An Original Belgian Lithographed Exhibition Poster by Anna de Weert For The Ghent

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An Original Belgian Lithographed Exhibition Poster by Anna de Weert For The Ghent "cercle artistique et litteraire" 15-26 January 1899Origin: Belgium Period: Late 19th Century Provenance: Unknown Date: 1899 Height: 43 inches Width: 32. 5 inches Depth: 1 inch Printed in yellow, brown, and red tones, depicting a lady (probably the important Luminist artist Anna De Weert) standing on a path, wearing a cloak and bonnet, gazing at a figure of Christ on a Cross attached to a tree trunk, with a line of trees and the spires of Ghent in silhouette on the horizon. The splendidly designed text

303 Fifth Avenue is one of the tallest “skyscrapers” in New York when it opens for business in 1909

as well as small ones and a multitude of prayer mats

this piece uses a four-colour palette in tremendously effective form

(as we see here) though seldom red

this highly rated film stars the rather gorgeous Jean Seberg as Cecile

circa 1780

yet attractive

Of an elegant circular form

the scarves of the driver and passenger flapping in the wind behind them

Box Depth: 9 inches

On one side of the davenport is a bank of four drawers

It is dedicated to Saint Peter and Saint Paul