Draner Types Military Pl 36 États-Unis d'Amérique Paris 19x15 Antique 1863
Offered is a charming and visually engaging 19th-century French military lithograph by Draner (Jules Renard, known professionally as Draner) titled “États-Unis d’Amérique — Chasseurs à Pied” from the celebrated Types Militaires series.
This humorous military genre scene depicts an American infantry soldier enjoying refreshment inside a saloon, complete with period signs for “Lager Beer Saloon,” “Old Bourbon Whiskey,” and “Catavba Wine.” Executed in the satirical tradition popular in France during the late Second Empire and early Third Republic periods, the work combines military illustration with caricature and social commentary.
The lower margin identifies Dess. par Draner (drawn by Draner), with printing attribution to Imp. Lemercier, rue de Seine 57 Paris, and publisher Dusacq et Cie., 14 Boulevard Poissonnière, Paris. The print appears housed in an older oak frame with original-style paper backing and retains excellent decorative presence.
Artist: Draner, Jules Renard, French caricaturist and illustrator. (1833-1926)
Title: États-Unis d’Amérique — Chasseurs à Pied
Series: Types Militaires
Plate Number: PL. 39
Art Period: Late 19th Century / Belle Époque Military Illustration
Style: Military Genre, Satirical Illustration, Historical Caricature
Medium: Lithograph with tint stone and hand coloring
Image Material: Printed on paper
Publisher: Paris, Dusacq et Cie., 14 Boulevard Poissonnière
Printer: Imp. Lemercier, rue de Seine 57, Paris
Year of Publication: 1863
Place of Origin: Paris, France
Subject: American infantry soldier (“Chasseurs à Pied”) in saloon interior
Oak framed
Matted: Yes — cream window mat under glass
Visible image: 16 × 12 in (40.6 × 30.5 cm)
Framed size: 18¾ × 15 in (47.6 × 38.1 cm)
Condition Notes
Attractive display condition overall
Light toning and age-related paper discoloration visible
Minor foxing and scattered spotting present
Some visible moisture/toning marks near lower mat edge
Frame shows age wear and finish variation
Original paper backing shows age and edge losses
3lbs 3oz
SKU 9475.1
This humorous military genre scene depicts an American infantry soldier enjoying refreshment inside a saloon, complete with period signs for “Lager Beer Saloon,” “Old Bourbon Whiskey,” and “Catavba Wine.” Executed in the satirical tradition popular in France during the late Second Empire and early Third Republic periods, the work combines military illustration with caricature and social commentary.
The lower margin identifies Dess. par Draner (drawn by Draner), with printing attribution to Imp. Lemercier, rue de Seine 57 Paris, and publisher Dusacq et Cie., 14 Boulevard Poissonnière, Paris. The print appears housed in an older oak frame with original-style paper backing and retains excellent decorative presence.
Artist: Draner, Jules Renard, French caricaturist and illustrator. (1833-1926)
Title: États-Unis d’Amérique — Chasseurs à Pied
Series: Types Militaires
Plate Number: PL. 39
Art Period: Late 19th Century / Belle Époque Military Illustration
Style: Military Genre, Satirical Illustration, Historical Caricature
Medium: Lithograph with tint stone and hand coloring
Image Material: Printed on paper
Publisher: Paris, Dusacq et Cie., 14 Boulevard Poissonnière
Printer: Imp. Lemercier, rue de Seine 57, Paris
Year of Publication: 1863
Place of Origin: Paris, France
Subject: American infantry soldier (“Chasseurs à Pied”) in saloon interior
Oak framed
Matted: Yes — cream window mat under glass
Visible image: 16 × 12 in (40.6 × 30.5 cm)
Framed size: 18¾ × 15 in (47.6 × 38.1 cm)
Condition Notes
Attractive display condition overall
Light toning and age-related paper discoloration visible
Minor foxing and scattered spotting present
Some visible moisture/toning marks near lower mat edge
Frame shows age wear and finish variation
Original paper backing shows age and edge losses
3lbs 3oz
SKU 9475.1
Description
Offered is a charming and visually engaging 19th-century French military lithograph by Draner (Jules Renard, known professionally as Draner) titled “États-Unis d’Amérique — Chasseurs à Pied” from the celebrated Types Militaires series.
