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1945ref. 18521New York: American Studio Books 1945. Hardcover. g. Ex library. Elephant folio. Textured gray-blue cloth portfolio with gold lettering on cover. Small closed tears along head and tail of spine corners and edges rubbed. Library bookplate on inside of front cover. Paper folding flaps of portfolio have been repaired with clear tape. Small library stamp on rear of each plate. 52 reproductions of drawings by Pierre Bourdelle in mono- and duotone of his experiences in W.W. II on the North African and Italian fronts. Bourdelle was a volunteer ambulance driver of the American Field Service. Foreword by Stephen Galatti commentary by Pierre Claudel. Binding in good plates in very good condition. American Studio Books hardcover
1945ref. 16713NY: American Studio Books. Near Fine. 1945. First Edition. Hardcover. The binding and contents are "fine" but the flaps containing the prints have been reinforced on the outside with tape. ; Oblong 4to 11" - 13" tall; 57 pages . American Studio Books hardcover
1945ref. IOUar[BO98New York & London: Printed by Albert Carman for American Studio Books 1945. 1945. folio. ff. 4. 53 plates incl. publisher's frontis. loosely inserted. cloth light wear to covers & frontis. bit soiled with few creases. First Edition. "The scenes depicted in this volume are authentic. They are scenes that Bourdelle as a volunteer ambulance driver of the American Field Service saw at the North African and Italian fronts.They show nothing but reality a deep reality that the eye of the camera the words of the Pen are unable to catch." Foreword. F. Hardcover. New York & London: Printed by Albert Carman for American Studio Books, 1945. Hardcover
ref. 4827053 Original Lithographs. 52 numbered lithographs and one limitation page lithograph Albert Carman Printer hardcover
1945ref. 31453New York: by the Author 1945 1945. First Limited Edition. The Special Artist's Edition comprised of 250 signed numbered copies this is no.76. Oblong folio 33cm x 43cm. Cloth-board portfolio; 5 preliminary leaves and 52 color lithographic plates loose as issued. Slight wear to the portfolio; plates uniformly clean and unmarked; Near Fine. The plates reproduce 52 of Bourdelle's expressionist battlefield drawings composed while he was serving as an ambulance driver in the North African and Italian campaigns during the Second World War. The plates printed by the New York art printer Albert Carman are of exceptional quality generally in two or three colors on heavy art paper. Preliminary essays by Pierre Claudel and Stephen Galatti Director of the American Field Service. The limited edition is uncommon there was also a trade edition issued the same year by American Studio Books. unknown books
1944Elephant portfolio of preliminaries and 53 original tinted lithographs, together 57 leaves, title/limitation leaf SIGNED AND NUMBERED BY THE ARTIST, the whole contained in broad-weave rose cloth portfolio, upper board lettered in gilt, paper flaps worn at folds, a near fine set in very good, clean portfolio. LIMITED TO 250 SETS SIGNED AND NUMBERED BY THE ARTIST (THIS SET NO. 137). The set comprises Title/Limitation (1 leaf), Foreword (1 leaf) , Commentary (2 leaves), Listing (1 leaf), original lithographs (52 leaves). IN ADDITION TO THE FORMAL LIMITATION AND SIGNATURE, THIS SET IS A PRESENTATION COPY FROM THE ARTIST TO BERNARD DE PERTHUIS [COMTE BERNARD DE PERTHUIS DE LAILLEVAULT] WITH THE FORMER'S ADDITIONAL WARM SIGNED HOLOGRAPH INSCRIPTION ON 'FOREWORD' LEAF. Son of Antoine Bourdelle, Pierre Bourdelle created this series of lithographs based on his experiences as a volunteer ambulance driver with the American Field Service in WWII, during which he served in the North African and Italian theatres. Comte Bernard de Perthuis de Laillevault, head of the house of Perthuis, served with the RAF during WWII before establishing a successful career as a painter of murals and other artwork. IMAGE SHOWS SAMPLE PRINT
1944ref. 26602Pierre Bourdelle Studio New York NY 1944. Elephant portfolio of preliminaries and 53 original tinted lithographs together 57 leaves title/limitation leaf SIGNED AND NUMBERED BY THE ARTIST the whole contained in broad-weave rose cloth portfolio upper board lettered in gilt paper flaps worn at folds a near fine set in very good clean portfolio. LIMITED TO 250 SETS SIGNED AND NUMBERED BY THE ARTIST THIS SET NO. 137. The set comprises Title/Limitation 1 leaf Foreword 1 leaf Commentary 2 leaves Listing 1 leaf original lithographs 52 leaves. IN ADDITION TO THE FORMAL LIMITATION AND SIGNATURE THIS SET IS A PRESENTATION COPY FROM THE ARTIST TO BERNARD DE PERTHUIS COMTE BERNARD DE PERTHUIS DE LAILLEVAULT WITH THE FORMER'S ADDITIONAL WARM SIGNED HOLOGRAPH INSCRIPTION ON 'FOREWORD' LEAF. Son of Antoine Bourdelle Pierre Bourdelle created this series of lithographs based on his experiences as a volunteer ambulance driver with the American Field Service in WWII during which he served in the North African and Italian theatres. Comte Bernard de Perthuis de Laillevault head of the house of Perthuis served with the RAF during WWII before establishing a successful career as a painter of murals and other artwork. IMAGE SHOWS SAMPLE PRINT [Pierre Bourdelle Studio, New York NY, hardcover
ref. 52423Paris 1981 in 8 (20x15,5) 1 volume broché, couverture illustrée, 125 pages [1], avec des reproductions en noir et blanc, dont hors texte. Bel exemplaire
ref. 11077Librairie Plon. 1955. 128 pages. 17 planches hors texte et 7 dessins dans le texte. E.O.
