A poignant plea for both the lace industry and the besieged women and children facing hardship under the Germany occupation that had begun the year prior to the publication of this catalog.
The Birds of Acid is a response to John J. Audubon’s extraordinary Birds of America. In this work Didier Mutel reinterprets, in his own way, this monument in the history of engraving and printmaking.
A sales catalog for a Parisian women’s clothing designer displaying 150 different designs (1904-06), for dresses, coats, hats, furs, parasols, etc. for different seasons—complemented by 8 photographs of dresses.
A large, striking and carefully designed historical atlas of France, northern Europe, and Switzerland, drawn by a secondary student, mademoiselle Victorine Robert, with more than 40 hand-colored maps.
