Emile Mas

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

3 albums/37 artworks – For this artist is not much known. The artist is mentioned as illustrator for the book La Maison de La Verveine (1904) and the book Diary of a Lady’s Maid (1903). For this last book the engravings were done by Eugene Déte. The book La Maison de La Verveine was also illustrated by Martin van Maele, since I could not determine which art belongs to which artist I created one album for both artists. Illustrated books presented in gallery below: Diary of a maid (1903) Maison de la Verveine (1904) La Papesse Noire (1907) Emile Mas ←

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