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ref. 201309650Paris, Folio, 1974 ; in-12, 136 pp., br.
ref. 201221095Paris, Cercle du nouveau livre, 1973 ; in-8, 191-28 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur . Très bon état.
1963ref. H1326Paris, Éditions Gallimard, 1963 ; in-12, 160 pp., broché (non coupé). Collection «le Manteau d'Arlequin». Exemplaire du Service de Presse. Très bon état.
1954ref. 202005097Paris, Librairie Gallimard, 1954-1959 ; in-12, 327 + 259 pp., broché. Les 2 volumes. Préface de Jacques Lemarchand.
1966ref. 014361Paris Pierre Belfond 1966 In-12 Broché, couverture à rabats Dédicacé par l'auteur
ref. 21244Paris : Denoël, 1965. Un album in-16 carré, broché.
ref. 9898Paris, Théâtre de la Colline, 1992. Album réalisé à l'occasion des représentations de Macbett au Théâtre de la Colline en octobre 1992. Avec des textes de Jan Kott, Arrabal, Lavelli, etc. Photographies du spectacle. Brochure de 32 pp., 21 x 30 cm. Couverture illustrée. Bon état.
1963Paris, Hachette, 1963. Une revue de format in 4° de 36 pp., nombreuses illustrations. Parfait état. Numéro essentiellement consacré à Eugène Ionesco, articles, Barrault, Brenner…, texte inédit, bibliographie.
ref. 87621Paris, Julliard, 1960, petit in 8° broché broché, 127 pages ; non coupé.
1831ref. 14577Dimensions : 237 x 183 mm.
1831ref. 145771831. Dimensions : 237 x 183 mm. Tirage argentique du temps ainsi lgend : ''Les deux vedettes du film Peter Finch et Glenda Jackson ont assist la sortie de leur dernier film dans un grand cinma des Champs-Elyses''. Timbre sec de l'agence port au verso. TrÂs belle condition. b42961 unknown
1980ref. 28254Paris, Éditions Borderie, Collection Images Obliques, 1980. Un volume in-8, (21,5 x 14 cm). 139 pp. Reliure déditeur pleine toile dorée. Introduction de Pierre Bourgeade " Le Cantique d'Irina Ionesco ". (7 pp).
ref. 201102318, Imprimé en suisse pour l auteur , 1969 ; in-8, 126 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur sous boitage . Très bon état illustrations de l auteur.
1969ref. 202006444Genève, Albert Skira, Les sentiers de la création, 1969 ; in-8, 127 pp., broché, couverture imprimée à rabats. Nombreuses illustrations en noir et blanc et en couleurs. Illustrations de l'auteur.
1952In 8, pp. (4) con foto in b/n n.t. raff. gli attori interpreti dei due spettacoli di Ionesco andati in scena al Teatro de la Huchette di Parigi. Programma di sala. 'La cantatrice chauve' venne per la prima volta rappresentata al Theatre des Noctambules nel maggio del 1950 con la regia di Nicolas Bataille che interpretava anche il ruolo di M. Martin. La stessa produzione e' quindi riproposta al Theatre de la Huchette nel '52. La prima di La lecon fu invece al Theatre de Poche il 20 febbraio 1951 per la regia di Marcel Cuvelier. Fra gli interpreti: Odette Piquet, Roger Jacquet, Therese Quentin...
