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1929rif. 88960Paris: Documents 1929. Fine. ""Documents . was made into a laboratory a genesis a crucible a rebellion a madness in short an avant-garde."" Jean Jamin Documents Paris 1929-1930 nº 1 à 7 avril 1929 - décembre 1929 ; nº 1 à 8 janvier 1930- octobre 1930 22 x 27.50 cm 15 volumes brochés sous coffret First edition 15 issues in 15 separate instalments abundantly illustrated with black and white photographs. Complete with the special issue Hommage à Picasso #3 1930 and the index for the year 1929 published as a separate 8-page stapled booklet. Some spines slightly faded not affecting the text occasional minor foxing along the margins of certain covers Presented in a custom slipcase with a flat spine in blue morocco title stamped in palladium and spine framed in palladium decorative blue paper boards sky-blue suede doublures; a handsome ensemble signed Boichot. Complete series of this legendary and non-conformist magazine founded by Georges Bataille which gave voice to fields of art and knowledge unrecognised by official culture or considered controversial: popular literature jazz cabaret advertising everyday life Annie Pirabot along with so-called primitive art and objects. Texts by Jean Babelon Jacques Baron Georges Bataille Alejo Carpentier Arnaud Dandieu Robert Desnos Carl Einstein Roger Gilbert-Lecomte Marcel Griaule Juan Gris Eugene Jolas Marcel Jouhandeau Michel Leiris Georges Limbour Marcel Mauss Léon Pierre-Quint Jacques Prévert Raymond Queneau Zdenko Reich Paul Rivet Georges Ribemont-Dessaignes Georges-Henri Rivière André Schaeffner Roger Vitrac among others. Numerous full-page artistic contributions by Hans Arp Constantin Brancusi Giorgio De Chirico Alberto Giacometti Juan Gris Henri Laurens Fernand Léger André Masson Joan Miró Pablo Picasso Joseph Sima etc. The journals pioneering and interdisciplinary approach established it as one of the most important publications of the century: a dissident voice against the doctrinaire surrealism of André Breton Documents was conceived as a war machine against received ideas in Batailles own words and gathered an eclectic array of contributorsacademics ex-Dadaist and Surrealist painters and poets philosophers. It remains renowned for its striking juxtapositions: Rather than assemble documents from separate fields rather than uphold the usual subordination of image to text the journal gives photography drawing and image the privilege of being the most primal substance or the most original trace of human expression Georges Sebbag. Ethnography Documents is remembered above all for Batailles radical ethnographic stance focused on the material and detached from aesthetic criteria and the usual fascination with exoticism. These groundbreaking views foreshadow the Collège de sociologie that Bataille would later found with Michel Leiris Roger Caillois and Jules Moncrot. They are also reflected in the journal through numerous photographs of masks stones and other non-Western artistic creations Siberian Chinese. set alongside modern artworks including drawings by Klee and paintings by Picasso. Bataille also collaborated with the notorious Hans Bellmer who would go on to illustrate the famous second edition of Histoire de lil to create a terrifying portrait of the Hindu goddess of destruction Kali. photography The journal places particular emphasis on photography. Among its most celebrated contributions are the close-up photographs of toes by Jacques-André Boiffard accompanying Batailles essay on the foot in issue no. 6: The point of this article lies in an insistence on directly and explicitly challenging what seduces without relying on poetic contrivances which ultimately amount to little more than diversion Bataille concludes. His fascination with the abnormal and the destructive is also evident in Boiffards fetishistic and sadomasochistic photograph of a woman wearing a Documents hardcover
rif. 174163New York: Harry N. Abrams Inc. 1987. With an original drawing by Hockney Second edition first printing inscribed in pencil by Hockney on the front free endpaper "For Jonathan 'Love' David H Dec 23rd 1993" with a sketch of Salts Mill below the inscription. The recipient was Hockney's good friend Jonathan Silver 1949 - 1997 who in 1987 purchased the derelict former cloth factory building Salts Mill in Saltaire West Yorkshire and transformed it into a space for art and culture which now houses the largest and only permanent collection of Hockney art in the world. The book first published in 1968 with the co-operation of Picasso covers Picasso's passion for the theatre. It includes his paintings drawings watercolours lithographs photographs including some from Picasso himself and correspondence. Quarto. Includes 447 plates with 68 in full colour. Original beige cloth lettering to front cover and spine in gilt. With dust jacket designed by Picasso. Fine in fine unclipped dust jacket. hardcover
