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1969réf. 29442Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press 1969. Reprint. Cloth. Very Good. Cloth 8vo. Text in French and English side by side. Reprint of the 1946 edition published by View. With translations by Edouard Roditi and drawings by Arshile Gorky. Stray ink mark to one page of text else a sound very good copy. This 1969 reprint was mostly published in trade paperbound format. The cloth version is uncommon. University of Michigan Press unknown books
1945réf. 22925New York: View 1945. First edition. Paperback. Very Good. The May 1945 issue of this prominent magazine on Surrealism edited by Charles Henri Ford. Cover art by Wilfredo Lam. Managing editor is John Myers and contributing editors include Paul Bowles Philip Lamantia Paul Goodman Robert Melville and more. Aaron Copland and Marcel Duchamp among others were on the Advisory Board. A sharp very good copy in tall stapled wrappers. View paperback books
1956réf. 227075Paris: Jean-Jacques Pauvert 1956. First. paperback. very good. With b/w illustrations throughout. 168pp. Tall 8vo green printed wrappers spine ends a bit worn. Paris: Librairie Jean-Jacques Pauvert 1956. A very good copy of this uncommon surrealist periodical. Jean-Jacques Pauvert unknown books
1943réf. 25147New York: View 1943. First edition. Paperback. Very Good. Art magazine edited by Charles Henri Ford. Devoted to surrealism. Contributions by Philip Lamantia Paul Bowles Man Ray Parker Tyler and others. A very good copy in tall stapled wrappers. Mild spotting in a couple of places to covers and some general light soiling. Still tightly bound. View paperback books
1945réf. 2230Brussels: Galerie des Éditions La Boétie 1945. Small Octavo 7 9/16 x 5 5/8 inches; 192 x 143 mm 16 pages of text and 8 pages of plates in stapled illustrated wrappers. Scarce catalogue of a Surrealism exhibition that took place from December 15 1945 to January 15 1946 at Galerie des Éditions La Boétie in Brussels. The catalogue features eight pages of black-and-white photos of some of the works in the exhibition along with texts by André Breton Paul Nougé Marcel Mariën Tristan Tzara Paul Éluard René Magritte and Louis Scutenaire. The catalogue lists 167 works in the exhibition by such artists as Hans Arp Giorgio de Chirico Max Ernst Paul Klee René Magritte Marcel Mariën Paul Nougé and Raoul Ubac. The cover illustration is Magritte's "Le Viol" 1945. OCLC lists nine institutional holdings: Hofstra MOMA the Getty Art Institute of Chicago Northwestern Johns Hopkins Princeton Philadelphia and the Menil Collection. Listed under two OCLC accession numbers: 9727431 and 1138935734. Scarce in commerce. CONDITION: Wrappers soiled with heavy edge wear and a few nicks. Internally clean and unmarked some toning to the newsprint pages rusting to staples and a small tear in the last page not affecting any text. A Good copy. Galerie des Éditions La Boétie paperback books
1970réf. 28279Rotterdam: Museum Boymans-van Beuningen 1970. First edition. Paperback. Very Good/very good. Thick paperbound quarto in glossy printed dustwrapper. Unpaginated. Text variously in German French and Dutch. Illustrated in both color and black and white. A very good copy overall with some light handling wear in a very good unclipped dustwrapper which has a wrap-around color illustration on one side and text and images by Dali on the verso. A large and heavy book. Museum Boymans-van Beuningen paperback books
1936réf. 26976Paris: Aux Editions Jeanne Bucher 1936. First edition. Loose Sheets. Very Good . Single sheet of 6 1/2" x 10" tall paper. The rare sales prospectus / publication announcement sheet for Georges Hugnet's masterpiece of photocollage entitled La Septieme Face Du De Poemes-Decoupages facsimile en couleurs dans le format in-dix double-raisin. Sous Couverture de Marcel Duchamp. This book was issued in two editions: a "super-limited" edition of 20 copies sur japon comportant un inedit et une "couverture-cigarette" par Marcel Duchamp. This edition was offered at the vast sum of 300 fr back in 1936. The so-called "regular" edition of 200 copies sur velin went for the modest price of 35 fr. Condition of sheet is very good. A handsome frame-able piece of surrealist ephemera. Aux Editions Jeanne Bucher unknown books
