Ludwig Bemelmans – Enormous Framed 45" Casein, Watercolor, Ink and Gouache Painting on Board, "Rue de Buci Paris"
LUDWIG BEMELMANS, (AMERICAN 1895-1962)
Casein, Watercolor, Ink and Gouache on Board
FRAMED TO 45" X 32", SIGNED LOWER RIGHT, TITLED AND DATED LOWER LEFT
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Ludwig Bemelmans – Framed Oil Painting on Board, "Antibes" and "The Old Port and the Arche De Noe"
LUDWIG BEMELMANS, (AMERICAN 1895-1962)
Oil and Watercolor on Board
FRAMED TO 28.5" X 23.5"
23.5″ X 19″ (Sight)
SIGNED LOWER RIGHT, AND INSCRIBED "THE OLD PORT AND THE ARCHE DE NOE ALONG TOP EDGE
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Ludwig Bemelmans – Framed ORIGINAL ART PROMOTING COLOR TV, "A TALE OF TWO GLIMPS" Set of Two Large Original Published Goache Paintings for the Book
LUDWIG BEMELMANS, (AMERICAN 1895-1962)
A remarkable pair of two large original FINAL PUBLISHED gouache paintings by Bemelmans FEATUREING A LANDMARK MOMENT IN TECHNOLOGY, , THE USHERING IN OF COLOR TV. This pair of paintings, used for "A Tale of Two Glimps", was published in 1946 by CBS as a LANDMARK promotion to advocate the advantages of color TV (over black and white). These pieces are extraordinary and important earmarking of a significant moment in technology of the time! The book is a story of two rabbit-like "Glimps", one who lives in a black and white world, the other who lives in a color world, the story playfully argues for the dramatic advantage of color television. The two "glimps" - singular creatures whose varying perceptions (glimpses...) of their worlds provide them their name - each have a television set. One has color, the other has black-and-white. It is not hard to imagine which has the better life, and which set CBS was trying to advocate in this scarce promotional work by Bemelmans. More Info »
Ludwig Bemelmans – Framed Gouache Painting on Board, "Plaza Fountain"
LUDWIG BEMELMANS, (AMERICAN 1895-1962)
Gouache on Board
Framed to 26" X 22.5"
SIGNED LOWER RIGHT
A Stunning Original Gouache painting by Ludwig Bemelmans (see bio below), titled "PLAZA FOUNTAIN". This adorable piece depicts a classic European fountain often found in cobblestone plazas
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Madeline And The Gypsies - Ludwig Bemelmans, With Original Drawing of Madeline, Miss Clavel, The Girls and Bemelmans (shown to the front left)
Simon And Schuster, New York 1959.
First edition, First Printing: A spectacular copy with a large full page original highly detailed drawing by Ludwig Bemelmans of Madeline, Miss Clavel, the girls all dressed in their hats and school uniforms, and most unique, Ludwig Bemelmans drew himself to the front of the art, dressed in a santa suit carrying a briefcase labeled with his initials (L.B), and "Propositions". Signed and inscribed by Bemelmans "To Uncle Henry, Here we go again, Ludwig". In the background Bemelmans drew a plane labeled "S.S Payola", the boarding ramp consisting of stairs and a stewardess. An immensely elaborate presentation drawing to Henry Sell, the Editor of Town & Country Magazine in the 1950s. The value of this copy is in the large detailed art and the important association More Info »
Ludwig Bemelmans – Large Framed Watercolor Painting "High World"
LUDWIG BEMELMANS, (AMERICAN 1898-1962)
Large Watercolor with Gouache
FRAMED TO 24.25" X 21.25"
Original Charming Large Watercolor Painting titled "High World". SIGNED lower right by Bemelmans, "Bemelmans" who included a handwritten annotation "High World"
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Ludwig Bemelmans – Framed Watercolor, "Violinist Serenading"
LUDWIG BEMELMANS, (AMERICAN 1895-1962)
Watercolor and Ink on Paper
FRAMED TO 19" X 17", Signed Lower Right More Info »
Ludwig Bemelmans – Original Watercolor Painting Of A Woman With A Papoose
LUDWIG BEMELMANS, (AMERICAN 1898-1962)
WATERCOLOR ON PAPER, FRAMED TO DIMENSIONS OF 17" X 14"
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Ludwig Bemelmans – Original Watercolor Painting of The Poodle From "Father Dear Father"
LUDWIG BEMELMANS, (AMERICAN 1898-1962)
WATERCOLOR ON PAPER, 8.5″ X 5.5″ (Sight)
FRAMED TO DIMENSIONS OF 17.5" X 14"
SIGNED LOWER MIDDLE
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