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1985AA.VV. Chagall - Bonjour Paris. 23 litografie. Introduzione commento di W. Stadler. Milano, Mondadori 1985 italian, 47 BTT62Copertina rigida, volume in buone condizioni, illustrato con tavole a colori, segni di usura causati dal fattore tempo sulla copertina, interno in ottimo stato, legatura salda47 pagine circaCopertina come da foto
19781 Vol. In-8 quadr pag. 90 60 tavv. n.t. Copt. ill PROG 6258 CATT_ATT 18
1994Mm 235x300 Catalogo della mostra di Milano, Fondazione Antonio Mazzotta, Foro Bonaparte 50, 25 settembre 1994 - 12 marzo 1995. Brossura originale, 206 pagine profusamente illustrate a colori. Volume come nuovo. Spedizione in 24 ore dalla conferma dell'ordine.
1985Libro creato del Museo Nazionale Messaggio Biblico Marc Chagall di Nizza. Opera in lingua francese di opere a sfondo biblico di Chagall accompagnate da poesie.
1972[Pittura](cm. 19) brossura editoriale. 2 volumi -pp120+34 tavv. fotografiche in nero e a colori; -pp. 128+ 53 tavv. fotografiche in nero e a colori. Il volume primo affronta il naturalismo, fauvismo e Matisse, cubismo futurismo espressionismo. Il volume secondo affronta l'espressionismo astratto, di Klee e Kandisky; dadaismo e surrealismo, Geometrismo astratto, Arte tedesca fra le due guerre, Chagall e Picasso, La pittura italiana fra le due guerre, Arte contemporanea nel secondo dopoguerra. Usuali lievi segni del tempo, ma perfetto esemplare. [n42] Libro
19788vo., First Edition, with plates; black cloth, backstrip lettered in silver, fore-edges very lightly spotted else a near fine copy in unclipped dustwrapper.
1946réf. 45788New York: Office of Jewish Information American Jewish Congress 1946. First edition. Posters. vg. Atlas folio. 24x18" or 24x 36". 4-part fold-out poster. Housed in a protective folder. The poster can be broadly divided into two parts when folded out: - The first side features a large spread titled "News of the Month June-July 1946" containing news headlines accompanied by bold and striking graphic illustrations including photomontage in b/w red and pink. These are divided into 3 sections. On the left side "What he Palestine Commission Recommended" states the eight recommendations of the aforementioned commission each with own illustration in the style of satirical political cartoons along with a photomontage of images from Palestine at the bottom. The central column titled "World News Digest" contains international news headlines and excerpts from the U.S. London Hungary Germany and Jerusalem. Among the topics mentioned are the Ku Klux Klan Jewish American soldiers anti-Semitism in Europe the Nuremberg trails and Mohammed Amin al-Husseini the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem with a photo. A section to the right titled "Newcomers to the U.S.A" discusses immigration of Jewish refugees to the America between 1933-1945 depicted with graphic illustrations. The contributions of Jewish refugees to the country during wartime and peacetime are displayed as well as the failures to save more Jews from extermination during the war are condemned. The top of this section contains a powerful and emotional photographic image of refugees arriving in New York. - The verso on the left side has a 19 3/4x 15" high quality b/w offset reproduction of the acclaimed painting "The Praying Jew" aka "The Rabbi of Vitebsk" 1914 by famed Jewish artist Marc Chagall. To the right opposite the image is a section of text about the painting and the artist accompanied by a b/w photo-portrait of Chagall taken by portrait photographer Lotte Jacobi 4 3/4x4". Poster with fold creases a few closed tears and a few minor chips along the edges. The upper left section of the Chagall painting is sunned. Poster in overall very good condition. Extremely scarce. In a folded state protected by modern mylar. There are only two copies of this scarce publication on OCLC. Office of Jewish Information, American Jewish Congress unknown
