Paulus affiche, Faria
Cândido de Faria · 1849-1911
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Paulus affiche, Faria, Cândido de Faria (1890), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A lithographic poster showing a seated man in a dark suit and bow tie, rendered in soft tonal shading against a pale background. The large red script name Paulus runs across the lower part of the composition, with a printer credit reading Imp Edw. Ancourt et Cie Paris and a signature reading Faria. The work is catalogued as a poster by Cândido de Faria, dated 1890.
