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1929réf. 15943Paris, Librairie Gallimard, 1929. In-4 broché de 56-[6] pages. Couverture à rabats, premier plat orné d'une eau-forte.
1950réf. 15827Rolle, Paul Eynard, 1950. In-4 en feuilles de [2]-XXV-[3]-68-[10] pages couverture illustrée, rempliée, chemise, étui.
1938réf. 16181Grenoble, Didier et Richard, 1938 ; in-folio, br., étui ; (18) ff., 20 grands dessins tirés en hélio et 20 eaux-fortes à pleine page par Drevet ; couv. jaune paille rempliée imprimée en rouge et noir. Préface du Général Debeney.
1962réf. 010682Paris Tériade 1962 In-2 En feuilles, couverture rempliée, chemise et étui éditeur
réf. 20172S.l., Société normande des amis du livre, 1955. In-4, 221 pp., en feuilles, couverture originale imprimé, chemise et étui de l'éditeur (couverture insolée).
réf. 16501I- Nouvelle édition revue et augmentée, illustrée de 124 dessins par Joannès Drevet, dont quinze grandes compositions hors-texte. Lyon, Dizain et Richard (Imprimerie Pitrat Ainé), 1889 (achevé d'imprimer le 8 décembre 1888) ; XV, 316 pp., (3) ff. dont 2 blancs, couverture et dos conservés. Un des 50 exemplaires (n°42) sur grand papier du Japon avec une suite sur Chine avant la lettre.II- Aux environs de Lyon. Edition illustrée de 250 dessins de J. Drevet dont trente-deux grandes compositions hors-texte et une gravure à l'eau-forte. Lyon, Dizain et Richard (Lyon, Imprimerie Rey), 1892 (achevé d'imprimer le 15 novembre 1891) ; IX, 358 pp., (2) pp. et couverture en couleurs. Exemplaire N°42 des 60 sur grand papier du Japon du tirage de tête, avec double épreuve, dont une avant la lettre, et l'autre sur Chine, des 32 compositions hors-texte et de l'eau-forte en frontispice.Deux tomes in-8 ; demi-chagrin à coins brun foncé, dos à nerfs orné de fleurons alternés fleur de lys, lion debout, titre doré, filet doré sur les plats, tête dorée sur témoins, couverture et dos conservés, non rognés, témoins à toutes marges (L. Guétant).
1924Caen, 1924. Album grand In-4 contenant 20 planches eaux-fortes sous serpentes, toutes signées au crayon dans la marge + une introduction de 4 pages par Monsieur Engerand, Député du Calvados, contenant 4 bois gravé (1 grand bois en page de titre et 3 bois dans le texte) et des lettrines. Faisant office de titre et contrecollée sur le 1er plat une eau-forte. Tirage à 300 exemplaires, celui-ci numéroté et signé de la main de l'artiste. Ensemble parfaitement complet dont nous donnons le descriptif exact ci-dessous. De toute rareté dans cette condition, les eaux-fortes étant d'un excellent tirage et en parfait état. Eau-forte au premier plat : Eglise de Ranville. Bois gravé en page de titre : Eglise de Monville. 3 bois gravés dans le texte de la préace : Eglise d'Hubert, Noerrey et Cresserons. 20 eaux-fortes : Hérouville Saint-Clair, Notre Dame de Bieville sur Orne, Saint Ouen de Periers sur le Dan, Saint Ursin d'Epron, Saint Martin de Cambes, Saint Contest, Saint Pierre de Villons les Buissons, Sainte Trinité de Pierrepont, Saint Martin du Cainet, Saint Germain de Verson, Esquay Notre Dame, Saint Malo de Mouen, Notre Dame des champs à la basse allemange, Notre Dame d'Etavaux, Notre Dame de Clinchamp sur Orne, Saint Martin de Colombelles, Saint Honorine la Chardonnerette, Saint Laurent d'Escoville, Saint Germain de Cagny, Saitn Brice de Valmeray.
1975réf. 001905paris "Paroles peintes n°5", Odette Lazar-Vernet 1975 In-4 en feuilles Couv., chemise et étui Ed. originale
réf. 106193romagnol maroquin magnin Paris, Librairie De la Collection des Dix, A. Romagnol, Editeur, 1911, 1 volume in-4 de 290x195 mm environ, 281 pages, un des 150 exemplaires sur vélin Van Gelder Zonen, exemplaire N°120, comprenant les 3 états des gravures dont : 1° l'eau-forte pure ; 2° l'état terminé avec remarques ; 3° l'état terminé avec la lettre pour les en-têtes et avant la lettre pour les hors-texte des illustrations de Lobel-Riche, avec un envoi de Lobel-Riche sur la première garde blanche. Reliure signée Marius Magnin, demi-maroquin à coins caramel, dos à 5 nerfs portant titres dorés, orné de filets, fers et motifs dorés et mosaïqués, cuir encadrés d'un double filet doré sur les plats gardes marbrées, tête dorée, feuillets non rognés, couvertures et dos d'origine conservés. Dos légèrement insolé, frottements sur le cartonnage, plat supérieur de la couverture d'origine insolé, intérieur très frais, bon état.
