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Dalis Katalonien - Ein Reisebegleiter
2004réf. 09140Frankfurt, Insel, 2004. kt, 198S, gutes Exemplar
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1987réf. 5271BBFrankfurt am Main/Berlin, Propyläen, 1987. 4° 242 S.:mit 243 Abb. . (z.T. farb.). Bedruckte Olwd. m. Or. gold. Umschl. Rück. v. Umschl. leicht berieb. ansonstrn Buch in sehr gut. Zust.
1981réf. 1706BBEltville am Rhein, Rheingauer Verlagsgesellschaft, 1981. 32 cm. 238 S., überwiegend Ill. (z.T. farb.). OPp. m. O.Umsch. sehr gut. Zust.
1992réf. 7273BBBarcelona, Mediterrania, 1992. 8° 193 S., Ill. Pp. Einbd. weist Gebrauchsspur auf, Gelenk sehr schwach gelockert, Ränder gebräunt, sonst sehr gut erhalten.
1970réf. 32256ABBln., Propyläen 1970. 8°. VIII/156 S. 2 Bll. m. zahlreichen Abbildungen zumeist farbig und zum Teil doppelseitig, OLeinen, Schutzumschlag, gut erhalten.
1971réf. 4338BBRotterdam Museum Boymans-van Beuningen 1971. 4° 52 S., [350] Taf. m. Abb. O.Kart. m. O.Umschl. Umschl. m. Randläsur. u. Anriss. ansonst. gut. Zust Sprache: Niederländisch
1971réf. 2145BBRotterdam Museum Boymans-van Beuningen 1971. Exposition Dali, avec la collection de Edward F.W. James 4° 52 S.; ca. 150 Taf. m. Abb. O.Kart. m. O.Umsch. Leichte Gebrauspuren ansonst sehr gut. Zust. Sprache: Niederländisch
1979réf. 11994BBBarcelona. 1979. 2 Bände miteinander verb. insg. 535 S., zahlr. Illustr. Pappband., Deckelillustr., m. Schutzkarton. Guter Zustand., kl. Flecken a. Buchdeckel., Schutzkarton etw. berieben
1996réf. 77149ABFfkt., S. Fischer, 1996. Mit Abb. 468 S. OPbd. m. ill. OU. - Gutes Ex.
1981réf. 213495BBEltville, Rheingauer Verl.-Ges., (1981). 4°. Mit zahlr. (davon 80 farb.,tls. ganzs.) Abb. 238 S. OPbd. m. ill. OU. - Exlibris a. S. 7, sonst gutes Ex.
1975réf. 09862Barcelona, Blume, 1975. PP, OU, 356S, spanischer Text, gutes Exemplar
1974réf. 06581New York, Ballantine Tradis, 1974. kt, noch gutes Exemplar
2004réf. 09140Frankfurt, Insel, 2004. kt, 198S, gutes Exemplar
1977réf. 92040Espasa - Galpe 1977. Cloth with dust jacket. 253 pages. Text in Spanish. Clean and tight copy small signs of use to the dust jacket. A tribute to two great Spanish personalities of our century writer Ramon Gomez de la Serna and Salvador Dali this magnificent book - discovered posthumously among the writer's papers - charts the life of the surrealist artist and is supported with photographs illustrations and color reproductions of his work. Includes over 100 color illustrations scholarly notes and excerpts from Dali's own writings. Espasa - Galpe hardcover
réf. C73350London 2016. Limited Edition Of 750 Copies. . Near fine. Contents unmarked sound and bright. Some slight bumping at corners of clamshell box with very slight soiling mark at front towards bottom edge. Slight creases at back and head of spine of larger folio volume. . Folio; 8vo. Pp: Unpaginated; xvi 512. Limited edition of 750 copies numbered copy 418 in blue clamshell box with white and gold lettering at front. Publisher's blue and gold folio boards with stylised debossed Dali signature at front and gilt lettering at spine. Illustrated throughout in colour. Publisher's original blue boards with gilt at spine. Includes one volume containing 50 Salvador Dali illustrations and another smaller edition of the text to accompany them translated by Malcolm C. Lyons. This is a large and heavy set and may require extra postage. hardcover
1941réf. 172170New York: The Museum of Modern Art MOMA 1941. First Edition. Hardcover. First Edition. Illustrated in black-and-white with four color plates. Bottom board edges rubbed bump to the top right corner of the front board overall Very Good plus in a Very Good dust jacket. Jacket moderately rubbed with light toning and wear to the spine and a short closed tear to the bottom right corner of the front panel. The Museum of Modern Art [MOMA] unknown
