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Paris, Gallimard, 1965-1967 et 1968. Trois volumes in-8, brochés, 476 pp, 376 et 297 pp. Éditions originales de cette trilogie. Tome 1: non coupé, un des 85 exemplaires numérotés sur vélin pur fil Lafuma-Navarre, deuxième papier après 27 vergé de Hollande, en parfait état, N° 53. Tome 2 : un des 80 exemplaires numérotés sur vélin pur fil Lafuma-Navarre, deuxième papier après 27 vergé de Hollande, N° 43. Tome 3 n° 43. Beaux exemplaires tels que parus.
1965ref. 29249Paris, Gallimard, 1965-1967-1968. Trois volumes in-8, brochés, 476-376 et 297 pp. Le 3 volumes réunis dans un boitier commun.
ref. 01079Paris: Le Rayon d'Or/Librairie Gallimard 1952. A Spectacular Copy in a Unique Artist's Binding Inscribed by Jules Romains with Inscriptions by Georges Duhamel and Gus Bofa With an Original Drawing Autograph Letter and Provenance Note A Singular Enriched Association Copy of Les Copains DUHAYON Henri binder. BOFA Gus illustrator. ROMAINS Jules. Les Copains. Avec douze aquarelles par Gus Bofa. N.p. Paris: Le Rayon d'Or 1952. First edition illustrated by Bofa limited to 3500 numbered copies sur vélin blanc des Papeteries de Lana this being copy 3152. Octavo 8 1/4 x 6 1/8 in; 208 x 153 mm. 200 1 1 blank 3 table 1 blank 1 colophon 1 blank pp. Twelve full-page aquarelle illustrations one of which has been inscribed by the artist to the owner. A striking abstract painted binding by Henri Duhayon of Nice signed in gilt on the inside front turn-in: "Relié H. Duhayon Nice." Full crushed cordovan morocco spine lettered in gilt with vividly hand-painted lacquered paper boards in a modernist all-over composition of black yellow orange blue and red brushstrokes and grid patterns reflecting the anarchic spirit of the text. Top edge gilt. Custom painted endpapers. A superb and very fine copy in a matching leather-edged slipcase. With the following additions: An original ink and watercolor drawing by Gus Bofa showing the riotous group of copains with their characteristic red cheeks - annotated and inscribed to the owner at foot: "Mr. Jean Francesche cordialement Gus Bofa." An autograph letter signed ALS by Bofa dated 24 November 1958 addressed to the owner Jean Francesche explaining the curious omission of a head in one of the illustrated characters: "Votre 'copain sans visage' n'a pas perdu la tête - il n'en a jamais eu. Jules Romains l'a voulu ainsi." A tipped-in typed letter signed TLS by the owner Jean Francesche explaining how he assembled this copy after reading Romains's Souvenirs et confidences d'un écrivain tracing the culinary reference to Duhamel contacting him for clarification and engaging Bofa in a whimsical debate over the incomplete drawing. Francesche's commentary includes typed quotes from Souvenirs and his note concludes: "Je pense que tout cela augmente l'intérêt de ce charmant volume." Francesche's signed ex-libris is blindstamped to the inside front cover turn-in. A remarkable object of literary friendship bibliophilic playfulness and aesthetic invention. First published in 1913 Les Copains is a comic and subversive novel about a group of friends - eccentric idealistic and absurd - who form a loosely anarchic brotherhood and perform theatrical stunts and pranks across provincial France. It stands as an early literary expression of unanimism a theory of collective consciousness developed by Romains in the 1900s. As the New Oxford Companion to French Literature notes: "Before the war in 1914 Romains published. two novels Mort de quelqu'un 1911 and the farcical Les Copains influenced by Unanimist theories of social groups and collective psychology." This edition published nearly 40 years later by Le Rayon d'Or Gallimard's deluxe illustrated imprint pairs Romains's youthful anti-establishment text with twelve brilliant plates by Gus Bofa one of France's most original illustrators and caricaturists. Bofa celebrated for his sardonic wit and visual improvisation was a regular contributor to Le Rire and Crapouillot and illustrated classic texts by Swift Cervantes and La Fontaine. Renowned artist Gus