DCFA - First World War Art - Robida - ALBERT ROBIDA (1848-1926). Robida was a prolific and celebrated French artist and writer. He painted over 60.000 drawings and illustrated well over 200 books in his artist life. During the First World War, Robida's suites of lithographs and commentaries, such as Villes Martyres proved to be of prime influence within the arts community.

You are here » Home » Prints » Robida

Robida

4 items | Thumbnails | Previous page | Next page

The German Eagle holding a banner with "Kultur Krupp" surveying the destruction of Reims, with a vignette of a German Howitzer bottom right.

Click here for larger image
(larger images may take a few seconds to appear)

Artist:
ALBERT ROBIDA (1848-1926). Robida was a prolific and celebrated French artist and writer. He painted over 60.000 drawings and illustrated well over 200 books in his artist life. During the First World War, Robida's suites of lithographs and commentaries, such as Villes Martyres proved to be of prime influence within the arts community.

Ref: 1969
Medium: Lithograph
Size: 15.25in x 9.5in
Framed: No
Status: Unsigned
Provenance:
Price: £37.50 - NOW £20.00 - SOLD

Please contact us about this picture
Item
Your Name:
Your e-mail address:
Telephone:
Address:

City:
Postal Code:
Country:
For our records, are you a:
Your message or enquiry:

	DAVID COHEN FINE ART 3 Sheridan Walk Temple Fortune Lane London NW11 7UF, United Kingdom Telephone/Fax: +44 (0)20 8455 0863