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réf. 9739AMERICA. " Cahiers France - Amérique Latine ". Paris (216, boulevard Raspail). Directeur : Pierre Seghers. In-folio broché. 5 numéros ont paru en 5 livraisons, de juillet 1945 à juin 1947. Chaque numéro aborde un thème particulier (" Lettres ", " Arts ", " Villes ", " Hommes ", " Jazz "), en fonction duquel est désigné un rédacteur en chef particulier.
réf. RO20277632MERMOD / EDITO SERVICE. NON DATE. In-12. Relié. Etat d'usage, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 125 PAGES - Nombreuses planches illustrées de dessins en noir/blanc - Légères usures sur les mors. . . . Classification Dewey : 841-Poésie
1970réf. 129600Couverture rigide. Reliure de l'éditeur. 11 x 8 cm. 1er plat décoré.
1970réf. 138790Couverture rigide. Reliure de l'éditeur. 11 x 8 cm. 1er plat décoré.
1956réf. 60486Lausanne, Mermod 1956. 1956. 123, (1) S., 1 Bl. m. 8 (einschließlich d. Umschlagillustration) ganzseitigen Illustrationen. OKart. m. OUs.
réf. 6089-1An Autograph Letter By Henri Matisse Mentioning Paul Signac And Other French Modernists HENRI MATISSE 1869-1954. Matisse was a celebrated French modernist artist. ALS. 1pg. August 30 1927. N.p. An autograph letter signed "H. Matisse" in French. Writing to artist Charles Thorndike 1875-1935 following what seems to have been an unfulfilling visit to Thorndike's home Matisse mentions several other Modernists. In translation the letter reads: "Dear Friend – My journey was good and hot which suited me and the change of location has changed my disposition – the cold has descended on my throat and bothers me much less than in Kermouster. I am quite upset to have been such a bad guest and very touched by all your care – I do not dare think while seeing this beautiful weather about all the pleasure that I could have been able to take prolonged walks and bathing as well as good humor which would have been less unpleasant for you – I would not know how to live well lying down – I am touched by your kindness. I have asked Mr. Joly to instruct you to give the friends I was to see Signac and Mr. Louis Talek or Pahadi my regrets and thanks to Dr. Brandes. I have fairly good news from Madame Matisse. While waiting for the pleasure of seeing you then I will be tough I hope please accept my best friendship. H. Matisse". Signac was Neo-Impressionist painter Paul Signac 1863-1935 while Joly was probably Post-Impressionist Jean Joly 1900-1952. The recipient Thorndike was an American-born artist who lived in Kermouster in the Brittany region of France. There he entertained several significant artists of the period. The letter is in very good condition.
réf. 6089HENRI MATISSE 1869-1954. Matisse was a celebrated French modernist artist.ALS. 1pg. August 30 1927. N.p. An autograph letter signed H. Matisse in French. Writing to artist Charles Thorndike 1875-1935 following what seems to have been an unfulfilling visit to Thorndikes home Matisse mentions several other Modernists. In translation the letter reads: Dear Friend My journey was good and hot which suited me and the change of location has changed my disposition the cold has descended on my throat and bothers me much less than in Kermouster. I am quite upset to have been such a bad guest and very touched by all your care I do not dare think while seeing this beautiful weather about all the pleasure that I could have been able to take prolonged walks and bathing as well as good humor which would have been less unpleasant for you I would not know how to live well lying down I am touched by your kindness. I have asked Mr. Joly to instruct you to give the friends I was to see Signac and Mr. Louis Talek or Pahadi my regrets and thanks to Dr. Brandes. I have fairly good news from Madame Matisse. While waiting for the pleasure of seeing you then I will be tough I hope please accept my best friendship. H. Matisse. Signac was Neo-Impressionist painter Paul Signac 1863-1935 while Joly was probably Post-Impressionist Jean Joly 1900-1952. The recipient Thorndike was an American-born artist who lived in Kermouster in the Brittany region of France. There he entertained several significant artists of the period. The letter is in very good condition. unknown
