Thomas Michel, Poulbot, 1800s, Oil on Canvas & Wood

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The “p’tits poulbots”, created by Francisque Poulbot at the beginning of the 20th century, humorously capture the lives of poor … Read more The “p’tits poulbots”, created by Francisque Poulbot at the beginning of the 20th century, humorously capture the lives of poor children in Montmartre. These iconic illustrations have evolved over the years, notably thanks to Stanislas Pozar, known as Michel Thomas, who, in the 1960s, immortalized many Paris kids through his sketches. These little characters, symbols of Parisian nostalgia, have become rare collector's items, marking a bygone era. Today, their rarity makes them all the more valuable. Among them, one particularly exceptional piece stands out for its large size and careful framing, offering a refreshing insight into the joyful and mischievous spirit of these iconic children. This oil painting is much more than just a painting; it is a living testimony of a time and a place, a true jewel for art enthusiasts.

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