Bofa b. Gustave Blanchot 1883-1968 was an illustrator for Rire and Sourire a costume and set designer a celebrated poster artist and illustrator for the literary journal Crapouillot. He soon became one of the most in demand illustrators of editions of Swift La Fontaine Cervantes etc. ultimately with one hundred and seventeen volumes to his credit. French novelist poet dramatist and essayist Jules Romains pseud. of Louis Farigoule 1885-1972 was "early in his career.associated with a short-lived artistic community the Groupe de 'Abbaye which published his poems La Vie unanime in 1908. These poems and much of his later verse and prose were influenced by Unanimist theories of social groups and collective psychology. Before the war in 1914 he published more collections of poetry a verse play.and two novels Mort de quelqu'un 1911 and the farcial Les Copains The Pals" New Oxford Companion to Literature in French p. 707. Georges Duhamel's 1884-1966 experience as a surgeon during World War I produced Vie des martyrs 1917 tr. The New Book of Martyrs 1918 and Civilisation 1918 tr. 1919. These collections of sketches are noted for their compassionate accounts of human suffering. He was successful as a dramatist; his Dans l'ombre des statues was performed in 1912 tr. In the Shadow of Statues 1914 and L'oeuvre des athlètes in 1920. His fiction includes two cycles of novels-Cycle de Salavin 1920-32 tr. 1936 about a sensitive eccentric and Chronique des Pasquiers 1933-45 tr. 1937-46 about a bourgeois Parisian family. Essays in Scènes de la vie future 1930 tr. America: the Menace 1931 and other collections reflect Duhamel's aversion to overindustrialization" Columbia Enclyclopedia. He wrote passionately against war and its atrocities and against the rise of Naziism. He was elected to the Académie Français in 1935. Though now largely forgotten he is perhaps best remembered for his timeless epigram: "It is always brave to say what everyone thinks" Monod 9851. Paris: Le Rayon d'Or/Librairie Gallimard, 1952 unknown books
ref. 01079Paris: Le Rayon d'Or/Librairie Gallimard 1952. A Spectacular Copy in a Unique Artist's Binding Inscribed by Jules Romains with Inscriptions by Georges Duhamel and Gus Bofa With an Original Drawing Autograph Letter and Provenance Note A Singular Enriched Association Copy of Les Copains DUHAYON Henri binder. BOFA Gus illustrator. ROMAINS Jules. Les Copains. Avec douze aquarelles par Gus Bofa. N.p. Paris: Le Rayon d'Or 1952. First edition illustrated by Bofa limited to 3500 numbered copies sur vélin blanc des Papeteries de Lana this being copy 3152. Octavo 8 1/4 x 6 1/8 in; 208 x 153 mm. 200 1 1 blank 3 table 1 blank 1 colophon 1 blank pp. Twelve full-page aquarelle illustrations one of which has been inscribed by the artist to the owner. A striking abstract painted binding by Henri Duhayon of Nice signed in gilt on the inside front turn-in: "Relié H. Duhayon Nice." Full crushed cordovan morocco spine lettered in gilt with vividly hand-painted lacquered paper boards in a modernist all-over composition of black yellow orange blue and red brushstrokes and grid patterns reflecting the anarchic spirit of the text. Top edge gilt. Custom painted endpapers. A superb and very fine copy in a matching leather-edged slipcase. With the following additions: An original ink and watercolor drawing by Gus Bofa showing the riotous group of copains with their characteristic red cheeks - annotated and inscribed to the owner at foot: "Mr. Jean Francesche cordialement Gus Bofa." An autograph letter signed ALS by Bofa dated 24 November 1958 addressed to the owner Jean Francesche explaining the curious omission of a head in one of the illustrated characters: "Votre 'copain sans visage' n'a pas perdu la tête - il n'en a jamais eu. Jules Romains l'a voulu ainsi." A tipped-in typed letter signed TLS by the owner Jean Francesche explaining how he assembled this copy after reading Romains's Souvenirs et confidences d'un écrivain tracing the culinary reference to Duhamel contacting him for clarification and engaging Bofa in a whimsical debate over the incomplete