1946réf. 45788New York: Office of Jewish Information American Jewish Congress 1946. First edition. Posters. vg. Atlas folio. 24x18" or 24x 36". 4-part fold-out poster. Housed in a protective folder. The poster can be broadly divided into two parts when folded out: - The first side features a large spread titled "News of the Month June-July 1946" containing news headlines accompanied by bold and striking graphic illustrations including photomontage in b/w red and pink. These are divided into 3 sections. On the left side "What he Palestine Commission Recommended" states the eight recommendations of the aforementioned commission each with own illustration in the style of satirical political cartoons along with a photomontage of images from Palestine at the bottom. The central column titled "World News Digest" contains international news headlines and excerpts from the U.S. London Hungary Germany and Jerusalem. Among the topics mentioned are the Ku Klux Klan Jewish American soldiers anti-Semitism in Europe the Nuremberg trails and Mohammed Amin al-Husseini the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem with a photo. A section to the right titled "Newcomers to the U.S.A" discusses immigration of Jewish refugees to the America between 1933-1945 depicted with graphic illustrations. The contributions of Jewish refugees to the country during wartime and peacetime are displayed as well as the failures to save more Jews from extermination during the war are condemned. The top of this section contains a powerful and emotional photographic image of refugees arriving in New York. - The verso on the left side has a 19 3/4x 15" high quality b/w offset reproduction of the acclaimed painting "The Praying Jew" aka "The Rabbi of Vitebsk" 1914 by famed Jewish artist Marc Chagall. To the right opposite the image is a section of text about the painting and the artist accompanied by a b/w photo-portrait of Chagall taken by portrait photographer Lotte Jacobi 4 3/4x4". Poster with fold creases a few closed tears and a few minor chips along the edges. The upper left section of the Chagall painting is sunned. Poster in overall very good condition. Extremely scarce. In a folded state protected by modern mylar. There are only two copies of this scarce publication on OCLC. Office of Jewish Information, American Jewish Congress unknown books
réf. 84042Paris Gallimard in-8 pleine reliure simili-cuir, toutes tranches dorées 338, 467, 508, 563p Trs bon état. Tome 1 : Lunes en papier, La tentation de l'occident, Les Conquérants, Royaume-Farfelu. Illustrations de André Masson et Alexeieff. Tome 2 : La voie royale, La Condition Humaine. Illustrations d'Alexeieff. Tome 3 : L'espoir. Illustrations de André Masson. Tome 4 : Antimémoires. Illustrations de Chagall.
réf. lc_60215La Guilde du Livre - Lausanne (1 janvier 1955)
2009réf. 12486Künzelsau : Swiridoff, 2009. 84 S. : zahlr. Ill. ; 28 cm Karton
1988réf. 12601New York, Hugh Lauter Levin Associates, 1988. 4°, 327 Seiten. mit Photos im Text und zahlreichen ganzseitigen, darunter vielen farbigen Abbildungen. Orig.Leinen mit Silberprägung und OSU.
1993réf. 60963Israel Museum. 1993. many pictures, with an Dedication from "The Caspis" (this Matti Caspi (and Family) born 1949, musician in Israel) to Ilse and Juergen Doerry (Ilse doerry is the daughter of famous Lilli Jahn, an jewish medical murdered in Auschwitz). 43 page essay in English and then again in Hebrew with 60 pages of largely colour plates of exhibition items. 4°. 1st Clothbound, good condition, NO dustjacket
19266 pp. bianche + 95 di testo numerate+ 8 bianche con 5 tavole illustrate con acqueforti originali di Chagall Tiratura di 960 es., di cui 20 (n. 1 -20) su vergé de cuve, con doppia suite delle incisioni, 35 (n. 21-55) su carta Japon con doppia suite; 60 (56 -115)su vergé d'Hollande con una suite; 80 (116-195)su vergé d'Hollande; 765 su Lafuma de Voiron (196-960). Il nostro è l'esemplare n. 722. Il testo di questo interessante racconto è stato stampato dal maestro stampatore R. Coulouma, d'Argenteuil, sotto la direzione di H. Barthélemy; mentre le incisioni di Chagall sono state stampate da L. Fort a Parigi. Le 5 acqueforti sono protette da velina. Testo in francese.
