1920s Original French Art Deco Poster, Tonton Bonbon - J. Duche original Another poster advertizing the singer

Another poster advertizing the singer as "le chanteur comique de Paris" was recently estimated to be worth between 2500 and 3000 (*Poster Auctions International

He joined in the early group ventures such as printmaking

Like Toulouse-Lautrec after him

Guillaume (first name unknown)

The Restaurant Weber seems to have a been a popular hangout for the new intellectual class of literature lovers and artists in early 20th century Paris

1920s Original French Art Deco Poster, Tonton Bonbon - J. Duche original Another poster advertizing the singerDate: 1920's Size: 7 x 8 inches (on a sheet of 12. 5 x 14 inches) Artist: Duche, Jeanne About The Poster: Pochoir is the French word for stenciling, a form of coloring pictures that dates to a thousand years ago in China. It was introduced to commercial publishing in France in the late 1800s, and there it had its most exquisite expression. The pochoir process would use from 20 to 250 different stencils applied to a black and white collotype print from