Jacques Villon (Gaston Duchamp, known as) (1875–1963) 
A set of 7 prints: 
The Zemgani Family. 1906. Etching and drypoint. 290 x 230 mm. Ginestet and Pouillon 159 bis. An exceptional collection of proofs and stage breakdowns, from the 1st to the 5th state, on laid paper, annotated and signed in pencil. A proof of the 5th state printed in red chalk; the proof of the 1st state features, on the lower half of the sheet, a proof of a subject (“Reclining Nude Woman”) engraved in drypoint after Willette, and on the reverse, another trial proof of the 1st state. Ginestet and Pouillon 160. Waterstains, soiling, and various spots.

Provenance: Michel Romand (1929–2013), great-grandson of Edmond Sagot (1857–1917).
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Lot no. 167

Jacques Villon (Gaston Duchamp, known as) (1875–1963) A set of 7 prints: The Zemgani Family. 1906. Etching and drypoint. 290 x 230 mm. Ginestet and Pouillon 159 bis. An exceptional collection of proofs and stage breakdowns, from the 1st to the 5th state, on laid paper, annotated and signed in pencil. A proof of the 5th state printed in red chalk; the proof of the 1st state features, on the lower half of the sheet, a proof of a subject (“Reclining Nude Woman”) engraved in drypoint after Willette, and on the reverse, another trial proof of the 1st state. Ginestet and Pouillon 160. Waterstains, soiling, and various spots. Provenance: Michel Romand (1929–2013), great-grandson of Edmond Sagot (1857–1917).

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€800 - €1,000
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Jacques Villon (Gaston Duchamp, known as) (1875–1963) A set of 7 prints: The Zemgani Family. 1906. Etching and drypoint. 290 x 230 mm. Ginestet and Pouillon 159 bis. An exceptional collection of proofs and stage breakdowns, from the 1st to the 5th state, on laid paper, annotated and signed in pencil. A proof of the 5th state printed in red chalk; the proof of the 1st state features, on the lower half of the sheet, a proof of a subject (“Reclining Nude Woman”) engraved in drypoint after Willette, and on the reverse, another trial proof of the 1st state. Ginestet and Pouillon 160. Waterstains, soiling, and various spots. Provenance: Michel Romand (1929–2013), great-grandson of Edmond Sagot (1857–1917).
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