1974réf. 30557Paris: B.L.S. 1974. Paperback. Very good. 36pp. Small closed tear to rear else very good in publiser's French fold wallpaper wraps with a circular piece brad bound to the front. shop B.L.S. paperback books
1946réf. 25543New York: View 1946. First edition. Paperback. Very Good. The May 1946 issue of this magazine devoted to all things Surrealism. Edited by Ford and assisted by Parker Tyler John Myers Paul Bowles Aaron Copland Marcel Duchamp and others. A good to very good copy in tall side-stapled wrappers. Typical light soiling and wear to covers. Cover art by Jean Helion. View paperback books
2013réf. 30433Paris: Centre Pompidou / Gallimard 2013. First edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/near fine. Hardbound quarto in printed acetate wrapper. 331 pp. Profusely illustrated in both color and black and white. Text in French by a wide variety of contributors including Henri Behar Alyce Mahon William Jeffett and Paul B. Franklin. A handsome near fine copy in dustwrapper. Centre Pompidou / Gallimard hardcover books
2007réf. 30478New York: Museum of Modern Art 2007. First edition. Hardcover. Fine/fine. Tall wide hardbound quarto in dustwrapper. 237 pp. Illustrated in both color and black and white. With special assistance by Dawn Ades Montse Aguer and Felix Fanes. A lovely fine copy in dustwrapper. A large and heavy book. Museum of Modern Art hardcover books
2014réf. 30183Paris: Centre Pompidou 2014. First edition. Paperback. Near Fine. Wide paperbound quarto. 167 pp. With essays in French by Carole Boulbes Christian Briend and Clement Cheroux. Near Fine copy in stiff illustrated bound wrappers. Profusely illustrated. Centre Pompidou paperback books
2000réf. 27305Hartford: Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art with Yale University Press 2000. First edition. Cloth. Fine/fine. Clothbound quarto in dustwrapper. 195 pp. Lavish illustrated monograph on Dali edited by Dawn Ades. Published on the occasion of an exhibition at the Wadsworth Atheneum. A fine clothbound copy in fine dustwrapper. Looks unread. Illustrated in color. Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art with Yale University Press unknown books
1947réf. 26385New York: H. Bittner and Company 1947. First edition. Cloth. Good. Clothbound quarto. Artist monograph on this surrealist painter focused on his drawings. Edited and with text by Lincoln Kirstein. Includes 48 black and white plates. Covers soiled a bit about the edges of the cloth covers and with a bit of fraying at spine tips. Lacking the uncommon dustwrapper as often seen. This copy has been SIGNED by Tchelitchew on the front endpaper. A most uncommon signature. Also laid in to this copy are several pieces of Tchelitchew-related ephemera from other exhibitions of his works over the years. H. Bittner and Company unknown books
1981réf. 26183New York and Berlin: Folker Skulima 1981. First edition. Hardcover. Near Fine. Illustrated hardbound volume. Issued without dustwrapper. A collection of surrealist collages by Hofmann with texts in English and German by Baum. Produced in an edition of 999 numbered examles this one hand-labeled H. C. and 75 special signed copies. Condition of this attractive book is near fine marred only by a prior owner inscription on the title page. Folker Skulima hardcover books
2015réf. 25723New York: Di Donna 2015. First edition. Cloth. Fine. Suede cloth quarto. 100 numbered pages plus a large suite of pages at rear of book with descriptions and pictures of pieces in this substantial exhibition. A fine copy. Issued without dustwrapper. Di Donna unknown books
