BECQUE (Maurice de).Livre Rare Book
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1920réf. 194881920 Aquarelle et encre de Chine, s.d. (1920), sur carton, 48 x 35.5 cm, titrée sous le dessin.
réf. 1432Paris : chez Maurice de Becque, 1930. 40 EAUX-FORTES AVEC SUITE EN NOIR D'UN EXCELLENT PEINTRE ANIMALIER
1885réf. 25519Paris Calmann Lvy 1885 In-12, demi-maroquin gris fonc coins, plats de papier marbr, dos quatre nerfs; doublures et gardes de papier marbr, tte dore, non rogn, couverture imprime (Ch. Septier).Edition originale. Un des 20 exemplaires numrots sur hollande, seul tirage sur grand papier.
réf. 97Aux Éditions de la Lampe d'or, Chez L. Baudel, Paris, 1925, In-quarto (19,4 x 25,5 cm), 418 pages, sous couverture à rabats. Édition illustrée de 30 eaux-fortes en couleurs de Maurice de Becque tirées à la poupée, dont 14 planches hors-texte. L'ouvrage est également orné par l'illustrateur de lettrines, bandeaux et vignettes en violine. Tirage limité à 330 exemplaires, celui-ci un des 50 exemplaires numérotés sur papier de Rives, avec une suite des gravures en bistre (Seulement 175 exemplaires du tirage comportent les gravures tirées en couleurs à la poupée. Il existe également une édition courante comprenant 25 dessins en fac-similé). Superbe interprétation teinté d'érotisme oriental de ce grand classique par Maurice de Becque, doublé d'une impression et mis en couleurs des plus contrastés et lumineuses. Un fort et luxueux volume tel que paru, dans une condition de fraîcheur excellente.
1924réf. 64238Paris: A l'enseigne de la lampe d'or 1924. Fine. A l'enseigne de la lampe d'or Paris 1924 19.50 x 25.50 cm broché Edition illustrated with 30 etchings and original initials by Maurice de Becque one of 10 numbered copies on Imperial Japan paper containing a duplicate suite signed by Maurice de Becque. Two slight tears at head and foot of spine otherwise handsome copy. A l'enseigne de la lampe d'or unknown
réf. 5024Texte établi par P.BONDOIS,préface d’Emile MAGNE.In 8 en feuillets,couverture rempliée,faux-titre,titre,316 pages, 1 feuillet de justification de tirage.17 eaux-fortes sous serpentes de Maurice de BECQUE(15 annoncées)Editions des Moulins d’Auvergne Clermont-Ferrand.30 avril 1944 Exemplaire n°13 sur Auvergne,avec une suites des dix-sept eaux-fortes en sépia(plus deux en noir)avec un cuivre correspondant à un bandeau.Chemise cartonnée, dos toilé avec titre doré,étui cartonné avec bords toilé.(un petit renfort)sinon très bon état,superbes eaux-fortes
1928réf. LIQ-6174P. Chez Maurice de Becque 1928. In-4° broché sous couverture, chemise et étui +1 volume de suites en feuilles avec la même chemise et étui.
1928In-4 p., brossura orig. (dorso restaur.), pp. (4),IV,313,(5), illustrato da 60 pregevoli acqueforti a colori di Maurice Jaubert de Becque, così composte: 12 grandi testate, 9 finali, 21 composizioni nel t. e 18 tavole f.t. Romanzo storico che celebra la vita di una cortigiana all’epoca dell’impero romano. Cfr. Carteret,IV, p. 73: “Edition recherchée et cotée” - Benezit,I, p. 955 cita dell’artista francese anche l’illustrazione di quest’opera. Bella edizione di 270 esempl. numerati. Il ns., 64, “sur vélin pur fil Lafuma” fa parte della tiratura di 200 (num. 61 a 260), ed è molto ben conservato. Uniamo anche: “Six planches refusées complétant l’illustration de "Sonnica la Courtisane" et reservées aux amis de l’artiste”. Sono 6 bellissime acqueforti in tinta “avec remarques”, di gusto fortemente erotico, ciascuna con alcune righe di testo a fronte (e l’indicaz. del capitolo e della pag. cui fanno riferimento): in tutto 16 cc.nn. a fogli sciolti, copertina in brossura con vignetta inc. all’acquaforte al piatto anter., custodia in mz. tela, astuccio. Tracce d’uso margin. altrimenti esemplare ben conservato.
