Charles (1867) Rambert Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Charles (1867) Rambert Art Value Price Guide

Mar. 14, 2021
Grande Semaine d'Aviation. 1910.
Est: $6,000 - $7,000
ARTIST: CHARLES RAMBERT (1867-1932) SIZE: 33 1/2 x 48 3/8 in./85.2 x 123 cm PRINTER: Imp. Girieud, Rouen DESCRIPTION: A triumphant airman takes his gull-winged monoplane soaring above the medieval spires and towers of Rouen. It's a euphoric image of bright 20th century futurism, bursting through the golden sunlight of 1910. "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 was dominated by a talented young man, Léon Morane, who won all of the events, while Marcel Hanriot, Europe’s youngest aviator, was making his debut” (Affiches d’Aviation, p. 33). (Art Nouveau; Aviation)
Poster Auctions International Inc
Nov. 07, 2020
RAMBERT, CHARLES: Seelandschaft im Abendrot.
Est: CHF150 - CHF250
RAMBERT, CHARLES (Lausanne 1867 - 1932 Le Daley, Lutry) : Seelandschaft im Abendrot; Öl auf Leinwand, auf Malkarton; 44x63 cm (LM); sig. u.l.
Dobiaschofsky Auktionen AG
Sep. 24, 2020
Charles Rambert (1867-1932)
Est: CHF150 - CHF200
Charles Rambert (1867-1932) Paysage au coucher de soleil, huile sur toile, signée et datée 1909, 92x73 cm
Geneve Encheres
Oct. 31, 2018
Charles Rambert, French (1867 - 1932)
Est: $2,000 - $4,000
Grande Semaine d'Aviation Rouen. Circa 1910. Early Aviation. Large Vintage Color lithographic poster mounted on board. Some discoloration, Imperfections. Height: 51", Width: 37". (fine art) STERLING ASSOCIATES STRIVES TO PROVIDE ACCURATE, OBJECTIVE, & FAIR INFORMATION ON ALL LOTS. WE WILL BE HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS AND PROVIDE ADDITIONAL PHOTOS. WE ADVISE THAT YOU, OR SOMEONE ON YOUR BEHALF, INSPECT ANY ITEM(S) AND COME TO YOUR OWN CONCLUSIONS BEFORE BIDDING. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. PLEASE SEE TERMS & CONDITIONS.
Sterling Associates, Inc.
Aug. 01, 2018
CHARLES RAMBERT (1867-1932). GRANDE SEMAINE D'AVIATION / ROUEN. 1910. 50x36 inches, 128x92 cm. Girieud, Rouen.
Est: $4,000 - $6,000
CHARLES RAMBERT (1867-1932) GRANDE SEMAINE D'AVIATION / ROUEN. 1910. 50 1/2x36 1/2 inches, 128 1/4x92 3/4 cm. Girieud, Rouen. Condition A-: water staining, creases and minor tears in margins. Paper. Framed. A mere 7 years after the Wright Brothers took to the air, "a rash of aviation meetings broke out in the spring of 1910 in places as diverse as Saint Petersburg, Vienna, Budapest, Bournemouth, Boston, Lanark and New York City," as well as Rouen (Villard / Allen p. 57). "The beauty, originality, and sly humor of the artist's design [make this poster] a memorable work of art. Flying past the spires of the cathedral, then under repair, the pilot of a sprightly (though improbable-looking) monoplane cheerfully salutes two ecclesiastical statues in a niche who throw up their hands in amazement at the miracle of human flight" (Looping the Loop p. 59). In a curious instance of life imitating art, one of the more memorable moments of the event was when Leon Morane "caused a sensation by flying around the venerable cathedral in the heart of the city" (ibid). Looping the Loop pl. 37, l'Histoire de l'Aviation p. 56, FAI 97.
Swann Auction Galleries
Feb. 25, 2018
Grande Semaine d'Aviation. 1910.
Est: $5,000 - $6,000
Artist: CHARLES RAMBERT (1867-1932) Size: 35 3/4 x 50 5/8 in./91 x 128.5 cm Imp. Girieud, Rouen A triumphant airman takes his gull-winged monoplane soaring above the medieval spires and towers of Rouen. It's an euphoric image of bright 20th-century futurism, bursting through the golden sunlight of 1910. "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 was dominated by a talented young man, Léon Morane, who won all of the events, while Marcel Hanriot, Europe's youngest aviator, was making his debut (Affiches d'Aviation, p. 33). (Aviation)
Poster Auctions International Inc
Oct. 26, 2017
CHARLES RAMBERT (1867-1932). GRANDE SEMAINE D'AVIATION / ROUEN. 1910. 50x36 inches, 128x92 cm. Girieud, Rouen.