1945réf. 25548New York: View 1945. First edition. Paperback. Very Good . The November 1945 issue of this prominent magazine on Surrealism edited by Charles Henri Ford. Cover art by Leon Kelley. Managing editor is John Myers and contributing editors include Paul Bowles Philip Lamantia Paul Goodman Robert Melville and more. Aaron Copland and Marcel Duchamp among others were on the Advisory Board. A sharp very good plus copy in tall stapled wrappers. View paperback books
1945réf. 24885New York: View Editions 1945. First edition. Paperback. Good . Tall slender stapled volume. With typography by Parker Tyler. Cover drawing by Yves Tanguy. One of five hundred copies although this one is unnumbered SIGNED by Ford on the title page. This copy suffers somewhat from some light moisture soiling along the edges of the paper yet is still quite presentable. Overall in good to very good condition in stapled yeloow wrappers printed and illustrated in red. Book is illustrated in black and white. View Editions paperback books
1941réf. 23905New York: View 1941. First Edition. Paperback. Fine. Early issue in glossy newspaper format of this magazine devoted to surrealism. Contributions by Calas Norman McCaig Saburoh Kuroda Kurt Seligmann Thomas Merton and more. Fine seemingly unread copy. A gorgeous unfolded copy of a scarce early issue. View paperback books
1961réf. 23847New York: Bodley Gallery 1961. First edition. Paperback. Near Fine. Exhibition catalog from the 1961 showing of Brauner's works at Bodley Gallery in New York. One of a four part exhibition showcasing the works of Brauner Max Ernst Rene Magritte and Matta. Single stiff sheet of card stock folded once to form a booklet. With tipped on accordion-style folded sheet of paper which opens into five panels each with a single black and white illustration of Brauner's works. Catalog is in sharp near fine condition. Bodley Gallery paperback books
1936réf. 2345Paris: Jeanne Bucher 1936. First edition. Original wrappers. Very Good. FIRST EDITION THE PRINTER JACQUES GROU-RADENEZ'S COPY WITH TWO LONG PERSONAL INSCRIPTIONS BY HUGNET. WITH COVER MY MARCEL DUCHAMP. ONE OF ONLY 294 COPIES IN THE EDITION; AN OUT-OF-SERIES COPY LABELED "EXEMPLAIRE NO. G.H.". "This is Georges Hugnet's first volume of 'poemes-decoupages.' The title echoes Andre Mallarme's Un Coup de Des N'Abolira Jamais le hazard 1895 and Hugnet's poems printed on the left-hand pages of the book mirror the unusual spacing and various typefaces and sizes of Un Coup de Des. Hugnet had joined the Surrealists by 1932 and the collages on the right-hand pages centered around nude images cut out of Paris Magazine rehearse typical Surrealist themes. The cover by Marcel Duchamp spells out the title in letters containing the names of a whole Surrealist pantheon including Sade Freud Rimbaud Paracelsus Swift Heraclitus Roussel Chaplin Jarry Uccello and Saint-Juste and also a Man Ray photograph of DuChamp's assisted readymade 'Why Not Sneeze Rrose Sélavy' consisting of 152 marble cubes the size of sugar cubes a thermometer and a cuttlebone inside a small cage" Roth 101 p.92. An extraordinary association copy signed and inscribed twice by Hugnet: On the half-title Hugnet has written a warm inscription dated 1936 the year of publication thanking Grou-Radenez for his work on the book. Beneath that in 1963 he added an additional inscription to the new owner of the book the surrealist photographer Leo Dohmen praising Grou-Radenez who had been arrested and murdered by the Nazi's for hiding Jewish children and aiding the French Resistance. Paris: Editions Jeanne Bucher 1936. Original photographically embossed wrappers hand-sewn as issued; housed in beautiful custom box. Illustrated throughout with black-and-white photo collages several hand-colored. Only mild wear to wrappers; remnants of paper at spine ends we have not been able to confirm that there was originally a paper spine under the external sewing; all other copies we've seen have not had a paper spine. A beautiful copy. Jeanne Bucher unknown books
