Vintage Lisette magazine 1935 illustrated cover Ninon and her pitcher
AFW - Antique France Worldwide
Description
This lot concerns an old copy of the girls' magazine "Lisette," shown here in its Sunday, March 24, 1935 edition, issue number 13 of the fifteenth year (715th delivery). The cover, perfectly legible and illustrated in color, features a scene titled "Ninon and her Jug": a young woman dressed in a light dress and a scarf, carrying a large jug, faces a horsewoman in colorful attire riding a galloping horse on a country road. The illustration is signed "A. Cazanave" at the bottom right.
The title "Lisette" appears in large blue lettering on a black background, framed by two stylized roses, a typical inscription for this publication. Several pieces of information are printed on the cover: "16 pages," "Price 25 centimes," "Published weekly," as well as the office address in Paris. The mention "Journal des fillettes" (Girls' Newspaper) specifies the editorial target audience.
The general appearance of the newspaper shows a characteristic patina of old papers: the upper left edge has a small fold, and the edges, especially at the bottom, reveal traces of browning, typical of paper aging. The cover colors remain well legible despite their age, with well-preserved shades of yellow, green, blue, brown, and pastel pink.
The layout respects the graphic style of the 1930s, with a line drawing enhanced with flat colors and a rectangular framing. The illustration occupies most of the cover, topped by the title banner, in a balanced composition. The texts are printed in black, with the exception of a few yellow inserts for practical information.
The bottom right corner mentions "Voir histoire (pages 8 et 9)" (See story (pages 8 and 9)), indicating the continuation of the illustrated narrative. No other details regarding the interior content are visible on this side. The newspaper has a format typical of youth periodicals of the era, with staple binding not visible in this image.
Condition
Used item, sold as is. Presence of browning, handling marks, slight folds, and paper wear visible on the edges. Cover colors still well-defined for a 1935 copy.
Did you know? The magazine "Lisette" was founded in 1921 and was primarily aimed at young girls, offering illustrated stories, comic strips, games, and advice. It achieved great success between the two World Wars, becoming a reference in French female youth press until the 1970s.
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