drawing. Francesche's commentary includes typed quotes from Souvenirs and his note concludes: "Je pense que tout cela augmente l'intérêt de ce charmant volume." Francesche's signed ex-libris is blindstamped to the inside front cover turn-in. A remarkable object of literary friendship bibliophilic playfulness and aesthetic invention. First published in 1913 Les Copains is a comic and subversive novel about a group of friends - eccentric idealistic and absurd - who form a loosely anarchic brotherhood and perform theatrical stunts and pranks across provincial France. It stands as an early literary expression of unanimism a theory of collective consciousness developed by Romains in the 1900s. As the New Oxford Companion to French Literature notes: "Before the war in 1914 Romains published. two novels Mort de quelqu'un 1911 and the farcical Les Copains influenced by Unanimist theories of social groups and collective psychology." This edition published nearly 40 years later by Le Rayon d'Or Gallimard's deluxe illustrated imprint pairs Romains's youthful anti-establishment text with twelve brilliant plates by Gus Bofa one of France's most original illustrators and caricaturists. Bofa celebrated for his sardonic wit and visual improvisation was a regular contributor to Le Rire and Crapouillot and illustrated classic texts by Swift Cervantes and La Fontaine. Renowned artist Gus Bofa b. Gustave Blanchot 1883-1968 was an illustrator for Rire and Sourire a costume and set designer a celebrated poster artist and illustrator for the literary journal Crapouillot. He soon became one of the most in demand illustrators of editions of Swift La Fontaine Cervantes etc. ultimately with one hundred and seventeen volumes to his credit. French novelist poet dramatist and essayist Jules Romains pseud. of Louis Farigoule 1885-1972 was "early in his career.associated with a short-lived artistic community the Groupe de 'Abbaye which published his poems La Vie unanime in 1908. These poems and much of his later verse and prose were influenced by Unanimist theories of social groups and collective psychology. Before the war in 1914 he published more collections of poetry a verse play.and two novels Mort de quelqu'un 1911 and the farcial Les Copains The Pals" New Oxford Companion to Literature in French p. 707. Georges Duhamel's 1884-1966 experience as a surgeon during World War I produced Vie des martyrs 1917 tr. The New Book of Martyrs 1918 and Civilisation 1918 tr. 1919. These collections of sketches are noted for their compassionate accounts of human suffering. He was successful as a dramatist; his Dans l'ombre des statues was performed in 1912 tr. In the Shadow of Statues 1914 and L'oeuvre des athlètes in 1920. His fiction includes two cycles of novels-Cycle de Salavin 1920-32 tr. 1936 about a sensitive eccentric and Chronique des Pasquiers 1933-45 tr. 1937-46 about a bourgeois Parisian family. Essays in Scènes de la vie future 1930 tr. America: the Menace 1931 and other collections reflect Duhamel's aversion to overindustrialization" Columbia Enclyclopedia. He wrote passionately against war and its atrocities and against the rise of Naziism. He was elected to the Académie Français in 1935. Though now largely forgotten he is perhaps best remembered for his timeless epigram: "It is always brave to say what everyone thinks" Monod 9851. Paris: Le Rayon d'Or/Librairie Gallimard, 1952 unknown
ref. 7481NRF, Paris , Gallimard , 30 avril 1929
ref. 16-5588Paris: 1976-1979; 1985-1986. Audio archives: 2 audio cassettes and 9 CDs of interviews with Simone de Beauvoir for projected Gallimard publications. .Unpublished audio interviews to prepare the books: 2 audio cassettes and 2 CDs: interviews of Simone de Beauvoir with Claude Francis in 1976 June 9 and June 22. Plus 7 CDs of interviews with Simone de Beauvoir in 1985-1986. These recordings are accompanied by documents: the publishing contract with Gallimard photocopy; 2 L.S. by Robert Gallimard to the two authors January 6 1978 and May 30 1980; 2 autograph sheets signed by Simone de Beauvoir authorizing Claude Francis to make