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Adonides

1975rif. 131" Never as in this book did he rebound invent dance deepen and create without heaviness a monumental work measure of the accuracy of a desire and a friendship" Jacques Dupin. Rare first edition of Prevert's last text illustrated by Miro. A beautiful copy of a stunning copy preserved as issued. Cover with an embossed form 46 etchings and aquatints in color including a double signed by Miró and numbered 14/200 in frontispiece blue canvas nesting 4 pieces of colored canvas printed on the back. Rare first edition of Prevert's last text illustrated by Miro. One of Miro's major books. " In these Adonids Prevert's verve the way the uninterrupted discovery they are reduced to fragile bursts to disturbing appeals. But written by his hand in black ink on white arches raised by figures stamped dry. On these handwritten reliefs Miró returns several times to the point to the etching to the aquatint and ends up at forty-fourfive engravings which are neither illustrations nor illuminations but rather a parallel writing with the semantic and symbolic thickness of a palimpsest raised day by day. A complex work a work of disarming simplicity. A very vibrant drawing pure colors in aplats halos vaporization. An engraved reading of the text which does not hesitate to cross it to challenge it to extend it beyond the margins. A movement in space of extreme force and restraint. Never as in this book did he rebound invent dance deepen and create without heaviness a monumental work measuring the accuracy of a desire and a friendship" Jacques Dupin Miró p. 428. 200 numbered copies on Velin d'Arches were printed some hors commerce I to XXV and a very few nominative copies. Each of these copies signed by the author the artist and the editor. The first aquatint was signed and numbered by Miró. The text of Prévert's unpublished poems is reproduced in facsimile of the author's writing. It is accompanied by 46 original compositions by the artist including a double-page etching and aquatint signed by the artist at the head of the book and 45 other etchings with etching and aquatint mostly accompanied by dry-stamped motifs. A beautiful copy of a stunning and moving book preserved as issued. Maeght hardcover

Librairie Amelie Sourget · Francia25.000,00 €

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Adonides

1975rif. 103"Never as in this book it has better bounced invented danced deepened and created without heaviness a monumental work measure of the accuracy of a desire and a friendship " Jacques Dupin. Rare first edition of the last text of Prévert who died 10 days before its publication illustrated by Miro. One of the most important books of Miró. "Jacques Prévert having died before the end of the printing of the book a facsimile of his signature has been reproduced next to the handwritten signatures of the illustrator and the publisher." "In these Adonides the verve the faconde the uninterrupted finding of Prévert here they are reduced to fragile bursts to moving calls. But written by his hand in black ink on white Arches paper raised by dry-stamped figures. On these handwritten reliefs Miró returns several times with the point the etching the aquatint and ends up with forty-five engravings which are neither illustrations nor illuminations but rather a parallel writing with the semantic and symbolic thickness of a palimpsest day after day raised. A complex work a work of disarming simplicity. A very vibrant drawing pure colors in flat tints in halos in vaporization. An engraved reading of the text which does not hesitate to cross it to question it to extend it beyond the margins. A setting in movement in space of an extreme strength and restraint. Never as in this book has he better bounced invented danced deepened and created without heaviness a monumental work measure of the accuracy of a desire and a friendship " Jacques Dupin Miró p. 428. There were 200 copies printed on Arches vellum numbered from 1 to 200 as well as offprints numbered from I to XXV and a few nominative copies. All copies are signed by the author the artist and the publisher. The first off-text etching is numbered and signed by Miró. The text of the unpublished poems of Prévert are reproduced in facsimile of the author's handwriting. It is accompanied by 46 original compositions by the artist including an etching and aquatint on double page signed by the artist at the head of the book and 45 other etchings and aquatints accompanied for the most part by dry-stamped motifs. "All reflection made by these times of misfortune the mirror broke" Abonides Jacques Prévert. A very nice copy in perfect condition preserved as issued in a beautiful blue cloth case of the publisher. Maeght paperback

Librairie Amelie Sourget · Francia25.000,00 €

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