Est: $6,000 - $9,000
CHARLES RAMBERT (1867-1932) GRANDE SEMAINE D'AVIATION / ROUEN. 1910. 50 1/2x36 1/2 inches, 128 1/4x92 3/4 cm. Girieud, Rouen. Condition A-: water staining, creases and minor tears in margins. Paper. Framed. A mere 7 years after the Wright Brothers took to the air, "a rash of aviation meetings broke out in the spring of 1910 in places as diverse as Saint Petersburg, Vienna, Budapest, Bournemouth, Boston, Lanark and New York City," as well as Rouen (Villard / Allen p. 57). "The beauty, originality, and sly humor of the artist's design [make this poster] a memorable work of art. Flying past the spires of the cathedral, then under repair, the pilot of a sprightly (though improbable-looking) monoplane cheerfully salutes two ecclesiastical statues in a niche who throw up their hands in amazement at the miracle of human flight" (Looping the Loop p. 59). In a curious instance of life imitating art, one of the more memorable moments of the event was when Leon Morane "caused a sensation by flying around the venerable cathedral in the heart of the city" (ibid). Looping the Loop pl. 37, l'Histoire de l'Aviation p. 56, FAI 97.
Swann Auction Galleries
Oct. 22, 2017
Grande Semaine d'Aviation. 1910.
Est: $7,000 - $8,000
Artist: CHARLES RAMBERT (1867-1932) Size: 35 3/4 x 50 5/8 in./91 x 128.5 cm Imp. Girieud, Rouen A triumphant airman takes his gull-winged monoplane soaring above the medieval spires and towers of Rouen. It's an euphoric image of bright 20th-century futurism, bursting through the golden sunlight of 1910. "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 was dominated by a talented young man, Léon Morane, who won all of the events, while Marcel Hanriot, Europes youngest aviator, was making his debut (Affiches dAviation, p. 33). (Aviation)
Poster Auctions International Inc
Jun. 13, 2017
Charles Rambert, French (1867 - 1932)
Est: $4,000 - $6,000
Grande Semaine d'Aviation Rouen. Circa 1910. Early Aviation. Large Vintage Color lithographic poster mounted on board. Some discoloration. Height: 51 1/2", Width: 37 1/4" (fine art) STERLING ASSOCIATES STRIVES TO PROVIDE ACCURATE, OBJECTIVE, & FAIR INFORMATION ON ALL LOTS. WE WILL BE HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS AND PROVIDE ADDITIONAL PHOTOS. WE ADVISE THAT YOU, OR SOMEONE ON YOUR BEHALF, INSPECT ANY ITEM(S) AND COME TO YOUR OWN CONCLUSIONS BEFORE BIDDING. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. PLEASE SEE TERMS & CONDITIONS.
Sterling Associates, Inc.
Dec. 06, 2016
Charles Rambert (1867-1932, CH), "Peupliers au bord de l'eau". Huile sur toile.
Est: CHF100 - CHF200
Charles Rambert (1867-1932, CH), "Peupliers au bord de l'eau". Huile sur toile, sbg. 81x53 cm. Paintings Swiss art Tableaux - Encadrés Art suisse
Dogny Auction
Oct. 04, 2016
Charles Rambert (1867-1932, CH), La place de la Riponne. Huile sur panneau.
Est: CHF300 - CHF600
Charles Rambert (1867-1932, CH), "La place de la Riponne". Huile sur panneau, sbd. 32x23.5 cm. Paintings Swiss art Tableaux - Encadrés Art suisse
Dogny Auction
Oct. 11, 2015
Grande Semaine d'Aviation. 1910
Est: $5,000 - $6,000
Artist: CHARLES RAMBERT (1867-1932) Size: 36 x 51 1/8 in./91.5 x 129.7 cm Imp. Girieud, Rouen "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 aviator, was making his debut" (Affiches d'Aviation, p. 33).
Poster Auctions International Inc
Jun. 09, 2015
huile sur bois de Charles RAMBERT (1867-1932) "Lac alpin de montagne dans les nuages" ns. Inscrit au dos attesté par Claude Jeanneret Lutry 1957.
Est: CHF250 - CHF750
huile sur bois de Charles RAMBERT (1867-1932) "Lac alpin de montagne dans les nuages" ns. Inscrit au dos attesté par Claude Jeanneret Lutry 1957. 32x24.2 cm
Dogny Auction
Feb. 25, 2014
CHARLES RAMBERT (1867-1932). GRANDE SEMAINE D'AVIATION / ROUEN. 1910. 50x35 inches, 128x90 cm. Girieud, Rouen.
