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Alain Castor • Laurent Hara ALAIN CASTOR • LAURENT HARA Jeudi 26 et Vendredi 27 Avril 2012 VentePub2627042012.indd 1 02/04/12 20:54 n° 221 (Antoine de Saint Exupéry) En Couverture - Kees Van DONGEN (lot n° 228) : lettre manuscrite adressée à Monsieur Arsène Alexandre (1859 - 1937), célèbre critique d’art français, auteur de nombreux ouvrages et articles sur l’art (Rodin, Gauguin, Barye, Daumier, etc...). Fondateur du journal satirique « Le Rire » et grand témoin de la vie mondaine à Paris à son époque. Madame Marie-Hélène GRINFENDER a eu la gentillesse de nous authentifier l’aquarelle originale de Van DONGEN. 9-10-11 MAI 2012 : EXCEPTIONNELLE COLLECTION D’AFFICHES HISTORIQUES : Ventes en préparation : importante bibliothèque : - livres d’art et catalogues raisonnés - albums périodiques Art et décoration (1897 à 1904) - beaux illustrés modernes : Le Conte de Lisle, le roman de Renard illustré par Jouve, Jean Genet, Beaudelaire, Rimbaud, Ronsard, Picasso, Dubuffet, De Staël, Mazeran, Schmied, Steinlen... - thèmes : ballets Russes, musique, photographies et divers - auteurs : Léonor de ROSENTHAL, Scaron, La Fontaine... - illustrateurs : Berthomé Saint André, Gustave Doré... Collection de gravures & dessins : cartes géographiques, plans, vues d’optiques, portraits, imageries, brevets, dessins. Pieter Van Den KEERE Plan de Paris 1617 - plan en élévation 4 planches, gravé à l’eau-forte et au burin. H 410 x L 2120 mm - H 410 x L 530 mm chaque planche VentePub2627042012.indd 2 02/04/12 20:54 ALAIN CASTOR • LAURENT HARA COMMISSAIRES-PRISEURS HABILITÉS - SVV N° AGRÉMENT 2009-690 CARTES POSTALES ANCIENNES AUTOGRAPHES & DOCUMENTS TITRES DE BOURSE AFFICHES & OBJETS PUBLICITAIRES SOMMAIRE Cartes postales anciennes : n° 1 à 98 Autographes et documents : n° 99 à 378 Scripophilie : n° 379 à 442 Affiches et objets publicitaires : n° 443 à 824 Vente aux enchères publiques : Autographes Yannick LEFEBVRE Jeudi 26 Avril 2012 à 14 heures (lot 1 à 378) Consultant en documents anciens 06 13 24 43 40 Vendredi 27 Avril 2012 à 14 heures (lot 379 à 824) [email protected] Drouot Richelieu 9, Rue Drouot - 75009 Paris Scripophilie Salle N° 6 Gilbert LAMBLAUT, consultant 06 64 45 10 20 [email protected] Affiches publicitaires Expositions publiques : Alexandre ROGEON, consultant Jeudi 26 Avril 2012 de 11h à 18h 06 98 37 19 03 Vendredi 27 Avril 2012 de 11h à 12h Téléphone pendant les expositions et la vente : 01 48 00 20 06 Catalogue et photos visibles sur www. interencheres.com et www.castor-hara.com Estimations gracieuses et confidentielles sur demande à l’ étude 25, rue le Peletier 75009 Paris - Tél. 01 48 24 30 77 Télécopie 01 48 00 91 07 www. castor-hara.com - [email protected] VentePub2627042012.indd 3 02/04/12 20:54 8 - CALVADOS (14) - CANTAL (15) - Lot de 10 c.p.a. Jeudi 26 Avril 2012 MÉZIDON - la Gare, TROUVILLE - DEAUVILLE - place du Pont, LUC-SUR-MER - la Pierre à Poisson, LION SUR MER - Rue Carnot, SAINT PIERRE SUR DIVES - la Gare, CARTES POSTALES ANCIENNES VIRE - un coin du Marché, HENNEQUEVILLE - le Père Bachelet dernier survivant de la « Belle-Poule » , CAEN - la Place du Parc un jour de foire, FALAISE - la Foire aux Chevaux à la Guibray, la Vie Normande - le Marché aux Ghoux. 