MAN RAY - ALBIN GUILLOT Laure - BRASSAÏ - KERTESZ AndréLivre Rare Book
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réf. 545825Editions D Art Graphique Et Photographique Paris 1935 In-4 ( 315 X 240 mm ), reliure d'éditeur à spirale métallique, illustrée d'une photographie de MAN RAY. EDITION ORIGINALE et premier tirage des 96 photographies de Laure ALBIN GUILLOT, BRASSAÏ, Raoul HAUSMANN, André KERTESZ, Herbert LIST, KEFER, Dora MAAR, Georges PLATT-LYNES, MAN RAY... Minimes plissures à la couverture, bel exemplaire de cette rare et fragile publication.Une note d'introduction présente l'ouvrage: "Parmi les nombreuses manifestations artistiques modernes, la photographie, dans tous les domaines, éveille de plus en plus l'attention générale les conceptions les plus diverses et les plus opposées dirigent les photographes dans leurs oeuvres. Nous nous sommes adressés aux plus représentatifs, les invitant à expliquer leurs idées...". Aram Alban, Laure Albin-Guillot, Binia Bill, Pierre Boucher, Brassai, Louis Caillaud, Frantisek Drtikol, Nora Dumas, Andreas Feininger, Emile Gos, John Hanvinden, Raoul Hausmann, Florence Henri, Andre Kertesz, Edmund Kesting, Julius Kulszar-Magyar, Ergy Landau, Jacques Lemare, Thérèse Le Prat, Herbert List, George Platt, Lynes, Man Ray, Dora Maar, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Franz Roh, Georges Saad, Roger Schall, Emmanuel Sougez, Andre Maurice, P. VerneuilSteiner, Stephen Storm, Rolf Ubach-Michelet, Maurice Tabard, Maurice P. Verneuil. Ref.: Auer, p. 227 Bertolotti, pp. 74-75.
réf. 578733Editions Du Chêne Paris 1974 In-4 ( 360 X 280 mm ) de 224 pages, cartonnage sous jaquette illustrée. 215 photographies à pleine page hors-texte d'André KERTESZ. EDITION ORIGINALE. Très bel exemplaire.
réf. 85803La Manufacture, Coll. Donations, 1990, 274 p., cartonnage éditeur sous jaquette, dos un peu aplati vers le premier plat, bon état.
réf. M3434PMIN-8 CARTONNE EN BON ETAT. COINS LEGEREMENT FROTTES. INTERIEUR TRES PROPRE. DELPIRE, NOUVEL OBSERVATEUR, COLLECTION HISTOIRE DE LA PHOTOGRAPHIE, 1977. 93 PAGES. PHOTOS SUR DEMANDE
réf. 79043Paris, Editions Marval, 1994. 25 x 31, 197 pp., très nombreuses photos en N/B, reliure d'édition pleine toile + jaquette, très bon état.
réf. R240168183Fofoto. Non daté. In-4. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 103 pages - nombreuses photos en noir et blanc hors texte. Texte en hongrois et en français. Jaquette convenable. Papier glacé. Non daté,vers 1984.. Avec Jaquette. . . Classification Dewey : 770-Photographie
1945réf. 1307731945. First Edition. KERTESZ Andre. Day of Paris. New York: J.J. Augustin 1945. Small quarto original tan cloth original photographic dust jacket. $4000.First edition of Kertészs first book published in America with 103 black-and-white photogravure plates many double-page featuring some of Kertészs most famous photos Roth.""One of the most influential photographers of the 20th century Andre Kertész helped change the way photographers and picture magazines look at the world and defined the use of the hand-held camera"" New York Times. Day of Paris the first book Kertész published in America contains ""some of Kertész's most famous photos"" taken before he was forced to leave Europe at the outbreak of WWII Roth 114. ""The keynote of Day of Paris is elegance Kertész' book loosely follows a familiar scenario a 'day in the life' of Paris beginning with the gargoyles of Notre Dame and giving us a photographic modernist's tour of the city nodding appreciatively at Henri Cartier-Bresson along the way and ending up with Brassaï in a series of nocturnal views"" Parr & Badger I:200. Text by editor George Davis; jacket design by Alexis Brodovitch and Peter Pollack. Open Book 138. Interior fine discoloration to cloth boards; scarce original dust jacket with a few closed tears along folds shallow chipping toning to spine. An extremely good copy of this influential work. hardcover
1972réf. 431271972. KERTÉSZ André. Photographic print. ""Esztergom: Three Crosses"". New York circa 1972. Original silver gelatin print measuring 8 by 10 inches. $750.Photograph printed by Kertészs studio depicting a line of three large crosses in Hungary dated and captioned by him apparently produced to promote the publication of Sixty Years of Photography though it does not appear in the book.Kertész was ""one of the first photographers to demonstrate the tremendous richness of the street his work is known for its wit composition and sense of the unusual"" Blodgett 96. This photograph of the ""Esztergom"" is apparently unpublished. Captioned in pencil by Kertesz on verso: ""Esztergom March 28 1917."" Studio stamp on verso.Fine condition. unknown
1972réf. 552451972. KERTÉSZ André. Photographic print untitled Dogs Surrounding Tree taken in 1970. New York: circa 1972. Silver gelatin print measuring 8 by 10 inches. $950.Photograph printed by Kertészs studio dated by him in pencil on the verso apparently produced to promote the publication of Sixty Years of Photography 1972.Kertész was one of the first photographers to demonstrate the tremendous richness of the street his work is known for its wit composition and sense of the unusual Blodgett 96. This print is dated in pencil 3-15-70 No. 21 in Kertészs hand. Fine condition. unknown