1924rif. 177844Paris: Galerie Simon 1924. Edition of 50. Signed in pencil lower right by Picasso numbered lower left. Printed by Charlot Freres. Provenance The Redfern Gallery Ltd.1973. Original lithograph from drawing in crayon and scraper on stone printed in black ink on Vélin Van Gelder watermarked wove paper all edges deckled. Image size: 29.5 x 21 cm. Sheet size: 37.8 x 29 cm. Framed size: 59.5 x 49.6 cm. Light horizontal creasing throughout otherwise in very good condition. Presented in a gold leaf frame with conservation acrylic glazing. Bloch 69; Baer 239; Mourlot XIX. unknown
1965rif. 176514Stuttgart: Verlag Gerd Hatje 1965. With two signed Picasso lithographs First edition first printing number 98 of 100 copies with a suite of 9 original lithographs printed by Mourlot Paris on BFK Rives paper and signed by the artists: 2 by Picasso and 1 each by Elie Lascaux André Beaudin André Masson Suzanne Roger Eugène de Kermadec Yves Rouvre and Sebastian Hadengue The picasso lithographs are titled Visage and Le femeur. Kahnweiler was a German-French art dealer who was a great supporter of burgeoning artists without dealers from the Montparnasse and Montmartre area. His initial purchases included works by Kees van Dongen André Derain André Masson Fernand Léger Georges Braque Juan Gris and Maurice de Vlaminck. He also represented all of the artists participating in this book. Quarto. Nine full-page lithographs including dust jacket tipped-in illustrations throughout. Original blue cloth boards lettering and design to front cover gilt. With dust jacket. Together with a blue cloth folder housing 9 original lithographs sheet sizes: 29.5 x 25 cm. All contained in publisher's cardboard slipcase. All in fine condition jacket unclipped. Bloch 1179 & 1180; Mourlot 403 & 404 Cramer 133. hardcover
rif. 28434Alès PAB mars 1967. 1 vol. 260 x 335 mm de 34 p. et 2 f. En feuilles sous emboîtage signé de Julie Nadot. . Première édition illustrée par Picasso : 4 cartalégraphies originales à pleine page 1966 représentant des masques telluriques. Un des 60 exemplaires sur Rives signés par Picasso et PAB n° 12. Exemplaire enrichi de 2 tirages supplémentaires de 2 des gravures l'un comportant un envoi signé : « Pour Char Picasso » l'autre signé par l'artiste. . L'édition PAB est la dernière qui sera donnée des Transparents qui ont fait l'objet de nombreuses rééditions depuis leur première parution en 1949 au Mercure de France. Avant Picasso Louis Fernandez Vieira da Silva Nicolas de Staël s'y étaient risqués. Les Transparents aux yeux de Char étaient les personnages de son enfance peu à peu disparus du paysage rural : jusqu'à dix-sept - tous des hommes - se trouveront décrits dans les différentes éditions que donnera le poète : Toquebiol Joseph Puissantseigneur Laurent de Venasque Crillon le brave Odin le Roc Raymond de Ridet entre autres formeront cette curieuse et respectée cohorte de figures d'errants. Picasso en donnera ici quatre saisissants portraits par un procédé nouveau pour lui mais qu'il avait vu utiliser par Georges Braque avec PAB : « Un carton plan ou ondulé souple ou plus rigide est découpé déchiré incisé ou gratté par l'artiste puis fixé par l'imprimeur sur un support à la hauteur typographique finalement encré et tiré » Coron Le Fruit donné p. 39. La cartalégraphie constitue un développement de la gravure sur celluloïd déjà pratiquée par Picasso avec PAB. Grâce à procédé PAB imprima huit livres de Braque dont le premier en 1959 Dans vos jardins. Après Picasso ce fut au tour de Joan Miró d'être conquis en 1975 ; il réalisa cinq découpes : trois furent employées dans Pour 1971. Exemplaire exceptionnellement enrichi conservé dans un délicat emboîtage de Julie Nadot. De la bibliothèque R. & B. Loliée ex-libris et Didier Pineau-Valencienne ex-libris. Bloch 1236. Alès, PAB, (mars) 1967. 1 vol. (260 x 335 mm) de 34 p. et [2] f. En feuilles, sous emboîtage signé de Julie Nadot. unknown
1967rif. 28434Cartalégraphies supplémentaires, l'une offerte et signée par Picasso à René Char Alès, PAB, (mars) 1967. 1 vol. (260 x 335 mm) de 34 p. et [2] f. En feuilles, sous emboîtage signé de Julie Nadot. Première édition illustrée par Picasso : 4 cartalégraphies originales à pleine page [1966], représentant des masques telluriques. Un des 60 exemplaires sur Rives, signés par Picasso et PAB (n° 12). Exemplaire enrichi de 2 tirages supplémentaires de 2 des gravures, l'un comportant un envoi signé : « Pour Char, Picasso », l'autre signé par l'artiste.