1961ref. 619471London: The Sherval Press for The London Magazine 1961. Softcover. Fine. Volume 1 No. 1 New Series. Octavo. 96pp. Illustrated. About fine with a bit of light wear. Contributions by Derek Walcott Philip Larkin Ted Hughes Eugene Ionesco and others. The Sherval Press for The London Magazine unknown books
1971ref. 396783East Hampton New York 1971. Unbound. Very Good. Broadsides. Illustrated by Isadore Seltzer. Measuring 11" x 17" and 13" x 19.75". Overall very good with some toning pins holes at the corners and light edge wear; one poster with a couple of water spots. Eight posters for performances at the Old Post Office Theatre on Newtown Lane in East Hampton New York which was co-owned by photographer Ken Robbins who used the upstairs as his first darkroom. The theatre specialized in avant-garde plays by the likes of Harold Pinter Terrance McNally Sam Shepard Eugene Ionesco Joe Orton Rochelle Owens Boris Vian Leonard Melfi and others. Drama apparently did not pay the bills so the theatre put the kibosh on live performance after just two seasons in favor of art house films. It was likely that few of these posters were made for each performances and even less have survived. unknown books
1971ref. 396783East Hampton New York 1971. Unbound. Very Good. Broadsides. Illustrated by Isadore Seltzer. Measuring 11" x 17" and 13" x 19.75". Overall very good with some toning pins holes at the corners and light edge wear; one poster with a couple of water spots. Eight posters for performances at the Old Post Office Theatre on Newtown Lane in East Hampton New York which was co-owned by photographer Ken Robbins who used the upstairs as his first darkroom. The theatre specialized in avant-garde plays by the likes of Harold Pinter Terrance McNally Sam Shepard Eugene Ionesco Joe Orton Rochelle Owens Boris Vian Leonard Melfi and others. Drama apparently did not pay the bills so the theatre put the kibosh on live performance after just two seasons in favor of art house films. It was likely that few of these posters were made for each performances and even less have survived. unknown
1962ref. 8346Paris France: Gallimard 1962. First Edition. Original wraps. Very Good. 5 1/2 X 8 Inches. 248 PP. First edition not numbered signed and inscribed by Ionesco on the half-title. Eugene Ionesco was a Romanian playwright known for his treatment of the absurdity of modern life. He was one of the foremost figures of the French avant-garde theatre in the 20th century. For some reason there is an ink "K.K.K." on the first page. Light toning and some moderate wear to covers and spine. Text in french. Gallimard unknown
1964ref. 620825New York: Evergreen Review 1964. Softcover. Near Fine. First edition. Quarto. 90pp. Illustrated. Pictorial wrappers. Light edgewear near fine. Featuring a ten page portfolio by Emil J. Cadoo. Also "The Killer" by Norman Mailer "The Excluded Words" by Wayland Young "The Funambulists" by Jean Genet "They Just Fade Away" by William Burroughs "The Motor Show" by Eugene Ionesco "Cut-Ups: A Project for Disastrous Success" and more. The scarce suppressed issue. District Attorney William Cahn of Nassau County ordered the confiscation of 21000 copies of the magazine on the grounds that the issue contained obscene pictures Cadoo's portfolio of nude figures and text Young's article. The seizure was later declared illegal and a violation of the 14th Amendment. Evergreen Review unknown books
1964ref. 620825New York: Evergreen Review 1964. Softcover. Near Fine. First edition. Quarto. 90pp. Illustrated. Pictorial wrappers. Light edgewear near fine. Featuring a ten page portfolio by Emil J. Cadoo. Also "The Killer" by Norman Mailer "The Excluded Words" by Wayland Young "The Funambulists" by Jean Genet "They Just Fade Away" by William Burroughs "The Motor Show" by Eugene Ionesco "Cut-Ups: A Project for Disastrous Success" and more. The scarce suppressed issue. District Attorney William Cahn of Nassau County ordered the confiscation of 21000 copies of the magazine on the grounds that the issue contained obscene pictures Cadoo's portfolio of nude figures and text Young's article. The seizure was later declared illegal and a violation of the 14th Amendment. Evergreen Review unknown
1966ref. 620961New York: Evergreen Review 1966. Softcover. Very Good. Periodical. Cover illustration by Chaz. Quarto. Illustrated. Pictorial wrappers. A few creases on wraps small tears on the spine very good. Featuring: "Satori in Paris - III" by Jack Kerouac "Slime" by Eugene Ionesco "The Science Fiction of Bertolt Brecht" by Eric Bentley "The Jazz Avant Garde: Who's in Charge Here" by Martin Williams and more. Evergreen Review unknown books
ref. 4845706687.Gtankobon_hardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1965ref. 527443Harmondsworth Middlesex England: Penguin Books 1965. Softcover. Near Fine. First edition. Paperback original. Pages lightly toned tiny crease on rear cover near fine. Penguin Plays PL58. Penguin Books unknown books
1959ref. 2542Programme du Théâtre Récamier 1959. In-8 agrafé de 8 pages au format 18,5 x 25,cm. Couverture avec petite vignette contrecollé reprenant l'affiche originale de la pièce. Texte inédit en fac-similé autographe de l'auteur. Photo de Ionesco a du metteur en scène José Quaglio, en frontispice. Photo des acteurs en double page centrale, avec petite annotation à l'encre bleue. Propos de Ionesco sur 2 pages, intitulés " Un rêve policier devenu cauchemar..." recueillis par Claude Sarraute pour " Le Monde ". Reproduction d'un des décors de Jacques Noêl pour la pièce " Tueur sans gages ". Etat proche du neuf.Rare édition originale.