Est: $6,000 - $9,000
CHARLES RAMBERT (1867-1932) GRANDE SEMAINE D'AVIATION / ROUEN. 1910. 50 1/2x35 3/4 inches, 128 1/4x90 3/4 cm. Girieud, Rouen. Condition B+ / A-: vertical and horizontal folds; repaired tears in margins and image. A mere seven years after the Wright Brothers took to the air, "a rash of aviation meetings broke out in the spring of 1910 in places as diverse as Saint Petersburg, Vienna, Budapest, Bournemouth, Boston, Lanark and New York City" (Villard / Allen p. 57), as well as Rouen. "The beauty, originality, and sly humor of the artist's design [make this poster] a memorable work of art. Flying past the spires of the cathedral, then under repair, the pilot of a sprightly though improbable-looking monoplane cheerfully salutes two ecclesiastical statues in a niche who throw up their hands in amazement at the miracle of human flight" (Villard / Allen p. 59). In a curious instance of life imitating art, one of the more memorable moments of the event was when Leon Morane "caused a sensation by flying around the venerable cathedral in the heart of the city" (ibid.). Villard / Allen pl. 37, l'Histoire de l'Aviation p. 56, FAI 97.
Swann Auction Galleries
Feb. 07, 2014
Charles Rambert (French, 1867-1932) Grande Semaine d'Aviation, 1910, printed by Grieud, Rouen. Signed and identified within the matrix
Est: $5,000 - $7,000
Charles Rambert (French, 1867-1932) Grande Semaine d'Aviation, 1910, printed by Grieud, Rouen. Signed and identified within the matrix. Color lithographic poster, image size 46 3/8 x 31 1/4 in. (117.7 x 79.3 cm), framed. Condition: Unobtrusive creases and wrinkles, not examined out of frame.
Skinner
Oct. 18, 2013
CHARLES RAMBERT (1867-1932). GRANDE SEMAINE D'AVIATION / ROUEN. 1910. 51x35 inches, 130x90 cm. Girieud, Rouen.
Est: $6,000 - $9,000
CHARLES RAMBERT (1867-1932) GRANDE SEMAINE D'AVIATION / ROUEN. 1910. 51 1/4x35 1/2 inches, 130 1/4x90 1/4 cm. Girieud, Rouen. Condition B+: restored margins in upper right corner; repaired tears in margins; abrasions in image. A mere 7 years after the Wright Brothers took to the air, "a rash of aviation meetings broke out in the spring of 1910 in places as diverse as Saint Petersburg, Vienna, Budapest, Bournemouth, Boston, Lanark and New York City" (Villard / Allen p. 57), as well as Rouen. "The beauty, originality, and sly humor of the artist's design [make this poster] a memorable work of art. Flying past the spires of the cathedral, then under repair, the pilot of a sprightly though improbable-looking monoplane cheerfully salutes two ecclesiastical statues in a niche who throw up their hands in amazement at the miracle of human flight" (Villard / Allen p. 59). In a curious instance of life imitating art, one of the more memorable moments of the event was when Leon Morane "caused a sensation by flying around the venerable cathedral in the heart of the city" (ibid). Villard / Allen pl. 37, l'Histoire de l'Aviation p. 56, FAI 97.
Swann Auction Galleries
Nov. 13, 2011
Grande Semaine d'Aviation.
Est: $6,000 - $8,000
"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 aviator, was making his debut" (Affiches d'Aviation, p. 33).
Poster Auctions International Inc
Feb. 05, 2009
CHARLES RAMBERT (1867-1932). GRANDE SEMAINE D'AVIATION. 1910. 51x36 inches, 129x91 cm. Girieud, Rouen.
Est: $4,000 - $6,000
CHARLES RAMBERT (1867-1932) GRANDE SEMAINE D'AVIATION. 1910. 51x36 inches, 129 1/2x91 1/2 cm. Girieud, Rouen. Condition B+: repaired tears, creases and losses in margins. "Rouen was one of the most successful of the early [aviation] meets . . . the beauty, originality, and sly humor of the artist's design [make] it a memorable work of art. Flying past the spires of the cathedral, then under repair, the pilot of a sprightly though improbable-looking monoplane cheerfully salutes two ecclesiastical statues in a niche who throw up their hands in amazement at the miracle of human flight." (Looping the Loop p. 59). Looping the Loop pl. 37.
Swann Auction Galleries