1 - AIN (01) - Lot de 9 c.p.a. 100/150 € CULOZ - Hôtel de la Gare, SAINT-BERNARD - Café-Restaurant Marchand, ligne du Tramway électrique de BELLEGARDE à CHÉZERYL - BELLEGARDE - Départ 9 - CANTAL (15) - Lot de 7 c.p.a. du Tramway et Gare P.-L.-M. , BOURG la Foire aux Bestiaux, 2 types bressans, Attelage auvergnat, retour des Champs, une noce auvergnate, fileuse syndicat d’Initiative de SAINT-ETIENNE-DU-BOIS (groupe de veilleurs des Cantalienne, les purs sangs du pays, nos Campagnes - le labourage, attelage Ebaudes Bressanes) et carte photo, PÉROUGES les caras Pérozards. et types auvergnats. 60/100 € 60/90 € 2 - AISNE (02) - Lot de 8 c.p.a. 10 - CHARENTE (16) - CHARENTE MARITIME (17) - 26 c.p.a. SAINT-QUENTIN - Gare du Nord - les Quais, Camp de SISSONE - Parc d’aviation, Un jour de Foire - Marché des Ouailles, JARNAC - Inauguration de l’hôpital BLÉRANCOURT Bade-u. Desinfectionsanstalt, 3 c.p.a Colonie de Vacances de Abel Guy (19 Octobre 1913) par M. Bourély, AUNAC (type du pays, 92 ans), vue GROUGIES, carte photo Lebigue - Md de Vins - Epicier à BLÉRANCOURT, M. et des Magasins A. DELAGE et Cie. - 10 et 12 - quartier de l’ Eperon - ANGOULEME, Madame Baloche Richard bourrelier à ETREILLERS. ILE D’OLÉRON - vieux Marins se chauffant au soleil à l’abri du Vent de Mer, 80/120 € RUFFEC - un Jour de Foire - Marché des Gorets, croquis de foire, types cherentais - un Marché aux Lapins - Vieux point d’thiau bêtière! .. Crés-tu pas 3 - ALLIER (03) - Lot de 12 c.p.a. qu’il est gras ! .. Ol est qu’il a la bouille, te dis! .. Si tu z’y brasse in p’tit més la MOULINS - Place aux Foires et le Plan des Bouchers, battu par sa femme et ventrée, t’es foutu d’le faire pisser dans thielle tabatière ! .. , Pour pas payé content - vieille coutume du Centre, En Bourbonnais - Nos bons Jardiniers d’droués à l’octroué, jh’met mon lapin l’fond, et mon mouchure peur dessus, un moment de répit, type du Centre - attelage Bourbonnais des environs de Vouéyon recontons-zou, veûri pas vous trompé. Ni moué tout ma mignoune. VICHY, une Bourbonnaise centenaire à GIVARLAIS (la Mère Passat née le 3 Vou convint tout autrement yat rein d’fait, « O lé mon darnié mot Bein sûr ? Février 1814), fabrique de Roues deu Bourbonnais - J.-M. Rollet à LAPALISSE, Voué. Et beun top’là », croquis de foire - Ol est qué les impôts qui nous ruinant VALLON - la Gare, BELLENAVES - Mme veuve BARDIN, âgée de 105 ans, née le ! , « Crè fi d’chétit, v’la t’in champignon qu’é mauvais ! ... - Zou criyé pas si fort, 11 Juillet 1802 et son fils âgé de 79 ans, COMMENTRY - Mineurs sortant d’une malheureux, o m’empêch’rait d’lé vende », ILE DE RÉ - LA FLOTTE - Transport galerie de la Mine, Louis COULON, né à VANDENESSE (Nièvre), LUSIGNY. des huîtres, MARENNES - Entrée du Port, ILE D’OLÉRON - Retour de Pêche « 100/150 € Qu’as-tu pêché, vieux ? - Pas grand’ chouse. Trouès ou quatre’ vhanque mou peur la fricassé », ILE D’OLÉRON - Marais Salants - Chargement d’un mulon de 4 - HAUTES-ALPES (05) - ALPES MARITIMES (06) - ARDECHE (07) - 4 c.p.a. sel, ILE D’OLÉRON - Une Mariée en coiffe du pays, ILE D’OLÉRON - Un paysan LA GRAVE - une Fileuse, CANNES - Intérieur de la Gare, dans la Montagne - avec son porc, photo de groupe, LA ROCHELLE - Pêcheurs, ILE DE RÉ - En route descente du bois, ANNONAY - Mégisseries - Ateliers de Palissoneurs. pour les champs (Ane en Culotte), ILE DE RE - SAINT-MARTIN - Embarquement 30/60 € de Forçats pour la Guyane, LA ROCHELLE - Embarquement de forçats et Récidivistes, pour Saint-Martin. 