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| Studio Arax Studio Arax of Paris produced exquisite work from the 1930s to the 1950s. The famous studio featured classic, athletic images of the handsomest young stars of Europe's movie screen and Olympic fields. One of the studio's easily identifiable logos and Paris address are usually printed in the lower right corner or border in the print, as well as stamped on the reverse. For more information please see the "Collector's Notes" below. You may also visit other sites, read book reviews and purchase books from our Links & Books page. |
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"Andre Drapp" |
"Emil Bonnet" |
"Marcel Rouel" |
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"Tino Crisa"
circa 1930 Stamped ARAX Studio 7X9¼" glossy stock Sorry, this item has sold. |
"Andre Rollet"
circa 1930, $450 Stamped ARAX Studio 6¾X9¼" glossy stock |
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| Collectors Notes: These are the most common Arax stamps & imprints. | |||||||||
| In early photographs, through the 1930s & early '40s, the name was printed in the bottom border. | |||||||||
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This name print appeared in the negative of the actual image, usually in the lower-right corner of photographs through the 1950s. | ||||||||
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This is one of several copyrights stamps, stamped in ink on the reverse of photographs through the 1950s. Earlier stamps often did not have the black border around the address.
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