Léon Courbouleix (1887 – 1972, French)

The following illustrations are taken from “L’Odalisque” (Voltaire):

The following illustrations are taken from “La Maison Philibert” (Jean Lorrain):

The following illustrations are taken from “Le vieux port de Marseille”:

The following illustrations are taken from “Maison close”:

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Jeux

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The following illustrations are taken from “Les petites cousines” (Pierre MacOrlan):

The following illustrations are taken from “Manuel de civilité pour les petites filles à l’usage des maisons d’education” (Pierre Louys):

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Le Cantique des Cantiques

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The following illustrations are taken from “Le chef d’oeuvre inconnu” (Honoré de Balzac):

The following illustrations are taken from “La Mouche” (Alfred de Musset):

The following illustrations are taken from “La vieille courtisane” (Joachim du Bellay):

The following illustrations are taken from “Macette” (Mathurin Regnier):

The following illustrations are taken from “Les Amours” (Pierre de Ronsard):

The following illustrations are taken from “Contes nouveaux et nouvelles nouvelles en vers” (Henri Pajon):

(other paintings)

 

Léon Courbouleix (1887 – 1972, French)

The following illustrations are taken from “Pour toi pour moi”:

The following illustrations are taken from “Suzon en vacances”:

The following illustrations are taken from “Le mariage de Suzon”:

(to be continued)