Add timeless French flair to your collection with this vintage set of four mid-century art monographs published by Fernand Hazan in Paris.
These compact softcover books spotlight iconic works by Goya, Gauguin, Degas, and Modigliani—each focused on a specific theme: portraits, Tahitian scenes, women dressing, and nudes.
Richly illustrated and perfect for display or quiet study, this set brings intellectual beauty and vintage European charm to any shelf.
Quick Specs
∙ Item Type: Vintage Art Book Set (4 Softcovers)
∙ Size: Approx. 6 x 5 inches (each book)
∙ Material: Paper, staple-bound softcovers
∙ Color: Cream covers with color plates
∙ Origin or Maker: Fernand Hazan, Paris, France
∙ Year or Era: 1958–1959
∙ Author:
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Goya: Portraits – Maurice Sérullaz
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Gauguin: Tahiti – Henri Perruchot
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Degas: Women Dressing – Maurice Sérullaz
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Modigliani: Nudes – Y. Sonabel
∙ Publisher: Fernand Hazan
∙ Genre: Art Monographs / Art History / Artist Studies
∙ Page Numbers: Unnumbered
∙ Condition: Light edge wear and gentle age toning to covers. Interiors clean and tightly bound. No writing or major damage
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About the Maker
Fernand Hazan was a distinguished French art publisher known for producing elegant, accessible art monographs throughout the 20th century. His ABC collections offered rich visual insights into the work of European masters in pocket-sized formats.
A thoughtful gift for any art lover—or a striking addition to your own vintage collection. This Parisian set brings a museum-quality feel to your personal library.
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