't been able to examine the page outside of the mount. Sketch is 27cm x 19.5cm. Mount is 34.5cm x 27cm. The image shows two men in their Sunday best, taking a stroll. Below is written "Your tailor and your shoemaker are here today." Jules Renard (1833-1926), known by the pseudonym Draner, was a Belgian painter, illustrator and caricaturist. Born in Liege, he moved to Paris in 1861. He became known for his military caricatures and his work as a costume designer for theatre and opera houses in Paris. He died in Paris in 1926 at the age of 92. …

First edition - an original sketch / caricature believed to be signed and drawn by Renard / Draner. Entitled "Croquades Liégeoises No 13" to the top of the sketch, this is drawn and signed in pencil, with the title and text below in black ink. It is a good, clean image, with a touch of foxing / marking only. Now framed under an olive green passe partout and plastic protective cover. This has been professionally framed, and so is sealed to the edges. As a result we haven't been able to examine the page outside of the mount. Sketch is 27cm x 19.5cm. Mount is 34.5cm x 27cm. The image shows a man in military uniform, wearing a bicorne hat with the word "conseil" on it. He is looking sceptically over his shoulder where an image shows "interieur" and a purse (?) over the words "Seance ou Zjaoul" (?) To the bottom is the line "Effet de la formation du Nouveau cabinet sur le Conseil communal ou notre ville." This is probably referring to the 1857 Belgian general election which was held on 10 December 1857 and was the first full general election since 1848. It was called by royal order dissolving the Chamber of Representatives. Before the election, Liberals held a majority in the Senate, and Catholics held a majority in the Chamber of Representatives. The election resulted in a victory for the Liberal Party, which won 70 out of 108 seats in the Chamber of Representatives, gaining a majority in both chambers of parliament. Charles Rogier became both the premier and the Interior minister (perhaps referenced with the word "Interieur" to the top). Jules Renard (1833-1926), known by the pseudonym Draner, was a Belgian painter, illustrator and caricaturist. Born in Liege, he moved to Paris in 1861. He became known for his military caricatures and his work as a costume designer for theatre and opera houses in Paris. He died in Paris in 1926 at the age of 92. …

A lovely copy of this hand coloured lithograph abstracted from Draner's Types Militaires. It shows a member of the Belgian civil guard, fishing in his uniform, holding an attractive green umbrella. The print itself is clean and bright, signed in the plate to the lower right hand side. The surrounding card is a little darkened with light foxing, some staining to the top edge and some small edge wear. Slight repair to one edge. Image is 29cm x 20cm. Plate is 44.5cm x 31cm. First edition. .…

Imp. Coulboeuf, Paris, (1871). 48 und 21 (inklusive 1 Titel), original Halbleinen-Mappen mit aufgezogenen illustrierten Deckeltiteln, quart, (5 Tafeln mit großen Randausrissen/einige Läsuren/etwas fleckig)---- Text französisch - 982 Gramm.

Coloured title-page and 31 hand-coloured paltes. 1 vols. 4to. Green illustrated boards, quite damaged. Plates clean Coloured title-page and 31 hand-coloured paltes. 1 vols. 4to.

Blattmasse je ca.: 32,5 x 25 cm. Rote Leinenmappe (wahrscheinlich nicht original) mit aufmontiertem lithografierten Titel, mit 31 lithografierten und kolorierten Tafeln und einer lithografierten und kolorierten Titeltafel. Die Blätter von Jules Jean Georges Draner (Anagramm Renard - 1833-1926) sind alle jeweils um unteren Bildrand im Stock signiert. Karikaturen aus dem Leben in Paris während der Belagerung von Paris 1870/71. - Thieme Becker 9, 540. AKL29, 321. - Die stark angeränderten und an den Rändern gebräunten Blätter sind sind überwiegend randfleckig, einige wenige Blätter mit Flecken in der Abbildung. Wenige Blätter haben kleine Lochspuren. Trotz der genannten Mängel bestechen die Zeichnungen vor allem durch die detail- und farbenreichen Kostüme der dargestellten Personen.…

Kolor. Titelblatt und 31 kolor. lithogr. Tafeln. Lose in Originalmappe mit montiertem, wdh. Titelblatt. Reste von Bindebändern. Folio (262:338 mm). Mappenwerk des belgischen Zeichners und Karikaturisten Draner (Anagramm für Renard; 1833-1926), der ab 1861 in Paris lebte und neben seiner Arbeit für diverse Zeitschriften auch Theater- und Opernkostüme entwarf und mehrere Alben mit Bildern zum Militärleben veröffentlichte. "Draner interessiert sich stofflich vor allem für das Militär" (Thieme/B.). Die Tafeln zeigen die verschiedenen Soldaten der französischen Armee um 1870 ("Officier de Turcos", "Dragons", "Artillerie", "Chasseur d'Afrique" etc.). - Die Mappe leicht bestoßen; Titel und Ränder gering gebräunt bzw. vereinzelt unbedeutend fleckig. - Vgl. Thieme/Becker IX, 540.…

Bureau de L'Éclipse, Paris, (1871). 2 Blatt, Tafel 1-31, Tafel 1-25, 30 und 31, Pappmappe mit aufgezogenem Deckeltitel, quart, (alle Seiten und Einbanddeckel lose/Blätter teils mit Randläsuren und einigen größeren Fehlstellen/berieben/bestoßen/fleckig/gebräunt)---- Text französisch - 746 Gramm.