1926rif. 2112Paris : Éditions « Cahiers d’Art », 1926 In-4 (283 x 228 mm), broché, non rogné, sous couverture rempliée de papier Japon. Encartée dans l’exemplaire: 1 EAU-FORTE ORIGINALE DE PABLO PICASSO TIRÉE SUR HOLLANDE, SIGNÉE AU CRAYON PAR L' ARTISTE ET JUSTIFIÉE 13/50. Note historique: Un des premiers livres sur Picasso, publié par la galerie "Cahiers d'Art" fondée cette même année. L'ouvrage est illustré de 4 reproductions de dessins dans le texte et de 42 planches, dont 2 en couleurs, reproduisant des œuvres de Picasso des années 1920-1926. La gravure accompagnant ce tirage de luxe, "Femme au fauteuil", fait partie d'une série réalisée en 1922-1923 dans laquelle les lignes superposées donnent à voir les figures à la fois de face et de profil. Le zinc est perdu. Un des 50 exemplaires sur Hollande van Gelder, les seuls avec les 6 sur Japon à comprendre la gravure originale, celui-ci le n°13 (quelques piqûres à la gravure et à la couverture). Chemise et étui d l'époque. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION: PABLO PICASSO (1881-1973) et CHRISTIAN ZERVOS (1889-1970) Picasso. Œuvres 1920-1926. Paris : Éditions « Cahiers d’Art », 1926 Deluxe copy, with the signed original etching. 4to (283 x 228 mm). Untrimmed, Japan wrappers. 1 etching on zinc by Pablo Picasso, on van Gelder Holland wove, signed in pencil by the artist and numbered 13/50. Several black and white reproductions of works by Picasso, 2 plates in color. One of 50 copies on van Gelder Holland wove, the only copies with the first 6 on imperial Japan to contain the etching, this copy numbered 13 (some spotting on the etching and the wrappers). Jacket and slipcase of the time. Référence: Goeppert-Cramer, Picasso, n°15 - Bloch, 56 - Baer-Geiser, 99/II.
rif. PP003New York: Curt Valentin Gallery 1953 With text by Paul Eluard translated by Roland Penrose. First edition first printing. Signed and dated "8.6.54" by Picasso on the title page with an original black ink sketch of a bull's head. Publisher's stapled pictorial yellow wrappers printed in black. Near fine with some toning to wrappers a couple of small closed tears to right edge of front wrapper and Hôtel Drouot auction venue stamp "AUTHENTIQUE / Auteur: blank / Embassy / HÔTEL DROUOT / PARIS - FRANCE" to recto of leaf preceding title page. Overall a scarce original drawing by Picasso of one of his favorite subjects. Between 1950 and 1953 was a highly productive and innovative period for Picasso. During that time he lived in Vallauris in the South of France with Françoise Gilot and their two children and worked out of the perfume-factory-turned-art-studio Le Fournas and at the Madoura workshop. The Nov. 24-Dec. 19 1953 exhibition at Curt Valentin Gallery showcased the range of Picasso's work during those years featuring 28 oil paintings 18 sculptures 6 ceramics 11 lithographs and 2 aquatints. New York Times art critic Howard Devree writes of the exhibition "Here are some of the diabolical deliberately ugly profile-and-full-face-at-once portraits; landscapes semi-abstract and semi-expressionist which are powerful formal organizations; ceramics such as 'The Picador' which are primarily decorative; sculptures such as the preternaturally wise or witch-like owls in several media; at least one figure 'The Kneeling Woman' in which he seems to have extended cubism; lithographs and aquatints which make one marvel anew at his unmatched wizardry of linear expressiveness " Nov. 29 1953. The bull was a recurring and totemic motif in Picasso's work throughout his entire career. His fascination with the animal stemmed from childhood when he was often taken by his father to Spanish bullfights in his hometown in Málaga Spain. Even in the Curt Valentin exhibition there were multiple works related to bulls and bullfighting including the ceramics "Blue Picador" "Picador" and "Toreador." Hôtel Drouot is a historic auction venue in Paris France that has been in operation since 1852. The venue has long been recognized as the keystone of the Paris art market and is home to about 70 independent auction firms. . Inscribed. First Edition. Original Wrappers. Near Fine. New York: Curt Valentin Gallery [1953] paperback
