TZARA, Tristan - MARCOUSSIS, LouisLivre Rare Book
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1928ref. 1437Éditions Jeanne Bucher, Paris 1928. Pet. in-4 broché (280 x 195 mm). Couverture de papier vergé rose illustrée d'une vignette gravée sur le premier plat. Édition originale. TROIS (3) GRAVURES EN HORS-TEXTE ET UNE (1) VIGNETTE SUR LA COUVERTURE par LOUIS MARCOUSSIS. Tirage : 4 Japon + 10 Hollande de van gelder + 86 vélin d'Arches + 4 h.c. + 2 au dépôt légal. Celui-ci numéroté sur Arches. Imprimé par Paul Haasen pour les gravures et R. Coulouma pour le texte.
1934ref. 148190London: Leonard and Virginia Woolf at the Hogarth Press 1934. First edition first impression in an excellent example of the Anthony Butts jacket of this scarce Hogarth Press novel the debut of Woolf's friend Laurens van der Post. Of the 1250 copies printed Woolmer states that 300 were pulped. Octavo. Original green cloth spine lettered in black. With dust jacket designed by Anthony Butts. A hint of sunning to spine the boards otherwise bright the binding sound internally crisp. A superb copy in fresh jacket with only minimal rubbing to corners. Woolmer 353. hardcover
ref. 16-6497Paris: Tériade 1951. Folio. 28 x 38. 5 cm. Sheets loose as issued in chemise board and slipcase. 34 original color woodcuts including 24 full-page hors-texte plates printed on Arches wove paper. One of 250 signed and numbered copies. Fine condition in original paper wrapping.32 gravures sur bois de Henri Laurens dont 24 hors texte 4 vignettes et 4 culs-de-lampe et un double feuillet d'index. En feuilles sous couverture originale illustrée chemise et étui de l'éditeur.References: OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:459758777; Garvey the Artistand the Book 157; Rauch 127; From Manet to Hockney 125.Provenance: Galerie Kornfeld Bern from the Estate of Tériade the nom de plume of Stratis or Efstratios Eleftheriades a native of Mytilene who went to Paris in 1915 at the age of eighteen to study law but who instead became an art critic patron and most significantly a publisher.In collaboration with Swiss publisher Albert Skira Tériade founded the review Minotaure in 1933. For several years E. Tériade contributed and remained involved with the review but departed in December 1937 when the 10th volume was published.In 1937 he founded the quarterly journal Verve 1937-1960 for which he commissioned artists such as Picasso Matisse and Marc Chagall to produce a series of works Paris: Tériade, 1951 unknown
ref. 16-3705Paris: Editions de la revue Verve 1952. 4to. Original pictorial boards. 26.5 x 35.5 cm. 10½ x 14". French edition.153 1 p. With 27 lithographs many in color 5 of them double-page; plus numerous reproductions of drawings paintings photographs miniatures etc.;boards with color illustration by Georges Braque on front cover.Major double-issue of Verve 27 lithographs by or after Georges Braque 1; Henri Matisse 3 1 of them double-page; Henri Laurens 2; Alberto Giacometti 2; André Masson 3 1 of them double-page; Fernand Léger 3 1 of them double-page; Joan Miro 3 1 of them double-page; Borès 2; Gromaire 1; and Marc Chagall 7 1 of them double-page. The lithographs printed by Mourlot. Paris: Editions de la revue Verve, 1952 hardcover
1924ref. 1674Éditions de la Galerie Simon (D.H. Kahnweiler), Paris 1924. Volume petit in-4 broché (25 x 20 cm), 22 pages, couverture ivoire illustré d'une eau-forte. ÉDITION ORIGINALE illustrée de 4 eaux-fortes d'André Masson, dont celle de la couverture et 3 en hors-texte. Premier livre de Georges Limbour et premier livre illustré par André Masson. Tirage à 112 exemplaires, celui-ci étant l'un des 90 numéroté sur vergé d'Arches (n° 53), SIGNÉ PAR L'AUTEUR ET L'ARTISTE au colophon. Les gravures de Masson les plus authentiquement surréalistes.