1930réf. 19151A l'enseigne "des petites vertus", 1930. In-8 broché de 254-[4] pages, couverture bleue rempliée.
1920réf. 001284Paris Le Livre Du Bibliophile 1920
réf. awd-1188Paris, Paroles peintes (Odette Lazar-Vernet), 1975. In-4 en feuilles, couverture muette à rabats, emboitage de l’éditeur (56 pp.).
1923Volume four (of four) [Le monument du Costume; Suite de Larmessin pour les Contes de la Fontaine; The Illustrations of Moreau le Jeune for the Works of Jean Jacques Rousseau; Illustrations for the tales of La Fontaine. pp. 497- 641, [1]. Beautifully printed on soft unbleached Arnold paper. With many etched, engraved and photogravure plates - some finished in aqua-tint color. Folio. Handsome elaborate full crushed red morocco gilt binding, by Riviere and Son. Top edge gilt. Original slip case. Number 20 of an edition limited to only 120 copies. The plates are wonderful, and the beautifully printed explanatory text is illuminating. The full four volume set retails for about $7000.00 today. This collection, originally formed by Albert Christophle, was preserved by the wealthy American art collector and sportsman Joseph Early Widener (1871-1943). Born in Philadelphia, he was the second son of Hannah Josephine Dunton (1836-1896) and the extremely wealthy transportation and real estate magnate Peter A. B. Widener (1834-1915). Joe was the uncle of the famed brilliant young book collector Harry Elkins Widener, who died (with his father) on the Titanic. He was a founding benefactor of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., and a major figure in thoroughbred horse racing. **PRICE JUST REDUCED!
1923Volume two (of four) [Drouais-Krantzinger]. pp. x, 172-331 [1]. Beautifully printed on soft unbleached Arnold paper. With many etched, engraved and photogravure plates - some finished in aqua-tint color. Folio. Handsome elaborate full crushed red morocco gilt binding, by Riviere and Son. Top edge gilt. Original slip case. Number 20 of an edition limited to only 120 copies. The plates are wonderful, and the beautifully printed explanatory text is illuminating. The full four volume set retails for about $6000.00 today. This collection, originally formed by Albert Christophle (1830-1904), was preserved by the wealthy American art collector and sportsman Joseph Early Widener (1871-1943). Born in Philadelphia, he was the second son of Hannah Josephine Dunton (1836-1896) and the extremely wealthy transportation and real estate magnate Peter A. B. Widener (1834-1915). Joe was the uncle of the famed brilliant young book collector Harry Elkins Widener, who died (with his father) on the Titanic. He was a founding benefactor of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., and a major figure in thoroughbred horse racing. **PRICE JUST REDUCED!
réf. H9223Montauk NY: Monument Press 2003. First printing. No. 20 of 30 copies signed by Brendel with each of the etchings signed by Nama of a total edition of 60 copies. Tall dark blue silk clamshell box 20 inches tall housing loose folded sheets hand printed by Darrell Hyder at the Sunhill Press in North Brookfield MA on Arches Velin with thirteen etchings and accompanying poems in German and English with two smaller tinted etchings for the title bifolium and for the colophon. Fine but for the slightest fading to box: contents perfect. Brendel known as a world class pianist is also a gifted author as these works reveal. Nama who grew up and lived for a long time in Pittsburgh is now located in Montauk and is a nationally known artist and print-maker whose work is in many of the best museums. A lovely collaboration rarely on the market with no recent copies at auction. Monument Press unknown
1793réf. 140941779London: John Stockdale 1793. First Thus. First Stockdale edition first issue with the long "s" throughout and list of subscribers. xi 1 225; 2 vii 187 1 pp. Two engraved title-pages with vignette "Gay Monument" frontispiece and 68 illustrations including 12 etchings by William Blake. Later full calf polished with gilt borders gilt decorated spines; marbled endpapers and edges. Very Good with joints expertly repaired and strengthened some general light wear and scuffing to calf offsetting to endpaper edges illustrated bookplates of author and bibliophile Louise Ward Watkins and Frances and Jourdan Hoyt scattered light foxing to interiors. The first edition of Gay's classic Fables to have etchings by William Blake who is listed as one of the subscribers at the rear. John Stockdale unknown