réf. 6089-1An Autograph Letter By Henri Matisse Mentioning Paul Signac And Other French Modernists HENRI MATISSE 1869-1954. Matisse was a celebrated French modernist artist. ALS. 1pg. August 30 1927. N.p. An autograph letter signed "H. Matisse" in French. Writing to artist Charles Thorndike 1875-1935 following what seems to have been an unfulfilling visit to Thorndike's home Matisse mentions several other Modernists. In translation the letter reads: "Dear Friend – My journey was good and hot which suited me and the change of location has changed my disposition – the cold has descended on my throat and bothers me much less than in Kermouster. I am quite upset to have been such a bad guest and very touched by all your care – I do not dare think while seeing this beautiful weather about all the pleasure that I could have been able to take prolonged walks and bathing as well as good humor which would have been less unpleasant for you – I would not know how to live well lying down – I am touched by your kindness. I have asked Mr. Joly to instruct you to give the friends I was to see Signac and Mr. Louis Talek or Pahadi my regrets and thanks to Dr. Brandes. I have fairly good news from Madame Matisse. While waiting for the pleasure of seeing you then I will be tough I hope please accept my best friendship. H. Matisse". Signac was Neo-Impressionist painter Paul Signac 1863-1935 while Joly was probably Post-Impressionist Jean Joly 1900-1952. The recipient Thorndike was an American-born artist who lived in Kermouster in the Brittany region of France. There he entertained several significant artists of the period. The letter is in very good condition. books
réf. 6089HENRI MATISSE 1869-1954. Matisse was a celebrated French modernist artist.ALS. 1pg. August 30 1927. N.p. An autograph letter signed H. Matisse in French. Writing to artist Charles Thorndike 1875-1935 following what seems to have been an unfulfilling visit to Thorndikes home Matisse mentions several other Modernists. In translation the letter reads: Dear Friend My journey was good and hot which suited me and the change of location has changed my disposition the cold has descended on my throat and bothers me much less than in Kermouster. I am quite upset to have been such a bad guest and very touched by all your care I do not dare think while seeing this beautiful weather about all the pleasure that I could have been able to take prolonged walks and bathing as well as good humor which would have been less unpleasant for you I would not know how to live well lying down I am touched by your kindness. I have asked Mr. Joly to instruct you to give the friends I was to see Signac and Mr. Louis Talek or Pahadi my regrets and thanks to Dr. Brandes. I have fairly good news from Madame Matisse. While waiting for the pleasure of seeing you then I will be tough I hope please accept my best friendship. H. Matisse. Signac was Neo-Impressionist painter Paul Signac 1863-1935 while Joly was probably Post-Impressionist Jean Joly 1900-1952. The recipient Thorndike was an American-born artist who lived in Kermouster in the Brittany region of France. There he entertained several significant artists of the period. The letter is in very good condition. unknown books
réf. 7827Christie's, Paris, mai 2012. In-4, broché sous couverture illustrée en couleurs, 71 pp. Ancienne collection Jeanne et Fernand Moch [Lots 1 à 26] : Pierre Bonnard. - Camille Pissarro. - Eugène Boudin. - Berthe Morisot. - Paul Signac. - Renoir. - Marc Chagall. - Henri Matisse. - Maurice Utrillo. - Raoul Dufy. - ...
réf. 6887Editions du Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris, 1981. In-4, broché sous couverture illustrée, 27 pp. Qui est Raffray?, par Pontus Hulten - Dix Paysages, onze Paysagistes, par André Raffray - Catalogue des Peintures [20 n°].
réf. 1946Les Bibliophiles fantaisistes, Dorbon-Ainé, Paris, 1912. In-4, broché sous couverture illustrée en noir, 127 pp. Chapitre I.... - Chapitre X. - Les Bibliophiles fantaisistes. - Ouvrages publiés par la Société des Bibliophiles fantaisistes.