rif. PP003New York: Curt Valentin Gallery 1953 With text by Paul Eluard translated by Roland Penrose. First edition first printing. Signed and dated "8.6.54" by Picasso on the title page with an original black ink sketch of a bull's head. Publisher's stapled pictorial yellow wrappers printed in black. Near fine with some toning to wrappers a couple of small closed tears to right edge of front wrapper and Hôtel Drouot auction venue stamp "AUTHENTIQUE / Auteur: blank / Embassy / HÔTEL DROUOT / PARIS - FRANCE" to recto of leaf preceding title page. Overall a scarce original drawing by Picasso of one of his favorite subjects. Between 1950 and 1953 was a highly productive and innovative period for Picasso. During that time he lived in Vallauris in the South of France with Françoise Gilot and their two children and worked out of the perfume-factory-turned-art-studio Le Fournas and at the Madoura workshop. The Nov. 24-Dec. 19 1953 exhibition at Curt Valentin Gallery showcased the range of Picasso's work during those years featuring 28 oil paintings 18 sculptures 6 ceramics 11 lithographs and 2 aquatints. New York Times art critic Howard Devree writes of the exhibition "Here are some of the diabolical deliberately ugly profile-and-full-face-at-once portraits; landscapes semi-abstract and semi-expressionist which are powerful formal organizations; ceramics such as 'The Picador' which are primarily decorative; sculptures such as the preternaturally wise or witch-like owls in several media; at least one figure 'The Kneeling Woman' in which he seems to have extended cubism; lithographs and aquatints which make one marvel anew at his unmatched wizardry of linear expressiveness " Nov. 29 1953. The bull was a recurring and totemic motif in Picasso's work throughout his entire career. His fascination with the animal stemmed from childhood when he was often taken by his father to Spanish bullfights in his hometown in Málaga Spain. Even in the Curt Valentin exhibition there were multiple works related to bulls and bullfighting including the ceramics "Blue Picador" "Picador" and "Toreador." Hôtel Drouot is a historic auction venue in Paris France that has been in operation since 1852. The venue has long been recognized as the keystone of the Paris art market and is home to about 70 independent auction firms. . Inscribed. First Edition. Original Wrappers. Near Fine. New York: Curt Valentin Gallery [1953] paperback books
rif. EXE-782Paris, Editions Fragance, 1950. In-folio, en feuilles, couverture illustrée d'une eau-forte, chemise et étui de l'édition. Illustré de 32 gravures originales de Pablo Picasso, dont une eau-forte, une eau-forte et pointe sèche, 10 aquatintes et 20 gravures au burin. Tirage à 219 exemplaires, celui-ci le numéro 94 sur Vélin de Montval, signé par l'auteur et l'illustrateur. Référence: Cramer 56.
1949rif. 67462ABParis., La Bibliotheque Francoise., 1949. 34,5 x 27,4 cm. 161 (1) S., 3 Blatt. OFranzösische Interimsbrochur in marmorierter OHalbleinen-Einbandecke, in marmoriuertem OPapp-Schuber., 67462AB Tirée a 320 exemplaires. Umschlag etwas stockig, sonst sehr gutes und frisches Exemplar.