1958réf. 172162New Brunswick: Wallace Laboratories 1958. Vintage brochure featuring four watercolor illustrations by Salvador Dali produced by pharmaceutical company Wallace Laboratories to promote their then-new tranquilizer drug Miltown meprobamate. Produced in conjunction with a 1958 American Medical Association meeting in Philadelphia. 9.5 x 7.5 inches. Very Good plus in saddle-stapled wrappers. Wallace Laboratories unknown
1973réf. 54755New York: Felicie Inc 1973. First printing. Very good plus in a very good jacket. First edition of this fantastic and fantastical cookbook of the many dishes that graced the table of Dalí and his wife Gala illustrated with incredible surrealist collages and photographs. From hors-d'œuvres "délices petits martyrs" to aphrodisiacs "je mange GALA" and from Hieronymous Bosch to melting clocks LES DÎNERS DE GALA is a fabulously surreal culinary adventure. "Elaborated with great precision by a 'chef' wishing to remain in the most secret anonymity" colophon this large cookbook features recipes from Lasserre Maxim's la Tour d'Argent and le Buffet de la gare de Lyon many of which featured in Dalí and Gala's extravagant dinner parties. A beautiful copy of this classic culinary book from one of the 20th century's most iconic and recognizable artists. 12'' x 8.25''. Original color cloth boards. Original unclipped no price as issued stiff color pictorial dust jacket with metallic elements. Color pictorial endpapers of Dalí paintings that incorporate food. Lavishly illustrated in color. 324 pages. Rubbing to jacket as common. Minor edgewear. Some faint shelf-soil to book shelfwear to extremities. Overall sound. Felicie, Inc unknown
réf. 64309Greenwich CT: New York Graphic Society 1958. Oblong Folio. 15 x 13.75 in. 96 pp. Double-page photo-illustrated title. With 17 tipped-in colour plates photo illustrations. Photo-illustrated boards cover art from the 1943 Vogue magazine minor scuffing edgewear slight rubbing w/ mylar printed d.j. chipping edgewear tear to lower fore-edge back cover still VG-/G copy w/ Gov. Nelson Rockefeller protest card laid-in signed by Salvador Dali w/ ink MS annotations indicating “Dali’s autograph Hotel St. Regis New York 3/1963. First American edition of this lavishly photo-illustrated homage to Dali’s works chronicling his technique impact paintings drawings and watercolours. The laid-in Dali autograph with the artist scrawling firmly scoring into the paper stock atop a protest card had been disseminated by conservative and religious groups against New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller following his divorce and subsequent remarriage to Margaretta “Happy” Murphy Rockeller -- a campaign which no doubt resonated with the decidedly conservative and very Catholic artist who was a lifelong supporter of the Franco regime in Spain. New York Graphic Society, hardcover
1932réf. 89963Paris: Edward W. Titus 1932. First Edition. Octavo. Printed buff wrappers wallet edges; i-v;208vi-x pp; illus. Upper edge of text block foxed very mild toning to spine still a clean unopened copy Near Fine. Remnants of adhesive price sticker to front cover. Lacking the publisher's unprinted glassine wrapper. An excellent copy of this sought-after special issue of Edward Titus's expatriate literary and arts journal published from 1925 to 1932. Includes "experimental prose" works by Breton Eluard Char Crével and Duchamp; poetry by Dali Tristan Tzara and others; and Buñuel & Dali's scenario for "An Andalusian Dog" adapted from the 1929 film Un Chien Andalou. Edward W. Titus unknown
