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1965ref. W2625Paris: Mourlot 1965. Marc Chagall was a Russian-born Jew who become one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. Offered here is an original color lithograph from his portfolio "Bible Lithographs" published in Verve in 1956. The image was later pictured in the catalogue for the grand opening of the Marc Chagall National Museum in Nice in 1973. Not long before Henri Matisse's death in 1954 Pablo Picasso remarked "When Matisse dies Chagall will be the only painter left who understands what colour really is." This lithograph demonstrates the core truth in that judgment. Image/sheet size is 14 inches by 10 ¾ inches. In as-new condition: clean bright and crisp. Mourlot 125. Original. Single Sheet. Fine. Illus. by Marc Chagall. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. Fine Art Print. Mourlot
1927ref. 4737Paris: Andre Delpeuch 1927. FIRST EDITION. Original printed wrappers skillfully rebacked covers soiled but internally clean and sound. Uncut. First edition of a rare Chagall illustrated title. Number 344 of 500 copies printed on Velin de Rives. Not signed. French text by Gustave Coquiot; with 92 original unedited drawings by Chagall. Andre Delpeuch unknown
1965ref. W2684Paris: Mourlot 1965. Marc Chagall was a Russian-born Jew who become one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. Offered here is an original color lithograph from his portfolio "Bible Lithographs" published in Verve in 1956. The image was later pictured in the catalogue for the grand opening of the Marc Chagall National Museum in Nice in 1973. Not long before Henri Matisse's death in 1954 Pablo Picasso remarked "When Matisse dies Chagall will be the only painter left who understands what colour really is." This lithograph demonstrates the core truth in that judgment. Image/sheet size is 14 inches by 10 ¾ inches. In fine condition: clean bright and crisp. Mourlot 121. Original. Single Sheet. Fine. Illus. by Marc Chagall. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. Fine Art Print. Mourlot
1962ref. 171817George Braziller 1962. First U.S. edition. Hardcover in dust jacket in publisher's mylar cover. Housed in publisher's cardboard slipcase. Faint wear still fine in fine dust jacket in publisher's mylar cover and good only tape-repaired publisher's slipcase. George Braziller hardcover
ref. 52-0213Paris: Mourlot 1956. Color lithograph. Framed. Mourlot 142. Paris: Mourlot, 1956. unknown
1960ref. 308465Monte Carlo: Andre Sauret 1960. First. unbound. fine. Marc Chagall. Full-page unsigned color lithograph measuring 31.8 x 24.3 cm printed in Paris by Mourlot Freres in 1960 for Andre Sauret Monte Carlo. A fine copy. -- Cramer no. 43; Mourlot no. 284. Between 1960 and 1974 Chagall created 28 full-page original lithographs to be included in the monumental six volume catalogue raisonne of his lithographic work; this piece from Chagall Lithographe volume I 1922-1957. Andre Sauret unknown books
1927ref. 4737Paris: Andre Delpeuch 1927. FIRST EDITION. Original printed wrappers skillfully rebacked covers soiled but internally clean and sound. Uncut. First edition of a rare Chagall illustrated title. Number 344 of 500 copies printed on Velin de Rives. Not signed. French text by Gustave Coquiot; with 92 original unedited drawings by Chagall. Andre Delpeuch unknown books
1965ref. 14690Monte Carlo: Andre Sauret 1965-01-01. First Edition; First Printing. hardcover. Collectible; Very Good. 0x0x0. 76 photographs by Izis with four original color plates by Chagall. Introduction by Jacques Prevert. Text in French. ; Tight binding clean pages. A touch of shelf wear to top edge of the Chagall illustrated dustjacket otherwise better than Very Good. The publisher's second dustjacket a printed glassine cover shows wear with tears and chips. No inscriptions. Not ex-library. ; Parr & Badger Photobook Vol. I p. 222 Andre Sauret hardcover
ref. 05-1962Monte Carlo: Sauret 1965. One color lithograph M.434 - loose & six color lithographs after Chagall by Sorlier. 4to. 90 pp. With an original lithograph frontispiece by Chagall. Illustrated throughout text. A final study of the ceiling laid-in back cover flap; folder with tears along bottom edge. Original red cloth stamped in black on front cover and spine. Text in French. Original dust jacket. Cramer 61. Monte Carlo: Sauret, 1965. hardcover