réf. PJH24959Stephen Daiter Gallery 2005. Mint in publishers cloth in like dustjacket still shrink wrapped. 128pp. Illustrated throughout. Limited to 900 copies. 1st edition of exhaustive production with Essays by Various Scholars and Colleagues. ISBN B000YPOH5K Stephen Daiter Gallery 2005 hardcover
1978réf. 44901Thames & Hudson 1978. Oblong 4to. First Edition thus with frontispiece and very numerous full-page reproductions throughout; pictorial wrappers a near fine copy. First published in 1972. VERY SCARCE. Thames & Hudson, unknown
2003réf. 296868Editions PC 2003. Hardcover . Very Good-. a beautiful work of photographs about 156 pages exploring being in America as a refugee preface by Clemens Kalsicher who reflects on his imprisonment in France and coming to USA through work of Varian Fray and the impact of Kertesz Editions PC hardcover
réf. 29338New York: Abbeville Press. First American edition. With nearly 100 photographs selected by the artist and provided with very interesting and personal captions. 4to publisher's original bright blue cloth lettered in blind on the upper cover and on the spine in yellow-silver in the original dustjacket with photograph to the upper cover. 120 pp. A very fine copy as pristine a neat gift inscription on the front blank fly. FIRST EDITION OF THE VERY FINE ABBEVILLE PRESS EDITION OF THE ARTIST'S 'SELF PORTRAIT' IN WORDS AND PHOTOS. "This combination of revealing often charming text and sparkling duotone reproductions forms a unique 120-page self-portrait of the man and artist." Selected photos first come from the artist early days in Hungary then from the French Period and finally from the New York photographs. Abbeville Press hardcover
1992réf. 29341Paris: Bookking International Paris 1992. First Edition of the French language issue originally published in English under the title "A Lifetime of Perception". With 160 of Kertesz striking black and white photographs beautifully reproduced on fine glossy paper this is ten more photos than were in the American edition. Square 4to publisher's original charcoal gray cloth boldly lettered on the upper cover and spine in silver and in the original dustjacket. 160 pp. A very fine copy as pristine the book and dustjacket beautifully preserved. FIRST EDITION FRENCH ISSUE. A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF ANDRE KERTESZ PHOTOGRAPHY. This unique retrospective volume celebrates the seventy years of Kertesz' photographic career from his youth in his native Hungary through an exciting and fruitful decade in Paris to his American period in Greenwich Village where he lived for over forty-five years. It presents 160 insightful and penetrating images. While the subjects of his images are varied ranging from portraits and scenes of World War I to still-life photographs landscapes and cityscapes Kertesz' personal poetic style remains constant. Bookking International Paris hardcover
1993réf. 29336New York: Aperture Foundation Inc. 1993. First edition Aperture Masters of Photography Series Number 11. The first printing with the error on the title-page with the publisher's patch correcting it. With 43 finely reproduced full-page black and white photographs by André Kertész the images are on the rectos only and printed on fine glossy paper. Square 8vo publisher's original black cloth with silver lettering on the spine in the original dustjacket which features a 1930 Kertész photograph of Colette on the upper cover. 96pp. A very fine copy essentially as new. FIRST EDITION AND A WONDERFUL COLLECTION OF ANDRÉ KERTÉSZ'S PHOTOS. The selection is mostly from the 1920's and 1930's but also includes examples of his works from the 1940's 1950's and 1970's. Many of the examples are from the French Period of the artist's career. Along with Ms. Kismaric's fine essay this collection also includes a brief biographical chronology a list of the artist's major exhibitions over a period of 60 years and a select bibliography. Kertész's work itself is often described as predominantly utilizing light. Kertész himself said that "I write with light". He was never considered to "comment" on his subjects but rather capture them. This is often cited as why his work is often overlooked; he stuck to no political agenda and offered no deeper thought to his photographs other than the simplicity of life. With his art's intimate feeling and nostalgic tone Kertész's images allude to a sense of timelessness. Aperture Foundation Inc. hardcover
1985réf. 29337New York: Abbeville Press 1985. First Edition and the Special Edition to commemorate the retrospective exhibition ANDRÉ KERTÉSZ at the International Center of Photography May-June 1985 New York City. With nearly 100 photographs selected by the artist and provided with very interesting and personal captions. 4to publisher's original bright blue cloth lettered in blind on the upper cover and on the spine in yellow-silver in the original dustjacket with photograph to the upper cover. 120 pp. A very fine copy essentially as pristine. FIRST OF THE VERY FINE ABBEVILLE PRESS EDITION TO COMMEMORATE THE ARTIST'S RETROSPECTIVE. "This combination of revealing often charming text and sparkling duotone reproductions forms a unique 120-page self-portrait of the man and artist." Selected photos first come from the artist early days in Hungary then from the French Period and finally from the New York photographs. In all over 60 years of his career are represented here. Abbeville Press hardcover