This humorous military genre scene depicts an American infantry soldier enjoying refreshment inside a saloon, complete with period signs for “Lager Beer Saloon,” “Old Bourbon Whiskey,” and “Catavba Wine.” Executed in the satirical tradition popular in France during the late Second Empire and early Third Republic periods, the work combines military illustration with caricature and social commentary.
The lower margin identifies Dess. par Draner (drawn by Draner), with printing attribution to Imp. Lemercier, rue de Seine 57 Paris, and publisher Dusacq et Cie., 14 Boulevard Poissonnière, Paris. The print appears housed in an older oak frame with original-style paper backing and retains excellent decorative presence.
Artist: Draner, Jules Renard, French caricaturist and illustrator. (1833-1926)
Title: États-Unis d’Amérique — Chasseurs à Pied
Series: Types Militaires
Plate Number: PL. 39
Art Period: Late 19th Century / Belle Époque Military Illustration
Style: Military Genre, Satirical Illustration, Historical Caricature
Medium: Lithograph with tint stone and hand coloring
Image Material: Printed on paper
Publisher: Paris, Dusacq et Cie., 14 Boulevard Poissonnière
Printer: Imp. Lemercier, rue de Seine 57, Paris
Year of Publication: 1863
Place of Origin: Paris, France
Subject: American infantry soldier (“Chasseurs à Pied”) in saloon interior
Oak framed
Matted: Yes — cream window mat under glass
Visible image: 16 × 12 in (40.6 × 30.5 cm)
Framed size: 18¾ × 15 in (47.6 × 38.1 cm)
Condition Notes
Attractive display condition overall
Light toning and age-related paper discoloration visible
Minor foxing and scattered spotting present
Some visible moisture/toning marks near lower mat edge
Frame shows age wear and finish variation
Original paper backing shows age and edge losses
3lbs 3oz
SKU 9475.1
This humorous military genre scene depicts an American infantry soldier enjoying refreshment inside a saloon, complete with period signs for “Lager Beer Saloon,” “Old Bourbon Whiskey,” and “Catavba Wine.” Executed in the satirical tradition popular in France during the late Second Empire and early Third Republic periods, the work combines military illustration with caricature and social commentary.
The lower margin identifies Dess. par Draner (drawn by Draner), with printing attribution to Imp. Lemercier, rue de Seine 57 Paris, and publisher Dusacq et Cie., 14 Boulevard Poissonnière, Paris. The print appears housed in an older oak frame with original-style paper backing and retains excellent decorative presence.
Artist: Draner, Jules Renard, French caricaturist and illustrator. (1833-1926)
Title: États-Unis d’Amérique — Chasseurs à Pied
Series: Types Militaires
Plate Number: PL. 39
Art Period: Late 19th Century / Belle Époque Military Illustration
Style: Military Genre, Satirical Illustration, Historical Caricature
Medium: Lithograph with tint stone and hand coloring
Image Material: Printed on paper
Publisher: Paris, Dusacq et Cie., 14 Boulevard Poissonnière
Printer: Imp. Lemercier, rue de Seine 57, Paris
Year of Publication: 1863
Place of Origin: Paris, France
Subject: American infantry soldier (“Chasseurs à Pied”) in saloon interior
Oak framed
Matted: Yes — cream window mat under glass
Visible image: 16 × 12 in (40.6 × 30.5 cm)
Framed size: 18¾ × 15 in (47.6 × 38.1 cm)
Condition Notes
Attractive display condition overall
Light toning and age-related paper discoloration visible
Minor foxing and scattered spotting present
Some visible moisture/toning marks near lower mat edge
Frame shows age wear and finish variation
Original paper backing shows age and edge losses
3lbs 3oz
SKU 9475.1
Draner Types Military Pl 36 États-Unis d'Amérique Paris 19x15 Antique 1863
$225.00