1997réf. 014094Paris Paris-musées, Flammarion 1997 In-4 Cartonnage ill. de l'editeur
1993réf. ARTPHO/Box33/AS53/121125-Jan 01 1993. Paperback. Very Good. THIS BOOK IS IN GOOD CONDITION AND THERE SOME CREASES ON THE MARGIN. Sold by the U.K Charity Kisharon Langdon. Offering Opportunities and Support for People within the Autism and Learning Disability Community. paperback
1946réf. 998B40Genève: Éditions Albert Skira 1946 . First edition. Paperback. Good/Fair. 8.5" by 6". Various. First edition of this comprehensive anthology of books illustrated by painters and sculptors of the School of Paris featuring close to one hundred reproductions and text from Claude Roger-Marx and Henri Matisse. First edition.In publisher's original pictorial soft covers featuring artwork by Henri Matisse. With unclipped dust wrapper.Illustrated with numerous reproductions from eminent artists including forty-six double-sided plates. Collated complete. Comprehensive anthology of books illustrated by painters and sculptors of the School of Paris. Compiled by prominent Swiss publisher and art dealer Albert Skira. With a foreword by Claude Roger-Marx and an additional chapter by Henri Matisse entitled "Comment j'ai fait mes livres". In publisher's original pictorial soft covers. With unclipped dust wrapper. Externally generally smart with slight shelf wear and more moderate marking and discolouration. Encased in protective binding to which there is a chip to the top left on the front. Dust wrapper suffers more from tearing particularly along spine. Discolouration is more severe and both covers have been decorated by a previous owner. Internally front hinge a little weak otherwise text is relatively firmly bound. Bright and clean with the occasional example of light spotting throughout more common to the first and last few pages. Good Éditions Albert Skira paperback
1944réf. 127951944 broché in-octavo (paperback in-octavo), dos marron (brown spine), première de couverture illustrée (front cover illustrated), tranches non rognées (edges no smooth), illustrations : reproductions d'oeuvres, XXIV+119 pages, 1946 à Genève Editions Albert Skira,
1946réf. EEzz9873Genf, Skira [1946]. XXIII, 119 S. mit zahlreichen s/w. Abb., OPpbd., Einband leicht fleckig, innen sauber u. einwandfrei.
réf. 1110in 12 broché, couverture illustrée,120 pages faux-titre, titre,92 planches pleine page. reproduisant des oeuvres de Braque,Chagall,Dali,Gauguin,Matisse,Miro,Picasso,Rodin, etc.Recense près de 400 ouvrages illustrés.Avant-propos de Claude Roger-Marx,suivi d'un essai de Henri Matisse.Index des auteurs et illustrateurs en fin de volume Skira 1944 très bon état
Genève, Skira, 1944. Un volume broché de format in 8° carré de 120 pp.; 92 planches reproduisant des illustrations des artistes. Discrète trace brune en pied, sinon bel état.
réf. S102246Genève, Albert Skira xxiv + [2] + 120 pp. de texte + 91 planches hors-texte, 21cm., brochure originale, bon état, [Contient e.a. le texte de Henri Matisse "Comment j'ai fait mes livres"], S102246
1946réf. 19924Genève, Skira, 1946. In-8 broché de XXIV pages suivies des planches puis 120-[2] pages, couverture illustrée à rabats, papier cristal d'éditeur (avec infime déchirure en bord). Illustré de reproductions à pleine page hors-texte de Beaudin, Bonnard, Braque, Chagall, Chirico, Dali, Denis, Derain, Dufy, Ernst, Gaugin, Gris, La Fresnaye, Laprade, Laurencin, Laurens, Léger, Maillol, Manet, Marcoussis, Masson, Matisse, Miro, Pascin, Picasso, Redon, Rodin, Rouault, Roux, Roy, Segonzac, Toulouse-Lautrec, Vlaminck et Vuillard.
1946réf. 7341Genève, Skira, 1946. In-8 broché de XXIV pages suivies des planches puis 120-[2] pages, couverture illustrée à rabats.
1947réf. 518137Buenos Aires: Editorial Victor Leru 1947. Softcover. Very Good. First Spanish language edition. Translated from the French by B. F. Iribarren. Quarto. 248 120 plates 3pp. Illustrated in black and white along with ten tipped-in color plates. Soiling and stains along the edges and spine corners and spine ends bumped a bit of offsetting on the endleaves very good. Reproduces artwork by Pablo Picasso Paul Cezanne Henri Matisse Tsuguharu Foujita and others and prints essays and criticism by Waldemar George Jules Romains Robert Delaunay Tristan LeClerc Paul Valery and others. Editorial Victor Leru unknown
1947réf. 518137Buenos Aires: Editorial Victor Leru 1947. Softcover. Very Good. First Spanish language edition. Translated from the French by B. F. Iribarren. Quarto. 248 120 plates 3pp. Illustrated in black and white along with ten tipped-in color plates. Soiling and stains along the edges and spine corners and spine ends bumped a bit of offsetting on the endleaves very good. Reproduces artwork by Pablo Picasso Paul Cezanne Henri Matisse Tsuguharu Foujita and others and prints essays and criticism by Waldemar George Jules Romains Robert Delaunay Tristan LeClerc Paul Valery and others. Editorial Victor Leru unknown books
