MAP (PACHECO, Manuel Antonio, dit), Four color lithographs illustrating Arabic proverbs, signed.
Color lithographs mounted on black canson paper, enhanced with gouache, titled in Arabic and signed in the MAP plate. French translation of the title in white letters under the plate. Three framed under glass.
Dim. lithograph: 20 x 15.7 cm; dim. total: 42 x 29.6 cm

An American humorist born in the Philippines in 1899, MAP toured the capitals of Europe and North Africa. Particularly attached to Algeria, he exhibited in Algiers in 1922 and Oran in 1924. These four plates are taken from his book SAMRAT. Proverbes arabes. Paris, Librairie de France, [circa 1925].
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MAP (PACHECO, Manuel Antonio, dit), Four color lithographs illustrating Arabic proverbs, signed. Color lithographs mounted on black canson paper, enhanced with gouache, titled in Arabic and signed in the MAP plate. French translation of the title in white letters under the plate. Three framed under glass. Dim. lithograph: 20 x 15.7 cm; dim. total: 42 x 29.6 cm An American humorist born in the Philippines in 1899, MAP toured the capitals of Europe and North Africa. Particularly attached to Algeria, he exhibited in Algiers in 1922 and Oran in 1924. These four plates are taken from his book SAMRAT. Proverbes arabes. Paris, Librairie de France, [circa 1925].

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MAP (PACHECO, Manuel Antonio, dit), Four color lithographs illustrating Arabic proverbs, signed. Color lithographs mounted on black canson paper, enhanced with gouache, titled in Arabic and signed in the MAP plate. French translation of the title in white letters under the plate. Three framed under glass. Dim. lithograph: 20 x 15.7 cm; dim. total: 42 x 29.6 cm An American humorist born in the Philippines in 1899, MAP toured the capitals of Europe and North Africa. Particularly attached to Algeria, he exhibited in Algiers in 1922 and Oran in 1924. These four plates are taken from his book SAMRAT. Proverbes arabes. Paris, Librairie de France, [circa 1925].
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