1937 Article Maurice de Becque Louis Guichard Paris Lutetia Branwene Seine ILL5 XGKA4 The rain-god has a snout-like

The rain-god has a snout-like nose that resembles a tapir

It helped Jewish boys to develop a skill set in a particular trade such as carpentry

which were promptly stormed

This is an original 1938 monochrome rotogravure entitled Le Coin des Poètes Ravagés meaning "Poets Corner Havoc" by Honoré Daumier

Photography by John Wallace Gillies

1937 Article Maurice de Becque Louis Guichard Paris Lutetia Branwene Seine ILL5 XGKA4 The rain-god has a snout-likeThis is an original 1937 six page (3 pages, double sided) article in French "Branwne" by Louis Guichard, a tale of old Paris, illustrated by Maurice de Becque. The illustrations are bordered with silver metallic ink. (Unfortunately, our digital image does not capture metallic ink and the silver ink appears gray.) Please see all images. Period Paper is pleased to offer an exceptional and exclusive collection of original prints, articles, and covers