1793réf. 140941779London: John Stockdale 1793. First Thus. First Stockdale edition first issue with the long "s" throughout and list of subscribers. xi 1 225; 2 vii 187 1 pp. Two engraved title-pages with vignette "Gay Monument" frontispiece and 68 illustrations including 12 etchings by William Blake. Later full calf polished with gilt borders gilt decorated spines; marbled endpapers and edges. Very Good with joints expertly repaired and strengthened some general light wear and scuffing to calf offsetting to endpaper edges illustrated bookplates of author and bibliophile Louise Ward Watkins and Frances and Jourdan Hoyt scattered light foxing to interiors. The first edition of Gay's classic Fables to have etchings by William Blake who is listed as one of the subscribers at the rear. John Stockdale unknown books
1939réf. 35481Baltimore: The Etchcrafters Art Guild 1939. Hardcover. Very Good. Hardcover. Number 69 of 200 copies. The 100 etchings in these two volumes are all artist proofs individually signed by Don Swann. Inscribed from the artist and author: "Aunt 'Madge' and Uncle 'Ed'. December 25th 1941 with Best Wishes. From Don Sr. & Don Jr." Don Swann Sr. 1889 - 1954 grew up in Baltimore attending Maryland Institute College of Art and is known for his etchings of colonial and Neo-classical American architecture. In addition to houses he also did multiple etchings of Baltimore cityscapes. His son Don Swann Jr. 1911 - 1998 followed in his father's footsteps to become a master etcher. He continued to operate the Etchcrafters Art Guild after the death of his father. Both volumes are bound in blue leather over blue leatherette boards with gilt titles to spines. Minor scuffing to both spines and light stain to spine of second volume. Minor foxing to interiors heaviest on tissue guards and browning to endpapers. All etchings have the original tissue guards bound in. Bound by the Elliott Bookbinding Company in Baltimore. Printed on Rives Woven Imported paper with Old Style Caslon type at the Monumental Printing Company in Baltimore with typography by Norman T.A. Munder. Continously paginated - 425 pages. Size: Folio. MD/122121. The Etchcrafters Art Guild hardcover
1939réf. 35481Baltimore: The Etchcrafters Art Guild 1939. Hardcover. Very Good. Hardcover. Number 69 of 200 copies. The 100 etchings in these two volumes are all artist proofs individually signed by Don Swann. Inscribed from the artist and author: "Aunt 'Madge' and Uncle 'Ed'. December 25th 1941 with Best Wishes. From Don Sr. & Don Jr." Don Swann Sr. 1889 - 1954 grew up in Baltimore attending Maryland Institute College of Art and is known for his etchings of colonial and Neo-classical American architecture. In addition to houses he also did multiple etchings of Baltimore cityscapes. His son Don Swann Jr. 1911 - 1998 followed in his father's footsteps to become a master etcher. He continued to operate the Etchcrafters Art Guild after the death of his father. Both volumes are bound in blue leather over blue leatherette boards with gilt titles to spines. Minor scuffing to both spines and light stain to spine of second volume. Minor foxing to interiors heaviest on tissue guards and browning to endpapers. All etchings have the original tissue guards bound in. Bound by the Elliott Bookbinding Company in Baltimore. Printed on Rives Woven Imported paper with Old Style Caslon type at the Monumental Printing Company in Baltimore with typography by Norman T.A. Munder. Continously paginated - 425 pages. Size: Folio. MD/122121. The Etchcrafters Art Guild hardcover books
1951réf. 39403Paris: Ambroise Vollard / Georges Leblanc 1951. André Derain. An outstanding copy of this important livre d'artiste illustrated with 33 HORS-TEXTE ETCHINGS BY ANDRE DERAIN. Derain executed the etchings in 1934 but they were not published until this livre d'artiste appeared in 1951. Large folio 45 x 35 cm. ENTIRELY UNTRIMMED WITH WIDE MARGINS IN ABSOLUTELY PERFECT CONDITION. Housed in the original chemise and slipcase. Johnson 184; Rauch 40; MoMa 57; Strachan p. 330; Stern 33. Rare and important. Ambroise Vollard / Georges Leblanc unknown
réf. 15078Genève, Aux dépends d'un amateur, 11 décembre 1978. In-4 presque carré, de [104] pages, couverture rempliée, chemise, étui (marouflé de papier violet) de tissu brun, étiquette de titre imprimée sur papier Japon, vignette au premier plat itou.
1926réf. 5327Paris, Editions Marcel Seheur, 1926. 1 vol. in-4 broché de 218-[6] pages, couverture imprimée rempliée. Infimes déchirures en tête et en queue, les rabats ont déposé légèrement sur les gardes, pour le reste en très belle condition.
1935réf. 17177Paris, Le livre contemporain, 1935. In-folio en feuille, sous chemise.
1926réf. 20445Paris, Éditions de la Roseraie, 1926. In-folio, en feuilles de [4]-16-[4] pages et 20 planches, sous cartable d'éditeur vert à rabats, attaches.
1895réf. 3967Paris, Georges Petit, 1895. 1 vol. in-folio en feuilles de 142 p., [4 ff.], couverture blanche à rabats, plats illustrés, sous chemise de carton sable. Mors fendus sur la couverture et la chemise. Intérieur en belle condition.