photocopies and copies of various documents; a contract with Einaudi.Set of preparatory documents for "Les Écrits de Simone de Beauvoir " by Claude Francis and Dr. Fernande Gontier a scholar who received her PhD in French from the University of Virginia in 1973. She has many iworks in collaboration with Claude Francis--on French literary figures including Colette and Simone de Beauvoir. A copy of the book "Les Écrits de Simone de Beauvoir" Paris Gallimard 1979 in-8 paperback with a mailing from Fernande Gontier February 1980. Following her refusal to print the Postscript to the Second Sex Beauvoir agreed to let her editors publish texts following her bibliography in preparation since 1975. These writings include many original texts published for the first time in book form including the first two chapters of the novel L'Invitée Brigitte Bardot et le syndrome Lolita the first French-language edition of this essay published in English in Esquire . Provenance: Aristophil Collection Paris. Paris: 1976-1979; 1985-1986 paperback
1939ref. 1435-2Paris, NRF, Gallimard, 1939. in-4 broché, 70 pages, couverture imprimée. ÉDITION ORIGINALE de ce recueil contenant : "Trois chevaux aigus. Nous sommes. Nulle rupture. À l'ombre de ma porte. Poème perpétuel. L'or et l'eau froide. Trois poèmes inachevés. Les vainqueurs d'hier périront". Tirage : 5 Japon nacré et 15 vergé d'Arches numérotés et signés + les exemplaires non numérotés sur vélin du Marais (tirage probable à 500 ex.). Le notre, sur vélin du Marais est accompagné DES 4 SUPERBES LITHOGRAPHIES ORIGINALES DE MAX ERNST TIRÉES EN NOIR À PLEINE PAGE SUR VERGÉ DE HOLLANDE (seuls les 20 premiers exemplaires en grand papier contiennent ces lithographies). - Note bibliographique et historique : Max Ernst avait prévu une série de douze lithographies, mais seules quatre d’entre elles furent publiées dans l’édition de luxe à petit nombre. Un an plus tôt, en 1938, désapprouvant ses positions trotskystes, Éluard avait rompu avec Breton : À sa suite Max Ernst quitte le groupe surréaliste outré d’avoir à subir l’exigence de « saboter la poésie de Paul Éluard par tous les moyens » (in Centre Georges Pompidou, Paul Éluard et ses amis peintres, 1982, p.109).
1927ref. 1652Paris, Éditions de La Pléiade, 1927. Un volume grand in-8° (245 x 180 mm), relié. Plein maroquin havane janséniste, dos à quatre nerfs, tête dorée, couverture et dos conservés, étui bordé (J.Van West). 21 GRAVURES ORIGINALES À L'AQUATINTE ET À L'EAU-FORTE PAR ALEXANDRE ALEXEIEFF. Tirage : 266 ex. Celui-ci l'un des 15 exemplaires de tête sur japon impérial, numéroté et paraphé par l'éditeur (n°11), comprenant une suite complète des gravures en premier état avec remarques sur japon mince, une suite complète en état définitif sur vélin et 2 gravures inédites avec remarques. Les suites sont judicieusement reliées en fin de volume (Bendazzi, Alexeieff, itinéraire d’un maître, 2001, pp. 98-115).
1939ref. 1435Paris, NRF, Gallimard, 1939. in-4 (260 x 200 mm) broché, toutes marges, 70 pages, couverture imprimée rempliée. ÉDITION ORIGINALE TRÈS RARE de ce recueil contenant : "Trois chevaux aigus. Nous sommes. Nulle rupture. À l'ombre de ma porte. Poème perpétuel. L'or et l'eau froide. Trois poèmes inachevés. Les vainqueurs d'hier périront". Tirage : 5 Japon nacré + 15 vergé d'Arches. Celui-ci l' un des 15 ex. numérotés sur vergé d'Arches (n°12), SIGNÉ PAR PAUL ÉLUARD ET MAX ERNST, ACCOMPAGNÉ DE 4 SUPERBES LITHOGRAPHIES ORIGINALES À PLEINE PAGE TIRÉES EN NOIR SUR VERGÉ DE HOLLANDE DE MAX ERNST (seuls les 20 premiers exemplaires en grand papier contiennent ces lithographies). - Note bibliographique et historique : Max Ernst avait prévu une série de douze lithographies, mais seules quatre d’entre elles furent publiées dans l’édition de luxe à petit nombre. Un an plus tôt, en 1938, désapprouvant ses positions trotskystes, Éluard avait rompu avec Breton : À sa suite Max Ernst quitte le groupe surréaliste outré d’avoir à subir l’exigence de « saboter la poésie de Paul Éluard par tous les moyens » (in Centre Georges Pompidou, Paul Éluard et ses amis peintres, 1982, p.109).
