1953 Lithograph Henry Botkin Abstract Bird Artist Faberge Perfume French AEFA1 Victorian Women Karl Friedrich von Steinmetz

Karl Friedrich von Steinmetz

featuring a quaint Venetian background in order to promote the cosmetics branch of the John Robert Powers company

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"Dominique" This is an original 1929 black and white heliogravure of an illustration by the French Art Deco illustrator

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1953 Lithograph Henry Botkin Abstract Bird Artist Faberge Perfume French AEFA1 Victorian Women Karl Friedrich von SteinmetzThis is an original 1953 monochrome lithograph by American artist Henry Botkin, which was intended to promote Faberg perfume. The American Faberg trademark began as a toiletries enterprise started by oil tycoon Armand Hammer in the late 1930s. Without much delicacy, he copied the name directly from the luxurious Russian jewelry makers known as the House of Faberg Perhaps this was why Botkin chose to promote the company using a bedraggled bird,