jan loup (11 Ergebnisse)

Cartonnage Éditeur. Zustand: Assez bon. Jan-Loup (illustrator). In-8° carré de 28 pages (16,5x19,5 cm) paru dans la collection "Les Albums Roses", orné de charmants dessins en couleurs de Jan-Loup. Couverture défraîchie, sinon en bon état. Nous diminuerons les frais de port indiqués.

Couverture Rigide Illustrée. Zustand: Bon. Jan-Loup (illustrator). Collection "Jean-François".

Couverture souple. Zustand: Bon état. Préface de Marcel Arland. In-4 broché. Bon état d'occasion. L'univers radieux de Marc Chagall répond par sa double inspiration profane et biblique au même amour de la lumière. in-4°.

Pas de couverture. Zustand: bon. RO80124442: 1948. In-12. En feuillets. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. Fascicule de 8 pages de bandes dessinées en noir et blanc. 1ère pages en couleurs. . . . Classification Dewey : 843.064-BD périodiques.

Cartonnage Editeur. Zustand: Satisfaisant. Jan-loup (illustrator). 124 pages - cartonnage illustré - usagé mais trés correct.

Catalogue de l'exposition présentée au Centre Georges Pompidou en 1980 - un volume 19,8x24cm broché sous couverture illustrée en couleurs, 96 pages abondamment illustrées avec des textes de Robert Benayoun, Jean-Loup Passek et R.-J. Moulin et Jan Lenica - bon état - Livres.

Couverture souple. Zustand: Bon. Paris . O.P.L. . Editions Marcel Daubin . 1946 / 1947 / 1948 . Une reliure éditeur , contenant : N° 17 LE CHEVALIER JEAN / N° 29 L'AFFAIRE MORGAN / N° 30 LES YEUX QUI TUENT / N° 31 L'ENFER EST DANS LA BROUSSE / N° 35 LE SECRET DES BAKALAHARIS / N° 24 UN TRESOR S'EVADE / N° 28 LES PIRATES SOUS-MARINS / N° 21 PATRICK L'INTREPIDE / N° 36 LE SERPENT DE JADE / N° 38 TRAFIC d'OR / N° 37 MANDRIN BRIGAND DE BELLE HUMEUR / N° 18 MALEFICE SUR HANDLEY-COTTAGE / N° 39 INSPECTEUR GRAHAM EN NORVEGE / N° 33 COURSE A L'EPAVE / N° 32 L'ESPION / N° 34 JUSTICE EST FAITE . 16 REVUES de 16 pages , couvertures couleurs , dont 4 de MATHELOT . MANQUE le premier plat de la reliure , sinon trés bon état .

Original colour lithograph map (49.5 x 99.5 cm) laid onto new cloth. Very good condition. Original vintage advertising poster featuring a decorative pictorial map for Chocolate Menier (founded 1816; now part of Nestle) by the French cartoonist and illustrator J. B. Jannot (Jan Loup). Colourful map of Europe and Asia with the capital cities of various countries designed as a motoring game board for children linking the cities like a route map entitled Grand Circuit Des Capitales with images of people in traditional dress, plants, animals, farming, villages and historic buildings, as well as various different boats and ships at sea with Poseidon riding a mythical sea creature on the Atlantic Ocean and a box with a red car and green scooter in the lower left corner below the stylised title text on a banner.

No Binding. Zustand: Fine. 47x97cm. Printed in full vivid colours. Previously folded. Excellent condition. A journey through many continental European and Asian capitals is shown with typical local scenes illustrated. Some artistic licence has to be granted, however. - There was space beneath the map to fix tickets collected from Menier chocolate products, but this had been cut off and sent back to collect a price from Menier.

No Binding. Zustand: Very Good. colour printed map, separately published; folds as issued; some tiny holes in cross folds; o/e exc. cond. A most stunning promotional map of the World published for the French chocolate company Menier, centred on the Pacific and outlining a route across the globe, starting and finishing in Paris. Below the map is a table to stick on 120 coupons which could be found in selected bars of chocolate. Once completed and having solved three 'enigme' along the route, one was supposed to sent off the completed table to Menier, resulting in most maps missing the lower part. This fine example has the table still intact. Jannot aka Jan-Loup was an artist and illustrator a French magazine from the 1950s to the early 1960s, and he also designed scarves for the fashion house Hérmes. The Menier Chocolate company was founded by Jean Antoine Brutus Menier in 1816. Though not trained as a pharmacist, he sold a variety of different powders for medicinal purposes and used chocolate as an ingredient to make the medicine more palatable. In 1836, Menier was the first company to introduce blocks of chocolate, covered in greenish-yellow wrapper which became iconic for the brand. And in 1893, the company started a poster advertising campaign, created by Firmin Bouisset, showing a little girl writing the name 'Chocolat Menier' on a wall with a piece of chocolate. The company is still going strong though the Menier family withdrew from management in 1959.

No Binding. Zustand: Good. Date: 1954 // Size: 30 x 19.25 inches // Artist: Jan-loup // About the Poster: A charming vintage French travel poster printed in the 1950s designed for the Chocolate Menier company. Recently linen-backed, this poster would look absolutely amazing framed, perfect for any children's room! // The Menier Chocolate company was a chocolate manufacturing business founded in 1816 as a pharmaceutical manufacturer in Paris, France, at a time when chocolate was used as a medicinal product. The company grew throughout the 1820s to 1880s, gaining worldwide popularity. The company even exhibited at the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago where they were billed as the leading chocolate makers in the world! // Despite the Menier Chocolate company's strong brand recognition and an effective marketing of children's books utilizing the fables of Jean de la Fontaine, by the 1950s the industry leader in France was being swamped by its competitors. This poster represents one of their last promotional campaigns; the following decade (1960) they would be forced to merge with the Cacao Barry company. // This map is extremely detailed with comical scenes of explorers and animals from around the world -- definitely worth pouring over for hours on end!