1613ref. 2072Paris: for Raphael du Petit Val à Rouen 1613. Scarce French-language edition of Du Laurens works with a set of 26 anatomical engravings derived from Vesalius and others. "This is the second edition of the French translation of Du Laurens collected works. which preceded the publication of the Latin text. In addition to the author's textbook of anatomy and his account of scrofula the volume contains works on geriatrics melancholy and other mental afflictions and an early opthalmological work which describes the anatomy and diseases of the eye. The volume has an exceptionally well-engraved title page the author's engraved portrait and numerous historical and ornamental woodcut initials." Heirs of Hippocrates p. 144. According to Krivatsy the French translation of Du Laurens Opera Omnia was first published by P. Mettayer in Paris in 1613 and was reprinted by Raphael Du Petit Val in Rouen in 1621. Our copy has an engraved title signed by du Petit Val in Rouen but dated 1613; the Rouen librairie presumably recycled some of the original Paris-printed titles modifying the original engraving with a cancel. Du Laurens 1558-1609 was the court physician to Marie de Medicis and Henry IV and previously had been professor at the University of Montpellier. Wellcome I 1942; Krivatsy 3506 3507; Heirs of Hippocrates 389. Folio 23 x 34.5 cm 10 ff. including engraved allegorical title & portrait of Du Laurens 353 1 pp. 10 ff.; 1f. 53 3 ff.; 43 3 ff.; 57 3 ff.; 30 2 ff. Bound in contemporary French calf gilt-ruled covers with gilt wreath in center spine with raised bands rebacked with author-title gilt on spine. Ex Libris of Pierre Americ on front-end pastedown early ownership inscription of Michaux . De la Burtieve / Praecevitor S. Capellae Dune.sis on title. Soiling to engraved title with extreme right margin in partial facsimile; preliminary & final leaves remargined without loss; light waterstain in upper margin of scattered leaves; some other leaves soiled or spotted in margin. for Raphael du Petit Val à Rouen hardcover books
1613ref. 2072Paris: for Raphael du Petit Val à Rouen 1613. Scarce French-language edition of Du Laurens works with a set of 26 anatomical engravings derived from Vesalius and others. "This is the second edition of the French translation of Du Laurens collected works. which preceded the publication of the Latin text. In addition to the author's textbook of anatomy and his account of scrofula the volume contains works on geriatrics melancholy and other mental afflictions and an early opthalmological work which describes the anatomy and diseases of the eye. The volume has an exceptionally well-engraved title page the author's engraved portrait and numerous historical and ornamental woodcut initials." Heirs of Hippocrates p. 144. According to Krivatsy the French translation of Du Laurens Opera Omnia was first published by P. Mettayer in Paris in 1613 and was reprinted by Raphael Du Petit Val in Rouen in 1621. Our copy has an engraved title signed by du Petit Val in Rouen but dated 1613; the Rouen librairie presumably recycled some of the original Paris-printed titles modifying the original engraving with a cancel. Du Laurens 1558-1609 was the court physician to Marie de Medicis and Henry IV and previously had been professor at the University of Montpellier. Wellcome I 1942; Krivatsy 3506 3507; Heirs of Hippocrates 389. Folio 23 x 34.5 cm 10 ff. including engraved allegorical title & portrait of Du Laurens 353 1 pp. 10 ff.; 1f. 53 3 ff.; 43 3 ff.; 57 3 ff.; 30 2 ff. Bound in contemporary French calf gilt-ruled covers with gilt wreath in center spine with raised bands rebacked with author-title gilt on spine. Ex Libris of Pierre Americ on front-end pastedown early ownership inscription of Michaux . De la Burtieve / Praecevitor S. Capellae Dune.sis on title. Soiling to engraved title with extreme right margin in partial facsimile; preliminary & final leaves remargined without loss; light waterstain in upper margin of scattered leaves; some other leaves soiled or spotted in margin. for Raphael du Petit Val à Rouen hardcover
