KUPKA Frantiek (after) (1871-1957) - COCORICO, 3rd year, n°28 of March 1st, 1900. In-4. Copy in good condition with a beautiful cover in colors illustrated by Frantisek Kupka. Edited by Paul Boutigny, 9 rue Say, in Paris. Bi-monthly satirical magazine created by Paul Boutigny (1854-1929). A particularity of the publication was to support "Art nouveau". Paul Émile Boutigny, a French military painter, created the art magazine Cocorico in 1899. He called upon the greatest artists available and put at their disposal all imaginable lithographic techniques. This produced artistic rarities and sometimes unusual masterpieces. 30 x 24 cm. Condition A (slight traces of handling, good general condition).
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KUPKA Frantiek (after) (1871-1957) - COCORICO, 3rd year, n°28 of March 1st, 1900. In-4. Copy in good condition with a beautiful cover in colors illustrated by Frantisek Kupka. Edited by Paul Boutigny, 9 rue Say, in Paris. Bi-monthly satirical magazine created by Paul Boutigny (1854-1929). A particularity of the publication was to support "Art nouveau". Paul Émile Boutigny, a French military painter, created the art magazine Cocorico in 1899. He called upon the greatest artists available and put at their disposal all imaginable lithographic techniques. This produced artistic rarities and sometimes unusual masterpieces. 30 x 24 cm. Condition A (slight traces of handling, good general condition).
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