ref. 02-1131New York: Frederick A. Praeger 1966. One color lithograph M.434 & six color lithographs after Chagall by Sorlier. Translated into English by Brenda Gilchrist. 4to. 90 pp. With an original lithograph frontispiece by Chagall in fine condition. Illustrated throughout text. A final study of the ceiling in back pocket. Original red cloth stamped in black on front cover and spine. Very good in original dust jacket. New York: Frederick A. Praeger, 1966. hardcover
1972ref. B-2022-0743Paris Maeght May 1972. Dedicated to Marc Chagall and accompanied by an essay of Louis Aragon in French: Chagall l'admirable. With 3 original color lithographs made by Chagall especially for this edition. The Lithographs are on the front Cover page 11 and double pages 14-15 and are pulled in press by Mourlot. In the text there are also many other illustrations. Text by Louis Aragon. In very good condition. Maeght Editeur
1972ref. B-2022-0743Paris Maeght May 1972. Dedicated to Marc Chagall and accompanied by an essay of Louis Aragon in French: Chagall l'admirable. With 3 original color lithographs made by Chagall especially for this edition. The Lithographs are on the front Cover page 11 and double pages 14-15 and are pulled in press by Mourlot. In the text there are also many other illustrations. Text by Louis Aragon. In very good condition. Maeght Editeur books
ref. 6849MARC CHAGALL 1887-1985. Marc Chagall born Moishe Shagal was a Russian and French artist of Jewish ancestry. He is known for his artwork that blends surrealism Fauvism and Cubism to depict Jewish folklore and memories of his youth in Vitebsk. He was described by Picasso as having an unparalleled understanding of color and for decades he had been said to be the world's pre-eminent Jewish artist. His most famous works include I and the Village Paris Through the Window and La Marie The Bride.Signed Program. February 11 1967. New Haven Connecticut. A program signed Marc Chagall 1967 for his lecture at Yale University. While Chagall is primarily known as a painter he had a connection to the theater world because of his theatrical designs. The year prior to this lecture he had completed the murals The Triumph of Music and The Sources of Music for the new Metropolitan Opera House at Lincoln Center. He also designed the sets and costumes for the Mets production of Mozart's The Magic Flute which premiered in February 1967 the same month as his Yale lecture. Given Chagalls contributions to stage design and his mastery of color theory the school invited him to speak about the intersection of fine art stagecraft and the power of color. Chagall usually resided in France this program being rare example of him sharing his artistic philosophy with an American academic audience. This program is under a reproduction of his painting I and the Village. The program is professionally framed and in very fine condition. unknown
1962ref. 21546New York: George Braziller 1962. Cloth. Near Fine/Near Fine. A lovely copy of the 1962 1st American edition with the two original color lithographs especially prepared by Chagall for this edition and numerous beautiful color reproductions beyond. Tight and Near Fine in a clean Near Fine example of the publisher's unprinted mylar dustjacket and a sharp VG to Near Fine example of the publisher's printed card slipcase. Folio text and notes by Jean Leymarie. George Braziller unknown
ref. 6849MARC CHAGALL 1887-1985. Marc Chagall born Moishe Shagal was a Russian and French artist of Jewish ancestry. He is known for his artwork that blends surrealism Fauvism and Cubism to depict Jewish folklore and memories of his youth in Vitebsk. He was described by Picasso as having an unparalleled understanding of color and for decades he had been said to be the world's pre-eminent Jewish artist. His most famous works include I and the Village Paris Through the Window and La Marie The Bride.Signed Program. February 11 1967. New Haven Connecticut. A program signed Marc Chagall 1967 for his lecture at Yale University. While Chagall is primarily known as a painter he had a connection to the theater world because of his theatrical designs. The year prior to this lecture he had completed the murals The Triumph of Music and The Sources of Music for the new Metropolitan Opera House at Lincoln Center. He also designed the sets and costumes for the Mets production of Mozart's The Magic Flute which premiered in February 1967 the same month as his Yale lecture. Given Chagalls contributions to stage design and his mastery of color theory the school invited him to speak about the intersection of fine art stagecraft and the power of color. Chagall usually resided in France this program being rare example of him sharing his artistic philosophy with an American academic audience. This program is under a reproduction of his painting I and the Village. The program is professionally framed and in very fine condition. unknown books