réf. FRE114A monochrome photogravure portrait reproduction on a single leaf signed in ink by Helena Rubinstein 1872–1965 beneath the image in the original grey folder bearing her name and the printed wording “City of Paris / Autograph Party . . . November 13 1951.” Image: 22.9 × 17.3 cm 9 × 6.8 in.; leaf: 35.1 × 27.9 cm 13.8 × 11 in.; folder: 40.6 × 29.2 cm 16 × 11.5 in. Folder slightly browned and with minor tears; portrait in near fine condition. An apparently unrecorded promotional souvenir reproducing Dalí’s portrait of his patron Helena Rubinstein issued for her autograph party at San Francisco’s City of Paris department store and bearing her autograph. Born into a Jewish family in Kraków Rubinstein began her cosmetics business in Australia before expanding to Europe and the United States. Her international success supported an extensive collection of modern art and African and Oceanic sculpture. Art also became part of the public presentation of her business and personality: this souvenir brings together the cosmetics entrepreneur her celebrated surrealist portrait and a personal appearance at a San Francisco department store. Rubinstein and Dalí had known one another since the early 1930s and she was among the patrons who welcomed him to New York following his wartime departure from Europe. In 1942 she commissioned three murals for the dining room of her Park Avenue apartment; the following year he painted the portrait reproduced here catalogued by the Dalí Foundation as Princess Artchil Gourielli or Portrait of Princess Gourielli Helena Rubinstein. Exhibited at Knoedler’s in 1943 it presents Rubinstein’s youthful face emerging from a monumental rocky coastal formation with necklaces encircling the stone beneath her head. The transformation of the sitter into landscape places this commissioned society portrait firmly within Dalí’s surrealist imagery. The signed reproduction documents the subsequent use of that portrait in Rubinstein’s publicity. Its dated folder ties the image to a particular San Francisco promotional event illustrating the intersection of modern art cosmetics advertising and the cultivation of a woman entrepreneur’s public identity. Reference: Fundació Gala-Salvador Dalí online catalogue raisonné of paintings P 556 the original painting. unknown
1958réf. 90214New York Graphic Society 1958. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Quarto 35 cm x 37 cm 96 pp.This is the first American edition that has two acetate and Mylar dust jackets. The front cover of the jacket has some fading for the subtitle but Dali remains bold. There is some wear on the bottom of the front cover on the bottom as well with a bump on the top of the spine. There is a roughly 4 3/4 piece missing on the inner flap of the dust jacket with some shelf wear as well. There is a blue spot on the back cover and a small chip as well. There is some discoloration on the interior. he name of the prior owner is written on the front end page.There are 27 color plates that have been mounted within the book with other illustrations printed. New York Graphic Society hardcover
1964réf. 239285New York.: The Illustrated Modern Library. 1964. First edition. Gilt decorated hard cover. Dali pastedown on front cover. Fine copy. As new. Octavo. Illustrated by Salvador Dali. Very scarce in this condition. The Illustrated Modern Library. hardcover
2003réf. I-277-809Cercle d'Art 2003. Hardcover. Very Good. Former library book. Ammareal gives back up to 15% of this item's net price to charity organizations. Cercle d'Art hardcover
réf. ANAIS-0960069216Felicie Incorporated. hardcover. Good. 9.5X6.5X1.5. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Felicie, Incorporated hardcover
1941réf. ZB1337764NY: Julien Levy Gallery 1941. folio 16 x 13 inches 4 pp. folded stiff paper wrappers closed tear to the spine margin with no loss edges rubbed covers lightly soiled good only; catalogue for a show featuring 22 Dali paintings and portraits along with drawings and jewels. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request. NY: Julien Levy Gallery unknown
