A significant portfolio comprising twenty-two mounted black- - Lot 33

A significant portfolio comprising twenty-two mounted black-and-white silver gelatin photographic prints documenting buildings designed by Honoré Cadilhac (1869–1951), a Parisian architect active from the 1900s to the 1920s. It notably includes views of the building at 5 Rue Valentin Haüy (1905), as well as buildings located at 1 Rue Chernoviz and 2 Rue Saint-Philibert, some of which were built by the contractor G. Lablaude. Dimensions of the photographs: approximately 40x28 cm. Album dimensions: 55x44 cm. (Torn binding, sun damage, stains. Album is partially empty). Included is a collection of photographs and various documents: - Four photographic reproductions of buildings designed by Honoré Cadilhac, mounted on cardboard, two of which are labeled on the back with the addresses, depicting the buildings at 19 Avenue du Parc Montsouris and 11 Rue de la Pitié. Dimensions: between 16x10.5 cm and 19.5x13.5 cm. - Four copies of a heliogravure of the apartment building at 5 rue Valentin Haüy and rue Bouchut in Paris, designed by architect Honoré Cadilhac. Plate 7, heliogravure by Chauvet, printed by A. Porcaboeuf in Paris, published by Ch. Schmid. Dimensions: 45.5 x 32 cm. - Four copies of the floor plan of the same apartment building on Rue Valentin Haüy. Plate numbered 8 in the upper right corner. Printed from a drawing by Th. Lambert, printed by R. Engelmann in Paris, published by Ch. Schmid. Dimensions: 45 x 32 cm. - Four photographic reproductions of studies of two doors mounted on paper. Dimensions: 21.5x15.5 cm. - Three photographic reproductions of Paris buildings. Dimensions: 40x28 cm for two reproductions; 42.5x34 for the third. - An invoice addressed to Mr. Honoré Cadilhac, issued by Derepas Frères, Manufacturers of Cards, Cardstock, and Photo Albums, 99 & 101 Rue St. Honoré, Paris, on September 23, 1904.