1962ref. 21546New York: George Braziller 1962. Cloth. Near Fine/Near Fine. A lovely copy of the 1962 1st American edition with the two original color lithographs especially prepared by Chagall for this edition and numerous beautiful color reproductions beyond. Tight and Near Fine in a clean Near Fine example of the publisher's unprinted mylar dustjacket and a sharp VG to Near Fine example of the publisher's printed card slipcase. Folio text and notes by Jean Leymarie. George Braziller unknown books
ref. 16-5077Japan: Publishers 2000 Inc. 1978. Vol. III. Folio. 25.2 x 34.1 cm. Original pictorial boards and slipcase. 244pp. Text in Japanese and French. Numbered edition. Japan: Publishers 2000 Inc., 1978 hardcover
ref. 16-5079Japan: Publishers 2000 Inc. 1978. Vol. III. Folio. 25.2 x 34.1 cm. Original pictorial boards and slipcase. 258pp. Text in Japanese and French. Numbered edition. Japan: Publishers 2000 Inc., 1978 hardcover
ref. 16-5076Japan: Publishers 2000 Inc. 1978. Vol. 1. Folio. 25.2 x 34.1 cm. Original pictorial boards and slipcase. 254pp. Text in Japanese and French. Numbered edition. Japan: Publishers 2000 Inc., 1978 hardcover
1973ref. 308009Paris: Seuil 1973. Limited. hardcover. fine/very good. Marc Chagall. With 9 full-page color illustrations by Marc Chagall printed by Mourlot. 60 pages slim 4to stiff pictorial wrappers. Paris: Editions du Seuil 1973. A fine copy with the original plain onionskin wrapper a bit chipped. Limited edition -- number 1379 of 2000 copies. Seuil unknown
1973ref. 308009Paris: Seuil 1973. Limited. hardcover. fine/very good. Marc Chagall. With 9 full-page color illustrations by Marc Chagall printed by Mourlot. 60 pages slim 4to stiff pictorial wrappers. Paris: Editions du Seuil 1973. A fine copy with the original plain onionskin wrapper a bit chipped. Limited edition -- number 1379 of 2000 copies. Seuil unknown books
ref. 16-5078Japan: Publishers 2000 Inc. 1978. Vol. V Folio. 25.2 x 34.1 cm. Original pictorial boards and slipcase. Reddish stains on back of slipcse. 226pp. Text in Japanese and French. Numbered edition. Japan: Publishers 2000 Inc., 1978 hardcover
1962ref. 139782Monte Carlo: Verlag André Sauret 1962. Mit zwei farbigen Originallithographien gedruckt auf den Pressen von Mourlot Frères. Text von Jean Leymarie. Aus dem Französischen übersetzt von U. R. Hemmerich. Großformatige Hardcoverausgabe Leineneinband mit Schutzumschlag 211 Seiten mit zahlreichen Abbildungen. Schutzumschlag etwas angerändert/berieben und mit professionell hinterlegten Randläsuren. Gutes Exemplar. Monte Carlo: Verlag André Sauret hardcover
1950ref. 018439Trianon Press Grey Falcon Press 1950. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine/Near Fine. 1st Edition Soft cover. Softcover in illustrated wraps with glassine dust jacket. First Bilingual Edition. 93 pages illustrated with an original Marc Chagall color lithograph frontispiece plus nine block-printed black and white plates and additional in-text illustrations. A LIMITED EDITION OF 1500 copies 750 published by Trianon in the UK 750 by Gray Falcon in the US this is #1312 by Gray Falcon Press. Book Condition: spine ends slightly rubbed some pages uncut all in really nice condition with no marks to illustrations. a few tiny chips to the Glassine cover. Trianon Press, Grey Falcon Press, paperback
1964ref. 811Paris, Maeght éditeur, 1964. In-folio (380 x 280 mm) en feuilles, 84 pages, couverture illustrée rempliée. 4 LITHOGRAPHIES ORIGINALES DE MIRO, TAL-COAT, UBAC ET PALLUT. 1 LITHOGRAPHIE ORIGINALE EN NOIR DE PICASSO. 9 reproductions en couleurs d'œuvres de Georges BRAQUE dont 4 en double-page. 2 reproductions en couleurs d'œuvres de GIACOMETTI et de BISSIERE. 1 reproduction en noir d'une oeuvre de CHAGALL. 10 portrait photographiques de BRAQUE par Man Ray, Brassaï, Routhier et Mariette Lachaud. Textes de Saint-John Perse, René Char, Alberto Giacometti, Francis Ponge, Martin Heidegger, Jean Paulhan, Jacques Prévert, Kahnweiler, Cassou, Chagall, Zervos, Douglas Cooper, Ribemont-Dessaignes, entretien de Pierre Reverdy et Georges Braque. DLM édité en mai 1964 pour l'exposition "Hommage à BRAQUE" à la Galerie Maeght. Tirage original en parfait état.