Al Hirschfeld - Josephine Baker in Paris

Artist: Al Hirschfeld Title: Josephine Baker Year: 2002 Dimensions: 26in. by 19in. Edition: Numbered from the limited edition of 300 Medium: Original lithograph

Artist: Al Hirschfeld Title: Josephine Baker in Paris Medium: Lithograph Art Dimensions: 26 H x 19 W inches Framed Dimensions: 32 H x 25 W inches

Artist: Al Hirschfeld Title: Josephine Baker Year: 1982 Dimensions: 20in. by 15in. Edition: Numbered from the Rare Limited Edition Medium: Etching on Paper

Artist: Al Hirschfeld Title: Josephine Baker Year: 1982 Dimensions: 20in. by 15in. Edition: Numbered from the Rare Limited Edition Medium: Etching on Paper

Artist: AL HIRSCHFELD. Medium: Lithograph. Title: Josephine Baker. Signature: Pencil signed and numbered. Size: 27x21". Reference# 31307.

JOSEPHINE BAKER, color lithograph, signed in pencil, from the numbered edition 300, sheet 26 x 19”, printed by S2 Editions with blind stamp, published by Rue Royale Fine Art, in good condition.

[BAKER, Josephine (1906-1975)]. Pair of Folies Bergere programs featuring Josephine Baker. Paris, 1926/1937. Original gilt embossed die-cut pictorial wrappers. Profusely illustrated in color and black

A vintage poster of 'Josephine Baker dans Paris mes Amours', published by J.C. Trambouze, the 50s, 39 x 60 cm

Piece of paper signed and dedicated by Josephine Baker in Paris, and dated 1937. Signed in pencil, paper is in good condition and measures 3 1/2 x 5". It reads, With best wishes from Josephine Baker.

[JOSEPHINE BAKER] ANDRE-CHARLES CARON. Josephine (Baker) Bal Negre. Paris: M. Ducelier, 1927. Lithographed poster, mounted to linen. 31 1/2 x 25 1/4in (80 x 64 cm). Some staining across the top of the

Vintage and rather rare "Casino De Paris": Josephine Baker Program. About twenty three pages of black and white photos and art of the great Josephine Baker for a production that was shown at the popul

Casino de Paris Josephine Baker Advertising by Zig Louis Gaudinis a fine art adverting poster lithograph hand pulled through a 19th century French Marinoni Voirin press on Rives BFK cotton paper. The

Hand-pulled lithograph on an antique press. Includes certificate of authenticity. Josephine Baker sashayed onto a Paris stage during the 1920s with a comic, yet sensual appeal that took Europe by stor

Caron French - M. Ducelier Publishing Paris 1927 Period Josephine Baker Au Bal Negre Color Lithograph Poster. Le 12 Fevrier 1927 a 22 heures. Signed Caron in Plate. 25" x 31.50. 29.50" x 36" Deco Fram

Striking vintage matte-finish 4 x 5.75 photo of Josephine Baker by the Harcourt Studio of Paris, signed nicely in fountain pen. In fine condition, with overall faint silvering. A gorgeous signed portr

A vintage poster inviting to the Bal Negre event in Paris, February 12, 1927. The poster depicts Josephine Baker, 1921–1975, an American-born French entertainer, and entrepreneur. Minimalist, g

Au Bal Negre 31" x 25" (sight) designed by Caron printed by M. Ducelier, Paris. This a good quality reprint.

Comprises a 1984 French issue Josephine Baker stamp/postcard, together with a paperback of Paris "Les Chansons de Paris".

AL HIRSCHFELD (1903-2003) Sweeney Todd. Illustration for the 1979 original Broadway production of "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street" at the Uris Theatre, published in The New York Times,

'THE WIZARD OF OZ' (Ray Bolger, Bert Lahr, Judy Garland & Jack Haley). pen and ink with gouache on illustration board. Signed lower right. Verso: Label from the Margo Feiden Galleries Ltd. NY, NY.

Shadowbox containing dinner jacket owned and worn by John Lennon in 1975 and an Al Hirschfield lithograph depicting the Beatles star. The bespoke black double breasted jacket, manufactured by Kaborn t

Al Hirschfeld Crow Quill pen and ink drawing, Size is 22 x 30" framed. Diana Ross "Wizard of Oz" done on Strathmore watercolor board, crescent 112 rough. This is guaranteed to be original.

Al Hirschfeld George and Gracie ink and gouache on board 16.25 h × 11.25 w in (41 × 29 cm) Signed to lower right 'Hirschfeld'. Provenance: The Margo Feiden Galler

1986; pen, ink, and gouache; signed in pencil lower right; depicting Mary Martin & Carol Channing; 25 1/2 x 19 1/2 inches