1950rif. 194331Nice and New York: L'Image Littéraire and R. Finelli-Feugère 1950. Dinner with Picasso One of 12 prints by various artists from the Estampes portfolio by Robert Rey. Edition of 150. Wood engraving in colours on Van Gelder Zonen paper. Signed in pencil lower right by Picasso. Image size: 23.3 x 29.7 cm. Sheet size: 29 x 37.5 cm. Framed size: 48 x 53 cm. Presented in a handmade gold leaf frame with conservation acrylic glazing. All edges have been trimmed from the original sheet size: 36.2 x 46.5 cm. otherwise a bright impression. unknown
1939rif. 34506Paris: From the Press of Robert Blanchet ca. 1939. No. 161 of a Limited Edition of only 226 copies printed on vélin d'Arches. AN ORIGINAL GRAVURE A LA GOUGE PRINT SIGNED IN CRAYON BY PICASSO. Folio single sheet. A fine copy of the signed engraving. A very important print a signed impression of the original linogravure 'Le Pigeonneau' c. 1939 which is believed to be either Picasso's first or second effort in the technique. From the Press of Robert Blanchet unknown
1967rif. 126012Paris: Galerie Louis Leiris 1967. Edition of 50. Signed in pencil lower right by Picasso numbered lower left. The plate was originally etched in 1963 of which one image was printed the edition was printed and released in 1967. Aquatint on Vélin de Rives paper. Image size: 31.2 x 41.2 cm. Sheet size: 45.1 x 55.2 cm. Framed size: 57 x 65.7 cm. Excellent condition. Presented in a handmade white gold leaf frame with conservation acrylic glazing. Bloch 1115; Baer 1108 IIIBb. unknown
1947rif. 48620Paris.: Latitud Curenta y Uno. Le Degré Quarante et Un / 41º. 1947 / 1948. . Oblong folio. 396 x 620 mm. Etching grattoir and burin on copper by Picasso printed on a full sheet of parchment pierced at edges for printing and with central fold by Roger Lacourière Paris; sheet size: 396 x 310 mm folded 396 x 620 mm unfolded. A very rare signed proof of the cover for 'Pis'mo: Escrito por Iliazd / Grabado por Picasso' Picasso's 1948 collaboration with Iliazd.Picasso's etching with grattoir and burin is for the vellum cover of the 1948 book 'Pis'mo' also known as 'Escrito por Iliazd / Grabado por Picasso'. The text of the book is a love poem in Russian by Iliazd one of the very few he wrote after leaving Georgia inspired by his meeting with Olga Djordjadze - Picasso too met her later - in Cannes in 1946. Picasso's print includes the title in Russian correctly at the top and incorrectly and effaced beneath as well as at right the figure of a woman seen from behind and turned away from the viewer; Picasso has dated the print '3 mars 47' in the copperplate which is printed in reverse.The present proof is printed on a sheet of vellum as for the published book although slightly whiter and slightly thinner than the published version and while it does have a central fold it is unfolded at the head and foot and is pierced around the outer edge of the sheet with small pinholes as part of the printing process. Signed at lower right by Picasso the sheet is annotated by Iliazd verso above and beneath the visible platemark 'haut' and 'bas' and 'Plier à l'envers'; Iliazd appears too to have drawn a pencil frame it differs from the engraved area to the verso beneath the 'haut' and 'bas'. A different hand has annotated the foot of the blank area adjacent to the printed section: 'Picasso P. Eau-forte pour la couverture du livre d'Iliazd 'ESCRITO' 1er Epreuve d'essai sur parchemin / le livre a été tiré à 66 exemplaires'.Proofs of the cover are very rare and examples signed by Picasso rarer still. Baer suggests that several trials and proofs were taken from Picasso's plate noting the 'bon à tirer' example on 'vélin sans filigrane' Georges Bloch's copy on parchment inscribed 'tirage d'essai' by Iliazd and signed at a later date by Picasso 'environ 7 épreuves sur parchemin avec annotations d'Iliazd sur la préparation du parchemin et le séchage' as well as a final signed example sold by Sotheby's in the 1970s.'In his poem 'Rogelio Lacourière pêcheur de cuivres' published in 'Hommage à Roger Lacourière 1968 Iliazd recalls in poetic terms the genesis of the book's title etching. The story goes that Lacourière had given Picasso a plate which was too large and which had a white mark to indicate where it should later be cut. Picasso - tempted by this extra space and the unexpected freedom it gave him - etched a nude on it. Lacourière therefore refrained from cutting the plate and Iliazd noticed that the asymmetry thus created in the title etching echoed his conception of the folded pages: the 'magnaminous' painter had 'transfigured' the book.' Patrick Cramer.Baer 785Ba; Bloch 462; see Cramer 48. Latitud Curenta y Uno. (Le Degré Quarante et Un / 41º). unknown
1966rif. 74882Pablo Picasso Untitled from Le Cocu Magnifique 1966 Etching with aquatint Hand signed lower right Numbered 12 / 30 mage size: 22.5 × 32.5 cm Frame size: 50.5 x 58 x 2 cm Published by Crommelynck Paris Reference Bloch 1249 Baer 1437 There was also an unsigned and unnumbered edition of 200 with narrow margins