1948réf. 27263Paris: Éditions surréalistes 1948. First edition. 13 p. 17 cm. Wrappers fine. One of 30 numbered copies on Marais paper. Fine. An anti-clerical tract signed in type by Adolphe Acker Sarane Alexandrian Maurice Baskine Jean-Louis Bédouin Hans Bellmer Jean Bergstrasser Roger Bergstrasser Maurice Blanchard Joë Bousquet Francis Bouvet Victor Brauner André Breton Jean Brun Pierre Cuvillier Pierre Demarne Charles Duits Jean Ferry André Frédérique Guy Gillequin Arthur Harfaux Jindrich Heisler Georges Henein Maurice Henry Jacques Hérold Véra Hérold Marcel Jean Alain Jouffroy Nadine Kraïnik Jerzy Kujawski Pierre Lé Stan Lélio Pierre Mabille Jehan Mayoux Francis Meunier Nora Mitrani Henri Parisot Henri Pastoureau Benjamin Péret Gaston Puel Louis Quesnel Jean-Dominique Rey Claude Richard Jean Schuster Iaroslav Serpan Seigle Hansrudy Stauffacher Claude Tarnaud Toyen Clovis Trouille Robert Valançay Jean Vidal Patrick Waldberg. Éditions surréalistes unknown books
2002réf. 71563London: Sotheby's 2002. 119p. additional pages of ads and protocols highresolution color plates throughout some folding with brief annotation; deluxe production in 10.75 x 8.25 inch color wraps mildest signs of handling. Balthus Bellmer Brauner 3 Carrington Joseph Cornell 2 Dali 8 Delvaux 2 Eemans Ernst 10 Magritte 4 Man Ray 8 Masson 3 Miro Picabia Prassinos Roy Schwitters Tanguy Tapies. Sotheby's unknown books
réf. 7223Cover illustration by Max Ernst & 12 photographic closeups of authors printed on both sides of six sheets of coated paper tipped-in. 15 pp. 8vo 220 x 130 mm. orig. printed paper wrappers. Paris: J. Corti 1931. A scarce bookseller's catalogue issued by one of the principal distributors of Surrealist works in Paris. The famous chart of authors prescribed and invalidated by the Surrealists "Lisez / Ne Lisez" appears for the first time in print on the lower wrapper of this catalogue. The Librairie José Corti on the Rue de Clichy served as the occasional headquarters of the collective imprint Editions Surréalistes. Ernst's steel-engraved collage on the cover was specially made for the bookstore. The catalogue offers for sale the works of Maxime Alexandre Louis Aragon André Breton René Char René Crevel Salvador Dali Paul Eluard Max Ernst Benjamin Péret Tristan Tzara Pierre Unik and Luis Bunuel. Most of the portraits tipped-in are reproductions of photographs taken by Man Ray. Each author is given one page with their works listed with prices and noted when "épuisé." Below the listings are excerpts of contemporary reviews and commentary on the authors and the Surrealist movement as a whole. Breton and Eluard's "L'Immaculée Conception" is offered on page 9 followed by reviews of the work. Fine and fresh copy. ❧ Georges Sebbag Les Editions Surréalistes: 1926-1968 1993 p. 199-200 in trans.-"Methodical a bibliography has a cognitive aim. Descriptive a bookseller or auction house catalogue has a commercial end. The Corti catalogue of 1931.transcends these two goals. On the one hand it participates in the campaign to launch Editions Surréalistes and led to the unification of the group.A surrealist object theoretical and visible the catalogue is a model of Edition Surréaliste publishing." In the bibliography cited above "Annexe II" describes the evolution of the "Lisez / Ne Lisez Pas" chart. The cover of the present catalogue is reproduced on the cover of Sebbag's work. unknown books
réf. 7258Several black & white illus. Folded sheet on coated paper 210 x 150 mm. folded. Paris: 1930. The rare first catalogue devoted to Surrealism issued by the Librairie José Corti one of the principal distributors of Surrealist works in Paris. Located on the Rue de Clichy the bookstore would later serve as the occasional headquarters of the collective imprint Editions Surréalistes. This catalogue offers for sale the early books of Breton Aragon Eluard Char Tzara Péret Picabia Desnos Ernst etc. With illustrations by Magritte and Ernst. Good copy of one of the earliest catalogues of Surrealist publications. The middle segment has been expertly re-joined to the upper portion. unknown books