ref. 1409t'Amsterdam: By Jan Ten Hoorn 1698 AND t'Amsterdam: By Jan Ten Hoorn 1699. Hardcover. Very Good. Quarto. 4 volumes. Ad I by Bosch in three volumes: I: 1 480 300pp.; II: 2 403 431pp.; III: 3 331 281pp. With an engraved title-page added. Ad II by Zanten: Four parts in one volume. I: xvi 192pp.; II: iv 128pp.; III: iv 159pp.; IV: iv 198pp. With the half-title and the engraved title-page present. Contemporary uniform blindstamped vellum with a half inch crack to the upper joint of the second volume of Bosch work. With 24 engraved plates by Jan Van Luyken to Bosch's work and 12 engraved plates again by Jan Van Luyken to Zanten's work. A fine copy. t'Amsterdam: By Jan Ten Hoorn, 1698 [AND] t'Amsterdam: By Jan Ten Hoorn, 1699. hardcover
ref. 002774t'Amsterdam: By Jan ten Hoorn 1699 AND t'Amsterdam: By Jan Ten Hoorn 1698. Hardcover. Very Good. Quarto. 4 volumes. Ad I by Zanten: Four parts in one volume. I: xvi 192pp.; II: iv 128pp.; III: iv 159pp.; IV: iv 198pp. With the half-title and the engraved title-page present. Ad II by Bosch in three volumes: I: 1 480 300pp.; II: 2 403 431pp.; III: 3 331 281pp. With an engraved title-page added. Contemporary uniform blindstamped vellum with a half inch crack to the upper joint of the second volume of Bosch's work. With 12 engraved plates by Jan Van Luyken to Zanten's work and 24 engraved plates again by Jan Van Luyken to Bosch's work. A fine copy. t'Amsterdam: By Jan ten Hoorn, 1699 [AND] t'Amsterdam: By Jan Ten Hoorn, 1698. hardcover
1953ref. 73558Sous étui et chemise cartonnés recouverte de papier Japon nacré à fibre. Illustré de 11 gravures sur bois originales d'Henri LAURENS, dont une pour la couverture et une pour la page de titre. Sur le faux-titre, un DESSIN ORIGINAL d'Henri LAURENS accompagne un ENVOI AUTOGRAPHE SIGNÉ DE L'ARTISTE : « à Madame Pierre de Harting, amicalement. H. Laurens ». Dans cet exemplaire est ajouté:- Une des 25 suites tirées sur Japon, comprenant 10 gravures originales d'Henri Laurens, la première signée par l'artiste et la présidente de la société, et justifiée X/XXV ;- Une suite de 4 gravures (3 têtes de chapitre et 1 cul-de-lampe), tirées sur Vergé d'AuvergneChacune de ces suites est conservée dans une chemise individuelle, respectivement d'Auvergne blanc et d'Auvergne bleu-gris, ornées du bois gravé de la couverture, avec variantes de couleurs.
1928ref. 1436Éditions Jeanne Bucher, Paris 1928. Pet. in-4 broché (280 x 195 mm). Couverture de papier vergé rose illustrée d'une vignette sur le premier plat. Édition originale. TROIS (3) GRAVURES EN HORS-TEXTE ET UNE (1) VIGNETTE SUR LA COUVERTURE par LOUIS MARCOUSSIS. Tirage : 4 Japon + 10 Hollande de van gelder + 86 vélin d'Arches + 4 h.c. + 2 au dépôt légal. Celui-ci l' 1 des 10 sur Hollande avec LA SUITE DES GRAVURES AVANT LA LETTRE TOUTES SIGNÉES AU CRAYON PAR MARCOUSSIS. Exemplaire offert par Tristan Tzara à Georges Hugnet portant un très joli ENVOI AUTOGRAPHE SIGNÉ ET DATÉ PAR TZARA ACCOMPAGNÉ D'UN PETIT DESSIN À L'ENCRE. Imprimé par Paul Haasen pour les gravures et R. Coulouma pour le texte.
1925ref. 3783Paris, Editions de la Galerie Simon, 1925. 1 vol. in-8 (19,6 x 12,9 cm), broché sous couverture rempliée illustrée d'une gravure sur le premier plat. Édition originale illustrée de 9 EAUX-FORTES ORIGINALES DE JUAN GRIS dont 1 en couverture, 4 hors texte et 4 in texte, imprimées en sépia par Charlot Frères. - Tirage : 112 exemplaires. Celui-ci, l'un des 90 sur vergé d'Arches signé à l'encre par le poète et le peintre (n° 94). - Édité par Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler l'ouvrage contient les seules gravures sur cuivre de Juan Gris (1887-1927). Kahnweiler notera par ailleurs : « On ne peut que regretter que Gris n'ai débuté que peu de temps avant sa mort dans la gravure à l'eau-forte dans laquelle il aurait excellé ». Depuis longtemps Tzara désirait travailler avec Juan Gris et "Mouchoir de Nuages" sera la seule collaboration entre l'écrivain et le peintre. Skira 144 ; Kahnweiler p. 294 ; Rauch 99 ; Hugues 19 ; Hofer 126 ; Pompidou p. 184; Chapon p. 285 ; Galland p. 918 ; Hugues 19.
ST-BRIEUC, Imp. L. Prud'Homme - 1886 - EO - Tirage à 150 ex. - 1/2 reliure - Dos lisse avec pièce de titre cerise et titre doré - TIRAGE à 150 Exemplaires Plats marbrés - 366 pages - Propre.
