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ref. 12445Editorial collectif, « LAction immédiate », de René Magritte, E. L. T. Mesens, Paul Nougé, Louis Scutenaire, André Souris. Textes de Salvador Dalí, André Breton, Paul Eluard, Maurice Heine, Benjamin Péret, Georges Hugnet, René Crevel, Tristan Tzara, E. L. T. Mesens, Henri Pastoureau, Yves Tanguy, Max Ernst, Jehan Mayoux, Roger Caillois, André Souris, Pierre Yoyotte, Gui Rosey, Maurice Henry, Jean Marcenac Illustrations de Balthus, Victor Brauner, André Breton, Salvador Dalí, Marcel Duchamp, Max Ernst, Alberto Giacometti, Maurice Henry, Jacques Hérold, Valentine Hugo, Marcel Jean, René Magritte, Meret Oppenheim, Man Ray, Yves Tanguy, etc. Numéro rare et très recherché. Couverture un peu défraîchie ; intérieur propre.
ref. 4567In-4° broché. André Breton, Marcel Duchamp, Salvador Dalí, Paul Eluard, Benjamin Péret, Pierre Yoyotte, Paul Nougé, Roger Caillois, Alberto Savinio, Gilbert Lély, Joe Bousquet, Alberto Giacometti Hors-textes de Marcel Duchamp, Max Ernst, Salvador Dalí, Man Ray
ref. 10407Paris, XXe siècle, 1975. 2 volumes in-4, 183-(9) et 153-(19) pp., cartonnages éditeur illustrés.
ref. 8822S.d. Plaquette in-8 de 21-(3) pp., couverture dorée.
ref. L3581Londres. London Gallery Editions, 1944. In-12 br. Jaquette typo. Portrait de P. Eluard par Man Ray. Édition bilingue de Poésie et Vérité 1942, traduction de R. Penrose & E.L.T. Mesens. E.O. Bel envoi autographe de E.L.T. Mesens. Justification autographe de Roland Penrose et E.L.T. Mesens au colophon.
1924ref. 91867Nrf | Paris 1924 | 13.50 x 19 cm | broché
1983ref. 163161983 Paris Philippe Sers,, 1983,in8, reliure pleine toile rose de l'éditeur , sous jaquette illustrée. (30,8 x 21,7 cm), 192 pages, Introduction par Jean-Hubert Martin. Textes de Rosalind Krauss et Man Ray. 234 illustrations en noir in et hors-texte. Édition originale rare.Ce catalogue raisonné reproduit pour la première fois l'ensemble complet des objets qui ont été fabriqués par Man Ray Les" Objets de mon affection" sont ces objets dont Man Ray na jamais pu se passer et dont il exigeait la présence quotidienne dans son atelier, . Ce sont des objets mythiques Chaque objet est décrit et commenté, la plupart du temps par Man Ray lui-même, et photographiés par lui
ref. 16591Paris, Marcel Zerbib, 1968. In-8, non paginé. Couverture souple dorée et illustrée.
ref. 11478One black & white illus. Single folded sheet 4 pp. Milan: Galleria Schwarz 1971. The scarce announcement and invitation for Man Ray's retrospective exhibition and book launch at Arturo Schwarz's Milan gallery and two other locations. In excellent condition. unknown
ref. 11478One black & white illus. Single folded sheet 4 pp. Milan: Galleria Schwarz 1971. The scarce announcement and invitation for Man Ray's retrospective exhibition and book launch at Arturo Schwarz's Milan gallery and two other locations. In excellent condition. unknown books
1963ref. 53521963 London: André Deutsch, 1963. In-8 relié: 16 x 24 cm, 7 ff., 398 pp. Edition originale britanique illustrée d'un frontispice et de 35 photographies documentaires reproduites en noir dans et hors-texte. Reliure d'éditeur en toile chocolat. Bien complet de la célèbre jaquette illustrée noir et or. Rares traces d'usage aux coiffes.
1963ref. C3NFnfy-Au081926v1x4Boston: Little Brown and Company in association with The Atlantic Monthly Press 1963. First Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. Octavo. Man Ray. Near Fine / Near Fine. Unmarked. First Edition. 1963. Little Brown in association w/ The Atlantic Monthly Press; Boston. Hardcover. NF black cloth gold and copper spine lettering corner tips sharp; mild softening. NF dust jacket small chips & nicks creasing to spine ends bit overall light edge shelf wear. Unclipped. Photo frontispiece and 36 halftone illustration plates by Man Ray. Octavo. Man Ray's autobiography from Brooklyn and New York Dada through Paris Surrealism and Montparnasse to his Hollywood years and return to France. Ships in a box insured w/tracking. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SYNOPSIS & HISTORY: Self Portrait is the autobiography of the American artist and photographer Man Ray tracing his life from his early years in Brooklyn and Ridgefield New Jersey through his immersion in the Paris Dada and Surrealist circles a ten-year interlude in Hollywood and his return to post-war France. Narrative chapters recount his collaborations w/ Marcel Duchamp his development of camera-less rayographs and solarized darkroom processes his presence in interwar Parisian bohemia and his wartime exile in Los Angeles. The memoir functions simultaneously as personal narrative and as documentation of twentieth-century avant-garde circles. Little Brown and Company published the book in Boston in 1963 in association w/ The Atlantic Monthly Press. A photographic frontispiece captures Man Ray in Hollywood in 1947 complemented by halftone plates reproducing his paintings rayographs assemblages and portraits from across his career. The text records the development of solarization experimental cinema and mechanical sculpture through first-person exposition. First-hand accounts detail central figures of the interwar avant-garde including Marcel Duchamp Francis Picabia Pablo Picasso Gertrude Stein James Joyce and Kiki de Montparnasse. Man Ray born Emmanuel Radnitzky in 1890 contributed to the Dada and Surrealist movements in both New York and Paris and his darkroom experimentation fashion and portrait photography and subversive object-making expanded twentieth-century photographic technique. The book is a first-person record of one of the more versatile American modernists studied today across modern art Dadaism and photographic history. Little, Brown and Company in association with The Atlantic Monthly Press hardcover