réf. 7468Deux superbes volumes reliés chez Ch. Septier , superbe dos mosaïqués , demi maroquin marron à coins avec bradel sur les plats , filets dorés , dos conservé, tranches supeéieures dorées . 40 eaux fortes avec leurs suite en noir, le relieur a mis chaque gravures noires derrière celle en couleurs. 2 vol. in-f° (346 x 275 mm), [1] pl. - [4] ff. - 246 pp. - [1] f. + [1] pl. - [1] f. - 184 pp. - [1] f. + [40] pl., Édition originale de l'illustration de Maurice de Becque, avec 40 eaux-fortes en couleurs (24 au premier volume et 16 au second). Tirage limité à 200 exemplaires, celui-ci l'un des 100 exemplaires sur Hollande (n°102) enrichis d'une suite en noir. Il a également été tiré 12 exemplaires sur Japon ancien avec cuivre, suites, et aquarelles originales ; 60 exemplaires sur Japon impérial contenant 2 suites ; ( Apres 10 exemplaires sur Hollande contenant une suite, une aquarelle originale et un cuivre ; et 18 exemplaires HC.) Maurice Jaubert de Becque a fait sa réputation dans le travail de peintre animalier il illustre également Le Livre de la Jungle et L'Appel de la forêt .L'ensemble est particulièrement charmant , d'un coté par les illustrations , mais tout autant par la qualité de la reliure , les dos mosaïqués , la qualité du maroquin , l'état , "comme neuf" non insolé ...Bref : un bel exemplaire pour un bibliophile ....
1925réf. LIQ-6175P. Chez Maurice de Becque 1925. In folio en feuilles sous chemise demi basane, plats de papier illustré, dos lisse orné de fleurons noir, titre dorée, couverture rempliée, étui recouvert du même papier (dos légèrement frotté).
réf. 78133Paris Maurice de Becque 1925. Folio 34.8 x 26.4 cm. Title leaf in red and brown. Seven finely engraved and hand-coloured plates tissue-guarded illustrating poems on separate leaves with engraved hand-coloured headpieces and colour-printed pictorial endpieces. The text leaves numbered 1-15. Loose-leaved in printed portfolio with pictorial vignette on the front side. = A wonderful publication by Maurice de Becque joining his impressive illustrations of wild and fierce animals with a collection of Leconte de Lisle's poems inspired by civilizations other than those of the Greeks and Romans and with a focus on animals and their habitats. Charles Marie René Leconte de Lisle 1818-1894 was a French poet traditionally known by his surname only. He "is most famous for his three collections of poetry: Poèmes antiques 1852 Poèmes barbares 1862 this work Poèmes tragiques 1884. He is also known for his translations of Ancient Greek tragedians and poets such as Aeschylus Sophocles Euripides and Horace" Wikipedia. The "barbaric" poems are the following: 1. Les éléphants; 2. Le sommeil du condor; 3. La panthère noire; 4. Les jungles; 5. Les taureaux; 6. Le rêve du jaguar. Each poem has a page-sized illustration of the animal mentioned in the title except Les jungles which shows a tiger. Les éléphants has two text leaves the others have one. Maurice Jaubert De Becque 1878-1838 was a French illustrator and set and costume designer also one of the founders of the Société des Peintres Animalier. All plates show mammals except one bird the condor. It is hardly a surprise that De Becque illustrated Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book Le Livre de la Jungle Paris Simon Kra 1924 too. This is No. VI handwritten in pencil of 20 copies "horse commerce numérotés en chiffres romains" with the handwritten text "Hommage de l'artiste" and signed by De Becque. Also inscribed in the top margin "A mon ami Charpentier." signed and written by De Becque. Slight wear mostly restricted to the portfolio spine top and bottom otherwise in excellent condition. Very rare. unknown
1927réf. 006395Paris: Librairie Lemercier 1927. Limited Edition. First Edition thus. Three Quarter Morocco. Wooden boards. Fine. No. 54 of 255 copies in limitation on velin pur fil Lafuma. Beautiful 3/4 morocco binding with unusual wood or wood veneer boards and matching wood veneer endpapers. And leather painted "onlay" illustration mounted onto spine! 4to. 28 by 22 cm. 208 pp. with 18 color plates and twelve vignettes and a second suite of all the illustrations in just outline form bound in at the end along with the spine to the wraps. The wrap cover serves as one of the three title pages. In its original title "Raharu" this is the novel that put Loti on the map in 1880 and it served as the inspiration for Leo Delibes' once popular opera "Lakmé" which premiered just three years later. Essentially Loti was the authorial counterpart to Gauguin in plunging whole into Tahitian society and his pen-name "Loti" followed from this novel. Without question one of Loti's greatest strengths as a writer was the color he brought to his descriptions and exotic subject matter and these pochoirs most definitely honor and capture that mastery. The bright plates and vignettes could be mistaken for actual painting and they are a feast to the eye. Apparently scarce with the only copy we could locate at the BNF -- no copies of this edition were found at all on OCLC or in commerce. Light rubbing of front joint. Librairie Lemercier unknown books