1965rif. 127727Paris: Galerie Louis Leiris 1965. Edition of 50. Signed in pencil lower right by Picasso numbered lower left. Etching and aquatint on Richard de Bas paper. Image size: 27.1 x 37.6 cm. Sheet size: 42 x 51 cm. Framed size: 63 x 56 cm. Excellent condition. Presented in a hand-made white gold leaf frame with acrylic glazing. Bloch 1218; Baer 1200 Bb1. unknown
1939rif. 1435Paris, NRF, Gallimard, 1939. in-4 (260 x 200 mm) broché, toutes marges, 70 pages, couverture imprimée rempliée. ÉDITION ORIGINALE TRÈS RARE de ce recueil contenant : "Trois chevaux aigus. Nous sommes. Nulle rupture. À l'ombre de ma porte. Poème perpétuel. L'or et l'eau froide. Trois poèmes inachevés. Les vainqueurs d'hier périront". Tirage : 5 Japon nacré + 15 vergé d'Arches. Celui-ci l' un des 15 ex. numérotés sur vergé d'Arches (n°12), SIGNÉ PAR PAUL ÉLUARD ET MAX ERNST, ACCOMPAGNÉ DE 4 SUPERBES LITHOGRAPHIES ORIGINALES À PLEINE PAGE TIRÉES EN NOIR SUR VERGÉ DE HOLLANDE DE MAX ERNST (seuls les 20 premiers exemplaires en grand papier contiennent ces lithographies). - Note bibliographique et historique : Max Ernst avait prévu une série de douze lithographies, mais seules quatre d’entre elles furent publiées dans l’édition de luxe à petit nombre. Un an plus tôt, en 1938, désapprouvant ses positions trotskystes, Éluard avait rompu avec Breton : À sa suite Max Ernst quitte le groupe surréaliste outré d’avoir à subir l’exigence de « saboter la poésie de Paul Éluard par tous les moyens » (in Centre Georges Pompidou, Paul Éluard et ses amis peintres, 1982, p.109).
rif. 937995Fernand Mourlot Paris 1957 In-folio ( 444 x 334 mm ), en feuilles, sous couverture rempliée illustrée en lithographie couleurs sur les 2 plat, coffret-boite de toile bis imprimé sur le dos. 6 lithographies originales dont 4 en couleurs ( dont couverture ) de Pablo PICASSO et 30 reproductions de dessins, tableaux, collages datant des années 1914 à 1948. EDITION ORIGINALE au tirage limité à 275 exemplaires sur Arches, celui-ci, 1 des 50 exemplaires du tirage de tête sur papier vélin d'Arches ( N°41 ), signé par Pablo PICASSO au crayon rouge et accompagné d'une suite à part de 13 lithographies originales chacune justifiée ( 41/50 ) tirée sur Japon à la forme Hodomura. Très bel exemplaire, en parfait état. Cramer 88. The Artist and the book, 1972, Cat. 240.
1963rif. 3909Les Heures Claires, Paris 1959-1963. 12 volumes in-folio en feuilles (34 x 26 cm) sous couvertures imprimées rempliées, chemises et étuis décorés de l'éditeur. - 100 AQUARELLES ORIGINALES HORS-TEXTE DE SALVADOR DALI GRAVÉES SUR BOIS EN COULEURS par Raymond Jacquet. Exemplaire de grand luxe : 1 des 150 ex. numérotés sur pur chiffon de Rives filigrané comprenant : Les 6 volumes du texte illustré des 100 aquarelles gravées sur bois en couleurs en hors-texte + LA SUITE COMPLÈTE DES 100 BOIS EN COULEURS.+ LA SUITE COMPLÈTE DU TRAIT GRAVÉ SUR CUIVRE TIRÉ EN BLEU + UNE SUITE DE LA DÉCOMPOSITION DES COULEURS D'UNE PLANCHE POUR CHAQUE VOLUME. Les 6 ouvrages sont en parfait état et bien complets des 100 gravures et des 3 doubles-feuillets de justification numérotés. Les 6 volumes de suites sont collationnés et bien complets en parfaite condition. Les planches belles aux couleurs lumineuses. Les 12 emboîtages sont en parfait état de conservation. Très bel exemplaire du tirage de luxe de cette monumentale et célèbre édition. ÉTAT DE NEUF. (Références : Michler & Lopsinger, 1039 à 1138 ; Field pages 189 à 200). Provenance : acquise en 1963 directement auprès de Joseph Foret et conservée dans la même famille jusqu'à aujourd'hui. Photographies supplémentaires sur demande. - ENGLISH DESCRIPTION: Dante : LA DIVINE COMÉDIE. 100 wood-engraved plates in color. Les Heures Claires, Paris 1959-1963. 12 folio volumes in loose sheets (34 x 26 cm), under folded printed covers, original decorated slipcases of the publisher. Including THE 100 WATERCOLORS OUT OF TEXT BY SALVADOR DALI ENGRAVED ON WOOD IN COLORS by Raymond Jacquet. This one is 1 of 150 deluxe copies numbered on Rives with watermark : The 6 volumes with the Dante's text illustrated with 100 color wood engravings + THE COMPLETE SUITE OF THE 100 COLOR WOOD ENGRAVINGS + THE COMPLETE SUITE OF THE COPPER ENGRAVED LINE ART PRINTED IN BLUE + A SUITE OF THE COLOR "DECOMPOSITIONS" OF ONE PLATE FOR EACH VOLUME. The 6 volumes are in perfect condition and complete with all 100 engravings and the 3 numbered double-page justifications. The 6 volumes of suites have been collated and are complete and in perfect condition. The plates are beautiful with luminous colors. The 12 slipcases are in perfect condition. A very fine and scarce deluxe copy of this monumental and celebrated edition. MINT CONDITION. (References: Michler & Lopsinger, 1039 to 1138; Field pages 189 to 200). More pictures on request.