1926réf. 5811926 Paris, Au sans pareil, 1926. 16x21,5 cm. Récit orné de 5 gravures hors texte de MARC CHAGALL. Papier non ébarbé. Broché. Couverture bleue rempliée. Couverture légèrement décolorée au soleil vers le dos et au dos, sinon ouvrage en très très bonnes conditions. TRES RARE.
1926réf. 4289Paris, Au Sans Pareil, 1926. In-8 broché de [6]-95-[4] pages, couverture rempliée, non coupé.
1927réf. 262094de la Nouvelle Revue Francaise 1927. First Edition. Trade Paperback. 79 pages. Text in French. Drawing by Chagall opposite title page. First edition first printing.Limited edition #326/550. Very good in printed wrappers paperback. Glassine dust wrapper with few small edge chips. Former owner signature and address on front free endpaper. Few pencil notes in English by former owner in text. de la Nouvelle Revue Francaise paperback
1926réf. 141411Paris: Au Sans Pareil 1926. Softcover. Fine. Limited Edition. 955pp. Octavo. Bound in the original wrappers with a stiff blue wrap around jacket with dark blue lettering on the front and spine. One of 60 limited copies printed on Vergé de Hollande-- numbered 56 to 115-- with an extra suite of the 5 etchings by Marc Chagall in the latter portion of the book; this copy is #110. Deckling to all text block edges. Illustrated with five full page etchings by Chagall throughout the text with duplicate copies of the plates bound at the end; all the etchings have the original tissue guards. The blue jacket has faded quite a bit and is more of a buff colour and has some water stains on the back panel and to the spine in spots. Some transfer from the inner folds of the jacket is apparent on the ffep although it is quite faint. Internally clean and an attractive copy overall. Limited to a printing of 960 copies in total with 60 of those on Vergé de Hollande of which this copy is one. In 1923 Marc Chagall moved to Paris and received several commissions for visual narratives including this story by Marcel Arland. The text is comprised of a short story told in reverse beginning with the death of a young girl's illegitimate baby and ending with the first night she and her lover spend together. The girl is vilified by her neighbors and Chagall's first image shows her being taken away by the police as a crowd yells and shames her. Another plate shows the girl giving birth alone in her backyard among the chickens and empty crates. Due to the popularity of Chagall's prints many copies of this book were split apart and the etchings were sold individually. This is a complete and clean copy. 1926 Au Sans Pareil paperback
1927réf. 000565Paris N.R.F., Editions Gallimard 1927 In-8 Broché Ed. originale
1949réf. 202016Duell Sloan & Pearce 1949. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Black cloth boards with yellow lettering under yellow DJ priced at $6 top edge stained red illustrated endpapers plate illustrations 245 pp. Minor splash mark to topstain else a near fine book; DJ has toning to spine panel minor chipping to top corners modest waviness to rear panel. Presents well; first trade edition. A beautiful tribute to Stravinsky who at the time was a recent American citizen and had just begun collaborating with Robert Craft who would help Stravinsky throughout his late career. Duell, Sloan & Pearce hardcover books
1924This is a very good hardcover copy in printed pictorial cream-colored paper-covered boards with a repaired spine. Very clean outside. Inside very clean, except for ghost of an inscription on the front endpaper. Text in German. Color frontispiece. 21 black & white illustrations. 10" high X 7 1/2" wide, 30 pages. This book will be securely packed and shipped with tracking.
1924réf. 266566Berlin: Razum Vlg. (1924). 30 S. + farb. Frontispiz. und 20 ganzseitigen Tafelabbildungen. Lex 8° HLn. *Innengelenk aufgeplatzt, vorderer Deckel locker*.
1924réf. 2893ABBerlin, Petropolis, 1924. 4° (25,5 x 19 cm). 31 S., 1 farb. Frontispiz und 20 Tafelseiten mit s/w Abb. von Marc Chagall. Original-Halbleinenband mit Deckelschild.