1927réf. 004618Paris: Librairie Lemercier 1927. Limited Edition. First Edition thus. Three Quarter Morocco. Marbled Boards. Near Fine. 1 of 12 copies to the limitation this being a presentation copy to Madame de Becque the wife of the illustrator. Beautiful 3/4 morocco binding by Saulnier. 4to. 28 by 22 cm. 208 pp. with 18 color plates and twelve vignettes and a second suite of all the illustrations in just outline form bound in at the end along with the spine to the wraps. The wrap cover serves as one of the three title pages. In its original title "Raharu" this is the novel that put Loti on the map in 1880 and it served as the inspiration for Leo Delibes' once popular opera "Lakmé" which premiered just three years later. Essentially Loti was the authorial counterpart to Gauguin in plunging whole into Tahitian society and his pen-name "Loti" followed from this novel. Without question one of Loti's greatest strengths as a writer was the color he brought to his descriptions and exotic subject matter and these pochoirs most definitely honor and capture that mastery. The bright plates and vignettes could be mistaken for actual painting and they are a feast to the eye. Apparently scarce with the only copy we could locate at the BNF -- no copies of this edition were found at all on OCLC or in commerce. A few tiny specks of discoloration on the spine and very light edgewear. Otherwise clean and pristine inside. Librairie Lemercier unknown books
1927réf. 006395Paris: Librairie Lemercier 1927. Limited Edition. First Edition thus. Three Quarter Morocco. Wooden boards. Fine. No. 54 of 255 copies in limitation on velin pur fil Lafuma. Beautiful 3/4 morocco binding with unusual wood or wood veneer boards and matching wood veneer endpapers. And leather painted "onlay" illustration mounted onto spine! 4to. 28 by 22 cm. 208 pp. with 18 color plates and twelve vignettes and a second suite of all the illustrations in just outline form bound in at the end along with the spine to the wraps. The wrap cover serves as one of the three title pages. In its original title "Raharu" this is the novel that put Loti on the map in 1880 and it served as the inspiration for Leo Delibes' once popular opera "Lakmé" which premiered just three years later. Essentially Loti was the authorial counterpart to Gauguin in plunging whole into Tahitian society and his pen-name "Loti" followed from this novel. Without question one of Loti's greatest strengths as a writer was the color he brought to his descriptions and exotic subject matter and these pochoirs most definitely honor and capture that mastery. The bright plates and vignettes could be mistaken for actual painting and they are a feast to the eye. Apparently scarce with the only copy we could locate at the BNF -- no copies of this edition were found at all on OCLC or in commerce. Light rubbing of front joint. Librairie Lemercier unknown
1927réf. 004618Paris: Librairie Lemercier 1927. Limited Edition. First Edition thus. Three Quarter Morocco. Marbled Boards. Near Fine. 1 of 12 copies to the limitation this being a presentation copy to Madame de Becque the wife of the illustrator. Beautiful 3/4 morocco binding by Saulnier. 4to. 28 by 22 cm. 208 pp. with 18 color plates and twelve vignettes and a second suite of all the illustrations in just outline form bound in at the end along with the spine to the wraps. The wrap cover serves as one of the three title pages. In its original title "Raharu" this is the novel that put Loti on the map in 1880 and it served as the inspiration for Leo Delibes' once popular opera "Lakmé" which premiered just three years later. Essentially Loti was the authorial counterpart to Gauguin in plunging whole into Tahitian society and his pen-name "Loti" followed from this novel. Without question one of Loti's greatest strengths as a writer was the color he brought to his descriptions and exotic subject matter and these pochoirs most definitely honor and capture that mastery. The bright plates and vignettes could be mistaken for actual painting and they are a feast to the eye. Apparently scarce with the only copy we could locate at the BNF -- no copies of this edition were found at all on OCLC or in commerce. A few tiny specks of discoloration on the spine and very light edgewear. Otherwise clean and pristine inside. Librairie Lemercier unknown
réf. 352629Folio 375 x 267 mm 1 f. title and 18 plates. Loose as issued preserved in the publisher's gold-and-black marbled paper-cover printed title label mounted on the upper cover; small tears and very slight losses to the lower flap of the cover. Rare suite of aquatints issued in a confidential edition limited to 52 numbered copies this copy no. 48 on Holland laid paper comprising six erotic compositions each presented in three states: colour aquatint aquatint in camaïeu and pure etching printed in bistre. All plates justified and signed in pencil by Maurice d'Attys pseudonym of the French painter and illustrator Maurice de Becque. The suite illustrates the six censored poems from Baudelaire's Les Fleurs du mal 1857 later republished in 1866 in Les Épaves: Les Bijoux Le Léthé À celle qui est trop gaie Lesbos Femmes damnées and Les Métamorphoses du vampire. REFERENCES: WorldCat records only one copy at Johns Hopkins University. Carteret Trésor V 24. Mahé Livres de luxe I 186. [Paris, Kra, 1923] paperback
1923réf. 11025Paris: Éditions de la Lampe d’Or 1923. Translated by Louis Jarty. One of only 40 deluxe copies printed on Japon with an extra suite of prints in shades of sanguine this no.20. 30 lavishly hand-coloured aquatints by Maurice Becque highlighted in gilt. 4to. bound in later half maroon morocco with marbled paper covered boards marbled endpapers spine lettered in gilt original wrappers bound in. An excellent copy.Maurice de Becque 1878-1928 was a noted French illustrator and painter this is one of his later books with a sophisticated style and finish. One of only 40 copies on japon with sumputuously hand-coloured aquatints and an extra suite of plates Éditions de la Lampe d’Or hardcover