1956rif. N - 2023 - 99Rene Crevel first edition of is poem NUIT published in the "Autumn 1924 Winter 1925" issue of Little Review New York magazine illustrated with an original engraving with burin on celluloid by Picasso signed in pencil. Oblong tiny format 65 x 90mm published by PAB Alès May 1956. Limited numbered edition of 30 copies printed on fine Auvergne laid paper by Richard-de-Bas n. 29 signed in pencil by PAB Pierre Andre Benoit Ref: Cramer 74. Very Good lightly tanned. PAB (Pierre Andre Benoit)
1956rif. N - 2023 - 99Rene Crevel first edition of is poem NUIT published in the "Autumn 1924 Winter 1925" issue of Little Review New York magazine illustrated with an original engraving with burin on celluloid by Picasso signed in pencil. Oblong tiny format 65 x 90mm published by PAB Alès May 1956. Limited numbered edition of 30 copies printed on fine Auvergne laid paper by Richard-de-Bas n. 29 signed in pencil by PAB Pierre Andre Benoit Ref: Cramer 74. Very Good lightly tanned. PAB (Pierre Andre Benoit) books
1965rif. 2784France: np 1965. First edition. Very Good. Cecil Beaton. INSCRIBED BY PICASSO IN RED AND BLUE CRAYON TO THE PHOTOGRAPHER CECIL BEATON: "pour Cecil Beaton. Ami Picasso 9.6.65.". Cecil Beaton British 1904 -1980 photographed virtually every prominent person in public life over the course of his career which spanned more than half a century. Everyone from the Queen to the Rolling Stones sat before his lens. As an arbiter of glamor the opportunity to sit for Beaton represented the pinnacle of success for many but in some cases it was Beaton who pursued the sitter and he had followed Pablo Picasso Spanish 1881 - 1973 long before they first met. As one of the foremost artists of the twentieth century Picasso was sought after by many who wanted to rub elbows with success. He became one of those whom Beaton photographed several times over a period of many years first at the rue de la Boetie in Paris in 1933 then at the rue Augustins in 1944 and finally at Mougin in the south of France in 1965. Vickers. In addition to taking photographs Beaton wrote about Picasso in his private diary sketched his portrait and after the 1965 sitting wrote a profile of Picasso for Vogue Magazine. Photographs from Picasso's home in the hills above Mougin reveal a close bond between the two men. Here they appear relaxed comfortable with one another and with a gleam in their eyes. By then Picasso was 84 years old and still painting late into the nights. Writing in Vogue Beaton describes Picasso's energy as he gave Beaton a tour of the sprawling studio crowded with paintings some still wet with paint and others from decades before. Beaton wrote of Picasso's welcome: "Pablo said 'It has been twenty years since I last saw you!' A golden Picasso threw open his arms. 'After so long we must embrace.'" The two then made much fun about the passage of years and how they had aged. Beaton. A clear sign of affection Picasso inscribed select prints and dedicated them to Beaton. Picasso writes in red and blue crayon on this print: pour Cecil Beaton. Ami Picasso 9.6.65. The print stands as testament to the kinship between the two artists. Provenance: With stamp "From the Beaton Studio / Sotheby Parke Bernet" on verso sold Sothebys Parke Bernet 1978. Also with stamped notation "1/1" possibly indicating that this is a unique print. We have not been able to locate any others. Silver gelatin print. Signed inscribed and dated by Pablo Picasso "pour Cecil Beaton / Ami / Picasso 9.6.65" in red and blue ink recto. Image: 111â„4 x 73â„4 in. 28.5 x 19.6 cm.; sheet: 111â„2 x 91â„4 in. 29.2 x 23.4 cm. Majestically framed to an overall size of 24 x 19.5 in. Small abrasion evident to the right of Beaton's left ear; otherwise fine. References: Vickers Hugo ed. Cecil Beaton: Portraits & Profiles. London: Frances Lincoln 2017. P 152. Beaton Cecil. "Golden Picasso" Vogue Magazine volume 146 November 15 1965. np unknown
