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réf. 23843Brno, Dum umení / Praha, Narodní galerie / Bratislava, Galerie Mladých, 1968, in-4, broché. Edition originale. Catalogue de l'exposition constitué de quatre sections : Poruseni zakona (Violation de la loi), Zakon noci (Loi de la nuit) Automaticka pravda (Vérité automatique), Hra (Jeu). Bien complet des deux suppléments brochés à part : a) le livret de traductions en français des textes de C. Courtot (Le Principe de plaisir), V. Bounoure (Au Lever du rideau), Ph. Audoin (La Fontaine de fortune), J. Pierre (Sifflera bien mieux le merle moqueur), 12 p. sur papier rose ; b) Surrealisticky telefon Praha-Paris, réponses au questionnaire de Dvorsky, Effenberger et Kral par G. Legrand, V. Bounoure, Ph. Audoin, A. Le Brun, H. Télémaque, J. Schuster, J.-C. Silbermann (bilingue tchèque-français, 12 p.). Reproductions d’euvres de Benoît, Camacho, Dax, Der Kevorkian, Klapheck, Lam, Matta, Miro, Parentova, Silbermann, Télémaque, Terrossian, Toyen. Une exposition peu connue, Princip Slasti (Le principe du plaisir), conçue par le groupe surréaliste de Paris en collaboration avec des surréalistes tchécoslovaques et tenue à Brno, Prague et Bratislava entre février et avril 1968. Elle a été la première et l’unique occasion de faire découvrir le surréalisme international au public derrière le Rideau de fer. Coupures de presse jointes ainsi qu’une carte signée de l’artiste surréaliste tchèque Jaroslav Hrstka. On joint un exemplaire de la rare affiche en deux couleurs (format 75 x 55 cm) et tirée en sérigraphie pour promouvoir l’exposition à Brno et à Prague, elle a été composée par Jaroslav Hrstka, Bel ensemble, peu courant.
réf. 1272688976.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 24155(Paris), Collège de 'Pataphysique, 15 Clinamen 82, in-24, format 10 x 7,8 cm, br., (16 p.) Edition originale tirée à très petit nombre, hors-commerce, par Noël Arnaud.
1931réf. 24281Paris: Firmin-Didot 1931. Fine. Firmin-Didot Paris 1931 14 x 19.50 cm broché First edition on ordinary paper. Precious inscription from Edouard Krakowski to Philippe Soupault. About the poets of the Spring of Nations in Poland iconography. Two small lacks at head and foot of spine slight marginal tears to boards. Firmin-Didot hardcover
1897réf. ST15557-17London: Published by David Nutt 1897. 210 x 152 mm. 8 1/4 x 6". Two volumes. Englished by Thomas Danett. VERY ATTRACTIVE BROWN CRUSHED HALF MOROCCO BY BICKERS & SON stamp-signed on verso of front endpaper smooth russet linen sides spines gilt in ruled compartments raised bands decorated with double rules and small tool at either end top edge gilt other edges untrimmed. Publisher's original buckram covers bound in at rear. Decorated title page initials printer's devices. Title pages printed in red and black; front pastedowns with bookplate of Sir James Dunn. ◆Hint of rubbing to bottom edges upper covers with a handful of small lights scratches and tiny nicks half-title in volume I a little loose but in excellent condition the contents pristine and obviously never read. In the introduction to the present edition Whibley says that the translation "is a masterpiece untouched by age"--a description equally applicable to the book itself whose contents have scarcely been touched. The French courtier Comines ca. 1445 - ca. 1511 chronicles the reign of Louis XI and the Italian expedition of Charles VIII covering most of the three decades beginning in 1464. The work comprises the first critical and philosophical history to be written after antiquity and it earned for Comines the appellation of "father of modern history." Britannica says that "the graphic style of his narrative and above all the keenness of his insight into the motives of his contemporaries an insight undimmed by undue regard for principles of right and wrong make this work one of the great classics of history." Our translation by Danett the first in English was originally published in 1596 and the present edition uses the 1601 version which includes a life of Comines. The introduction by Charles Whibley gives a biography of Comines and an analysis of his style and ideas. Danett fl. 1566-1601 also translated from various authors a sequel to Comines' work and an epitome of descriptions of the Low Countries drawn from the works of Guicciardini. Published by David Nutt unknown
1897réf. ST15557-17London: Published by David Nutt 1897. 210 x 152 mm. 8 1/4 x 6". Two volumes. Englished by Thomas Danett. VERY ATTRACTIVE BROWN CRUSHED HALF MOROCCO BY BICKERS & SON stamp-signed on verso of front endpaper smooth russet linen sides spines gilt in ruled compartments raised bands decorated with double rules and small tool at either end top edge gilt other edges untrimmed. Publisher's original buckram covers bound in at rear. Decorated title page initials printer's devices. Title pages printed in red and black; front pastedowns with bookplate of Sir James Dunn. ◆Hint of rubbing to bottom edges upper covers with a handful of small lights scratches and tiny nicks half-title in volume I a little loose but in excellent condition the contents pristine and obviously never read. In the introduction to the present edition Whibley says that the translation "is a masterpiece untouched by age"--a description equally applicable to the book itself whose contents have scarcely been touched. The French courtier Comines ca. 1445 - ca. 1511 chronicles the reign of Louis XI and the Italian expedition of Charles VIII covering most of the three decades beginning in 1464. The work comprises the first critical and philosophical history to be written after antiquity and it earned for Comines the appellation of "father of modern history." Britannica says that "the graphic style of his narrative and above all the keenness of his insight into the motives of his contemporaries an insight undimmed by undue regard for principles of right and wrong make this work one of the great classics of history." Our translation by Danett the first in English was originally published in 1596 and the present edition uses the 1601 version which includes a life of Comines. The introduction by Charles Whibley gives a biography of Comines and an analysis of his style and ideas. Danett fl. 1566-1601 also translated from various authors a sequel to Comines' work and an epitome of descriptions of the Low Countries drawn from the works of Guicciardini. Published by David Nutt unknown books
1931réf. 24281Firmin-Didot | Paris 1931 | 14 x 19.50 cm | broché
réf. 3307(Alger), Office français d'Édition, sans date (1943). Cahiers numéro 28. In-8 (22 cm) 112 pages, illustré de 8 dessins originaux aux crayon à mine de plomb (non signé). Broché. Couverture légèrement défraîchie.
1888réf. 100596Joubert 1888 approx.
1945réf. 18313Partitions sur le Prénom Vaubaillon 1945
1958réf. 89335Nouvelles Editions Méridian 1958
1933réf. 8032je chante pour Montmartre Edition 1933 approx.
1926réf. 19089Partitions sur le Métier,Partitions sur les Fleurs Cazès Mario 1926
1958réf. 89558S.E.M.I 1958
1925réf. 95448Cazès Mario 1925
1925réf. 102212je chante pour Montmartre Edition 1925
1886réf. 15673Partitions sur la Guerre Franco-Prussienne Labbé Marcel 1886 approx.
1880réf. 20602Partitions sur les Oiseaux Joubert 1880 approx.
1934réf. 105243Molinier 1934
1920réf. 79665Partitions sur les Instruments de musique Olivier et Cie 1920 approx.
1925réf. 28807Partitions sur la Marine et bateaux Durand et Cie 1925 approx.
1924réf. 112484Pêle-Mêle Edition 1924
1935réf. 114811Partitions sur Paris Paname,Partitions sur le Mauvais garçon Molinier 1935
1931réf. 21278Labarthe Philippe 1931
