Alsace wooden heart decor La petite Pâtissière Hansi

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Heart of Alsace in plywood decorated with the La Petite Pâtissière motif from the Hansi Museum Collection to hang as a decoration against a wall thanks to its Cord, a decorative idea or gift idea that will make you fall in love !

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Manufacturer: GM Alsace, 3 rue des Mouettes, 68420 Herrlisheim-près-Colmar, France

Responsible for U.E.: GM Alsace, 3 rue des Mouettes, 68420 Herrlisheim-près-Colmar, France

VAT identification number: 443722673

Phone: (+33) 646652683

E-mail: contact(at)gmalsace.fr

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Product details

Width: 16 cm
Height: 14 cm
Thickness: 2 mm
Cord
Material: Plywood Wood
Note : This product is not made in Alsace.

Jean-Jacques Waltz, alias Hansi or Uncle Hansi, is a French illustrator born in Colmar.

In 1894 his father sent him to Lyon to study industrial drawing, he also studied painting and decorative arts, still in Lyon.

After his stay in Lyon, he returned to Alsace where he became famous as a postcard artist.

The motifs of his illustrations often combine idyllic village scenes with biting anti-German caricatures.

While at first glance his illustrations appear to be innocent scenes of Alsatian life, closer observation reveals a dislike of the Germans that was to become Hansi's trademark.