1965rif. 2784France: np 1965. First edition. Very Good. Cecil Beaton. INSCRIBED BY PICASSO IN RED AND BLUE CRAYON TO THE PHOTOGRAPHER CECIL BEATON: "pour Cecil Beaton. Ami Picasso 9.6.65.". Cecil Beaton British 1904 -1980 photographed virtually every prominent person in public life over the course of his career which spanned more than half a century. Everyone from the Queen to the Rolling Stones sat before his lens. As an arbiter of glamor the opportunity to sit for Beaton represented the pinnacle of success for many but in some cases it was Beaton who pursued the sitter and he had followed Pablo Picasso Spanish 1881 - 1973 long before they first met. As one of the foremost artists of the twentieth century Picasso was sought after by many who wanted to rub elbows with success. He became one of those whom Beaton photographed several times over a period of many years first at the rue de la Boetie in Paris in 1933 then at the rue Augustins in 1944 and finally at Mougin in the south of France in 1965. Vickers. In addition to taking photographs Beaton wrote about Picasso in his private diary sketched his portrait and after the 1965 sitting wrote a profile of Picasso for Vogue Magazine. Photographs from Picasso's home in the hills above Mougin reveal a close bond between the two men. Here they appear relaxed comfortable with one another and with a gleam in their eyes. By then Picasso was 84 years old and still painting late into the nights. Writing in Vogue Beaton describes Picasso's energy as he gave Beaton a tour of the sprawling studio crowded with paintings some still wet with paint and others from decades before. Beaton wrote of Picasso's welcome: "Pablo said 'It has been twenty years since I last saw you!' A golden Picasso threw open his arms. 'After so long we must embrace.'" The two then made much fun about the passage of years and how they had aged. Beaton. A clear sign of affection Picasso inscribed select prints and dedicated them to Beaton. Picasso writes in red and blue crayon on this print: pour Cecil Beaton. Ami Picasso 9.6.65. The print stands as testament to the kinship between the two artists. Provenance: With stamp "From the Beaton Studio / Sotheby Parke Bernet" on verso sold Sothebys Parke Bernet 1978. Also with stamped notation "1/1" possibly indicating that this is a unique print. We have not been able to locate any others. Silver gelatin print. Signed inscribed and dated by Pablo Picasso "pour Cecil Beaton / Ami / Picasso 9.6.65" in red and blue ink recto. Image: 111â„4 x 73â„4 in. 28.5 x 19.6 cm.; sheet: 111â„2 x 91â„4 in. 29.2 x 23.4 cm. Majestically framed to an overall size of 24 x 19.5 in. Small abrasion evident to the right of Beaton's left ear; otherwise fine. References: Vickers Hugo ed. Cecil Beaton: Portraits & Profiles. London: Frances Lincoln 2017. P 152. Beaton Cecil. "Golden Picasso" Vogue Magazine volume 146 November 15 1965. np unknown books
1966rif. 1567-BParis, Tériade Éditeur, 1966. In-plano (750 x 550 mm) en feuilles. Feuillet de titre, table des planches. LA SUITE COMPLÈTE DES 13 LITHOGRAPHIES ORIGINALES EN COULEURS ET NOIR DE JOAN MIRÓ POUR UBU ROI + LA SUITE COMPLÈTE DES 13 LITHOGRAPHIES EN NOIR retravaillées par l'artiste . (feuilles: 750 x 550 mm environ, sujets: 630 x 410 mm environ), chaque épreuve titrée au crayon au verso de la feuille. Tirage: 75 exemplaires sur grand vélin d'Arches, celle-ci hors-commerce non signée (Mourlot 392-430 ; Cramer 108) Chaque composition en noir a été intensément retravaillée par Miró qui y a ajouté estompes et ombres, épaissi les traits de certains sujets. La vision grotesque et surréaliste de l'artiste, impliqué corps et âme dans ce cycle sur Franco et contre tous les fascismes, y apparait encore avec plus de force et d' évidence. Très rare. Excellent état de conservation.
