ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPHS ART DECO WATCHES UNIVERSAL JAEGER CA. 1949

A superb and rare set of two original lithographs showcasing precious ladies' watches from the 1940s, a period when women's watchmaking combined elegance, luxury, and technical expertise. Each lithograph delicately depicts iconic models, highlighting delicately crafted cases, sometimes set with gemstones, as well as dials with refined lines. These watches, designed as true pieces of jewelry, reflect the taste of the era for noble materials and attention to detail. The set offers a remarkable glimpse into the style and refinement of post-war women's watchmaking, constituting a valuable testimony both artistically and historically. Their refined aesthetic, in which the watch becomes a piece of jewelry, is reminiscent of the style of Universal Genève and Jaeger-LeCoultre, iconic houses of luxury and watchmaking precision, although no formal attribution can be established. In the background are negatives of Notre-Dame de Paris and the famous Moulin Rouge. Dated October 1948 and 1949. Rare.

Publisher: N/A
Year of publication: Circa 1949
Number of pages: 2
Dimensions: Height approx. 30 cm Width 22.7 cm