Lot 9
Grande Semaine d’Aviation. 1910.
Sold
$10,200
Est.
$5,000
- $6,000
Live Auction
PAI-LIII: Rare Posters
ARTIST
CHARLES RAMBERT (1867-1932)
Description
Artist: CHARLES RAMBERT (1867-1932)
Size: 35 3/4 x 49 3/4 in./91 x 126.5 cm
Condition: B/ Slight tears at folds.
Printer: Imp. Girieud, Rouen
Reference: Ref: Affiches de l’Aviation, p. 56; Looping the Loop. 37; Toujours Plus Haut, p. 93; Perier, 97; PAI-XLIX, 33
Grande Semaine d’Aviation. 1910.
“Organized by the city of Rouen, and financed by the Ligue Nationale Aérienne, the newspaper L’Auto, and the Automobile Club de Normandie, this meet took place on the Rouvray parade ground, following the Budapest international air show and the third Port-Aviation show. Fifty thousand spectators attended the Great Aviation Week of Rouen, with its two-mile circuit, to watch a dozen monoplanes and as many biplanes compete in the now classic disciplines: speed, altitude, and flight duration. The air show’s prizes totaled 200,000 francs (150,000 francs according to the posters). The air show was dominated by a talented young man, Léon Morane, who won all of the events, while Marcel Hanriot, Europe’s youngest aviators, was making his debut” (Affiches de l’Aviation, p. 33).
Size: 35 3/4 x 49 3/4 in./91 x 126.5 cm
Condition: B/ Slight tears at folds.
Printer: Imp. Girieud, Rouen
Reference: Ref: Affiches de l’Aviation, p. 56; Looping the Loop. 37; Toujours Plus Haut, p. 93; Perier, 97; PAI-XLIX, 33
Grande Semaine d’Aviation. 1910.
“Organized by the city of Rouen, and financed by the Ligue Nationale Aérienne, the newspaper L’Auto, and the Automobile Club de Normandie, this meet took place on the Rouvray parade ground, following the Budapest international air show and the third Port-Aviation show. Fifty thousand spectators attended the Great Aviation Week of Rouen, with its two-mile circuit, to watch a dozen monoplanes and as many biplanes compete in the now classic disciplines: speed, altitude, and flight duration. The air show’s prizes totaled 200,000 francs (150,000 francs according to the posters). The air show was dominated by a talented young man, Léon Morane, who won all of the events, while Marcel Hanriot, Europe’s youngest aviators, was making his debut” (Affiches de l’Aviation, p. 33).