Marius Moreau (34 results)

Couverture souple. Condition: Bon. Lucien Boucher, Wagncovitch, Maurice Cloche, Jean-Claude Fourneau, Luc-Albert Moreau, etc. (illustrator). Edition originale. In-4 (à pagination multiple) ; broché de l'éditeur. Contient : dessin inédit de Lucien Boucher, "la danse des poignards" par Wagncovitch, photographie par Maurice Cloche, dessin de Jean-Claude Fourneau, lithographie de Luc-Albert Moreau, etc. Petites salissures et tâches dans les marges, un coin de page collé et déchiré.

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. (Image present to each side of the paper.) --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in poor to fair condition overall. There is a closed tear in the right portion of the paper with paper at verso to mend. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor was completed by Marius Moreau and is from the production catalog for Leon Pouplard Faience Manufactory. The watercolors were completed in France in the early 1900s. --- Marius was the son of Auguste Moreau, the loyal foreman for the company. Marius was a decorator and modeler. He work for the Pouplard firm until 1929. --- Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, specialists in Malicorne faience, highlight the major importance of the drawings he produced: âThese hundreds of watercolors on Canson paper, of exceptional quality, allow for cross-referencing of forms, but above all of decorative motifs, and are of the utmost interest in identifying the range of pieces that the Plat d'Eà tain manufactory was capable of producing. Numerous objects inspired by rustic 18th-century decoration, but also many others drawing from prestigious centers, are presented here, and the variety of production achieved by LeÌon Pouplardâs workshops demonstrates the progress made since the end of the 19th century.â (Alain Champion and Gilles Kervella, Là on Pouplard (PBx), faà encier à Malicorne, 2002 --- The work is in fair to good condition overall. There may be some minor discoloration or handling present due to the large nature of the plates. There may be some old paper repairs to verso. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 25 1/2" by 20" (Fold Out).