1937ref. 345557Paris: G. L. M. 1937. Originally issued unbound along with twelve other halftone photo reproduction plates and with five sheets of text by André Breton in blue wrappers. 9 3/5 × 6 2/5 in. Single leaf with light foxing and toning to paper else near fine. Originally issued unbound along with twelve other halftone photo reproduction plates and with five sheets of text by André Breton in blue wrappers. 9 3/5 × 6 2/5 in. G. L. M. unknown
1937ref. 345557Paris: G. L. M. 1937. Originally issued unbound along with twelve other halftone photo reproduction plates and with five sheets of text by André Breton in blue wrappers. 9 3/5 × 6 2/5 in. Single leaf with light foxing and toning to paper else near fine. Originally issued unbound along with twelve other halftone photo reproduction plates and with five sheets of text by André Breton in blue wrappers. 9 3/5 × 6 2/5 in. G. L. M. unknown books
1975ref. 112482Ediions S. 1975. Hardcover. Very good/No jacket. #12/75cc signed by Squatriti on the colophon page. With 10 serigraphs each signed and numbered on the back by the artist with a very light hand in pencil. In a damaged box. Ediions S. hardcover
1932ref. 90055Paris: Edward W. Titus 1932. First Edition. Octavo 22.75cm; original printed wrappers with yapped edges; v208vi-ixpp. Creasing tiny tears and some small losses to yapped edges some toning to upper front wrapper with two old stains to upper right edge of same and some foxing to text edges; majority of pages unopened; Very Good. Surrealist Number of this important avant-garde literary magazine edited by Edward Titus. Contents include contributions by André Breton Luis Buñuel René Char René Crevel Paul Eluard Marcel Duchamp Tristan Tzara and others. 90055. Edward W. Titus unknown
1932ref. 90055Paris: Edward W. Titus 1932. First Edition. Octavo 22.75cm; original printed wrappers with yapped edges; v208vi-ixpp. Creasing tiny tears and some small losses to yapped edges some toning to upper front wrapper with two old stains to upper right edge of same and some foxing to text edges; majority of pages unopened; Very Good. Surrealist Number of this important avant-garde literary magazine edited by Edward Titus. Contents include contributions by André Breton Luis Buñuel René Char René Crevel Paul Eluard Marcel Duchamp Tristan Tzara and others. 90055. Edward W. Titus unknown books
1951ref. 7300Liège / Pierre Aelberts, éditeur / Collection " Brimborions " n° 195 de 1972. Plaquette in-8 broché de 20 pages, relié par une tresse de soie, au format 14 x 19 cm. Couverture, frontispice et belles illustrations en noir et blanc, non signées, in-texte. Un des 40 exemplaires numérotés à la main sur vélin astra ( n° 42 ), seul tirage après 10 sur hollande et un sur Japon. Rare édition originale.
ref. 0155710 En feuilles
1956ref. 011444Paris A l'Etoile scellée 1956 121 x 10 cm, plié en deux En feuilles
1924ref. 91867Paris: Nrf 1924. Fine. Nrf Paris 1924 13.50 x 19 cm broché First edition one of 535 numbered copies on Navarre laid paper the only issue together with 10 copies on Japan paper. Illustrated with a portrait of the author as frontispiece by Man Ray. A fine copy despite a small minor tear at the head of the spine. Signed autograph inscription by Jacques Baron: "" à Jeanne Pierre et Jacques et X Collet. De tout coeur. Vraiment. Jacques."" Nrf unknown
1991ref. 1-0500274738Thames & Hudson 1991. Paperback. New. reprint edition. 255 pages. 12.00x8.50x0.75 inches. Thames & Hudson paperback
1925ref. 21059Paris, Les Feuilles libres, mai-juin 1925. In-8 broché de [2]- page 219 à 284.
1938ref. 31189Editions G.L.M / Guy Lévis Mano1936. In-8 broché de 60 pages au format 19,5 x 14 cm. Couverture avec titre imprimé. Dos carré muet. Plats et intérieur frais. Exemplaire non coupé. Numéro avec textes inédits de Paul Eluard, René Char, Jean Scutenaire, Pierre Mabille, Maurice Blanchard, Herman Grégoire, Louis Parrot ( texte consacré à Federico Garcia Lorca avec ex-libris, inédit, illustré par Salvador Dali. Cahier central avec 8 superbes photographie en noir par Man Ray. Catalogue éditeur sur papier rose en fin de volume. Un des 25 exemplaires numérotés sur Normandy Vellum ( n° 31 ), seul grand papier après 10 numérotés sur Hollande Pannekeok. Rare édition originale en état magnifique, proche du neuf.
ref. 29664Paris, Édition Chronique du jour. Sommaire N° 2, 1er mai 1938, in-4, broché, 51-[1] pp. Deuxième numéro de cette célèbre revue illustrée d'une lithographie en couleurs d'imagerie cinghalaise. Paris, Edition Chronique du jour. Sommaire N° 2, 1er mai 1938. Un volume in-4, broché, 51-[1] pp. Deuxième numéro de cette célèbre revue illustrée d'une lithographie en couleurs d'imagerie cinghalaise.