120/250 € 4 11 - CHER (18) - Lot de 6 c.p.a. VIERZON - le Marché aux légumes, SAINT-SATUR - Garage Louis Vatan, VIERZON - Place de la Gare, LEVET - Hôtel de la Croix-Blanche - L. Gaillat, le Vielleux Berrichon, SANCOINS - Marché aux fruits. 40/70 € 12 - CORRÈZE (19) - Lot de 9 c.p.a. Paysan Corrézien - TYPE DU CENTRE , la Bourrée à quatre, au pays de la chabrette - nanon, scène du centre - la Soupe du Matin, types et scènes champêtres - vieille Fileuse, LOU BOUIER - Phototypie Bessot et Guionie, Brive, une Noce à la Campagne, les troisièmes Noces - Les Novis, un coin du village Paysannes en costumes et coiffures du pays. 40/80 € 13 - CÔTE-D’OR (21) - Lot de 10 c.p.a. Foires en Morvan 10 - La Rencontre, Monseigneur DADOLLE, Evêque de Dijon (Décédé le 22 Mai 1911), funérailles de Monseigneur DADOLLE 27 Mai 1911 - Le Clergé, le Char funèbre entouré des Drapeaux de l’Union Régionale de Bourgogne, SAULIEU - un jour de foire, foires en Morvan - les lapins, types du Morvan - l’Attelage, AUXONNE - le marché des Asperges, PRECY - le Champ de Foire, le Morvan illustré - La Foire aux Porcs. n° 5 80/130 € 14 - CÔTES D’ARMOR (22) - FINISTERE (29) - ILE ET VILAINE (35) - 31 c.p.a. 5 - ARIÈGE (09) - 1 c.p.a. DINAN - au marché, la Bretagne Pittoresque - Veillée de Noël - L’ Aïeul crique Les Pyrénées Ariégeoises - Dompteurs d’Ours de l’Ariège. avec ses Petits Enfants, 3 c.p.a. CMCB, PLOUGASTEL-DAOULAS, BREST, le 40/60 € Marché aux Fraises, de BÉNODET à QUIMPER, LA POINTE DU RAZ, QUIMPER, PONT-L’ABBÉ, CONCARNEAU - la Ville Close, le vieux Tisserand de LOCRONAN, 6 - AVEYRON (12) - Lot de 7 c.p.a. LESNEVEN, Série des Industries Bretonnes, tissage de Tamis et de Cribles MILLAU - Intérieur d’une Manufacture de Gants, « L’ESTIBO » - Colonie de dans une Famille de BANNALEC, nos vieux de Bretagne, LA POINTE DU Vacances des Petits Parisiens à MUR-de-BARREZ, porteur de raisins, CRANSAC RAZ, DOUARNENEZ, en Bretagne - Chez le Perruquier de Village, Ma douce - un atelier de triage, mines de CAMPAGNAC, ROQUEFORT - Déchargement Bretagne, MOEURS ET TYPES BRETONS, Le Bief du Moulin, quelques types et réception du Fromage Frais, L’AVEYRON PITTORESQUE - Tomberont t-ils de Loups de Mer, DOUARNENEZ - Un Mariage, CANCALE - Triage des Huîtres, d’accord? , ENTRAYGUES - Un Type à part. 30/50 € FOUGÈRES - L’Auberge du Père Tacot, REDON - le Marché aux Marrons, la forêt de FOUGÈRES - Sabotiers au Travail. 7 - BOUCHES DU RHÔNE (13) - VAR (83) - 8 c.p.a. 150/220 € MARSEILLE - lavage du poisson, un marchand de coquillages, type Marseillais - Poissonnière, les Bouquetières du Cours St-Louis, Exposition Coloniale - 15 - CREUSE (23) - Lot de 19 c.p.a. Côté des Attractions (le Ballon captif), MARIGNANE - l’escavateur du Canal du Types Creusois, environs de MONTLUÇON - SAINT-MARIEN, au Pays Creusois Rhône, TOULON - Dreling ! Dreling ! Hâtez-vous, ménagères, c’est le Torpilleur - Eh ! la ! la! notre chiebro qué crévo, au pays Creusois - Y garda las auchas qui passe.
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