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1950réf. 288960Paris: Verve 1950. First. hardcover. near fine/near fine. Marc Chagall. Illustrated with 26 full page b/w plates by Marc Chagall opposite the 26 small mounted color plates after the Boccacio miniatures that inspired them. Texts by Jacques Prevert and Frantz Calot in French. Slim 4to printed color paper wrappers an original lithograph printed by Draeger Freres over boards. Paris: Verve 1950. First edition. A near fine copy with only a touch of wear at spine ends and corners. Verve unknown books
1939réf. 288785Paris: Verve 1939. First. paperback. very good-. Guys Braque Rouault Derain Leger Bonnard Matisse Klee. Edited by E. Teriade. Illustrated throughout in color and b/w including numerous original lithographs. Thin heavy folio stiff pictorial wrappers by Aristide Maillol a bit chipped along backstrip and covers creased at corners but all 14 art lithographs are present and clean. Paris: Verve 1939 July-October. A clean copy but overall in very good- condition. Special double World's Fair number devoted to portraiture in art with 220 illustrations from the 11th to the 20th Century. Contains 14 original lithographs: 4 by Constantin Guys 2 color. 1 by Braque color. 1 by Rouault color. 2 by Andre Derain 1 in color. 1 by Fernand Leger color. 2 by Pierre Bonnard 1 in color. 2 by Henri Matisse 1 in color. 1 by Paul Klee color. Verve unknown books
1959réf. 288975New York: Reynal & Company 1959. First. hardcover. very good/very good. Matisse Masson Leger Miro Chagall. Profusely illustrated in color and b/w by many different artists. 29 original lithographs 17 in color 5 being double-page by Braque Matisse Laurens Giacometti Masson Leger Miro Bores Gromaire & Chagall. 153 pages. Short folio original white pictorial boards by Braque d.w. New York: Reynal & Company 1959. First American edition. A scarce book in very good clean condition. Original published by Verve Nos. 27/28 in 1952. Despite the English title and captions the text is in French but there is a 32 page pamphlet with English translation included in pocket at front. The five double-page color lithographs are by Matisse Masson Leger Miro & Chagall. Reynal & Company unknown books
1938réf. 288743Paris: Verve 1938. First. hardcover. near fine. Kandinsky Masson Chagall Miro Ratner Klee Matisse Braque. Profusely illustrated throughout with superb b/w & color reproductions including 9 color lithographs by Kandinsky Masson Chagall Miro Ratner Klee & Matisse all printed by Mourlot. Lithographed covers by Braque Bonnard & Rouault. Thick folio reddish cloth with silver-lettered spine and cover. Paris: Verve 1938 - 1939. First editions in English. A near fine copy internally very clean and fresh. Number 2 March-June 1938 with 4 color lithographs "The Heavenly Bodies" by Kandinsky & Masson. Number 3 October-December 1938 with 4 color lithographs "Les Quatre Saisons" by Chagall Miro Rattner & Klee. Number 4 January-March 1939 with 3 color lithographs by Matisse on facing pages so that one double-page spread is suitable for framing. Verve unknown books
1940réf. 243833Paris: Verve 1940. First. hardcover. near fine/very good. Calendar by Pol de Limbourg and Jean Colombe. 12 superb mounted plates in rich colors & gold. Thin small folio original paper pictorial wrappers over stiff boards lightly darkened and worn at edges; internally clean. Paris: Verve 1940 April-July. A very good copy in a very good dust wrapper. Text in English by Henri Malo. Verve unknown books
1946réf. 215799Paris: Verve 1946. First. hardcover. very good. Rene d'Anjou: Traite de la Forme et Devis d'un Tournoi. Numerous color plates. 69pp. 4to printed wrs. over boards light soiling. Paris 1946. Very Good . French text. Verve unknown books
1946réf. 99691Paris: Verve 1946. hardcover. very good/poor. Well-illustrated partly in color some double-page from the medieval manuscript. Thin folio cloth-backed boards with printed wrappers chipped. Paris: Verve 1946. Very good copy in poor wrapper. The great 15th century tournament-book with facsimiles of the illuminations. Verve unknown books
1940réf. 57108Paris 1940. Folio. Orig. white boards dec. in gilt & blue ink 34 pp. With 12 full-page tipped-in color plates.Housed in the well worn orignal box cover separate Fine. unknown books
1940réf. WRCLIT77243Paris: Éditions Verve 1940. Small folio 36 x 27 cm. Printed wrapper over stiff wrapper. Twelve tipped-in color facsimiles. Wrapper faintly soiled with short snags at spine ends internally fine. This number is devoted to LES TRÈS RICHES HEURES DU DUC DE BERRY and an associated text with accompanying text by Henri Malo. Éditions Verve unknown books
1937réf. 862891937. VERVE An Artistic and Literary Quarterly. Director: E. Teriade. Paris: Verve 1937. Volume 1 Number 1. December 1937. Profusely illustrated in color and black and white. 128 pp. Large 4to. illustrated paper wrappers. This the first issue of the American edition of this French publication has a cover specially designed by Matisse and a series of original color lithographs illustrating the four elements by Fernand Leger Joan Miro Rattner and Bores. There are heliogravure illustrations of photographs by Man Ray Brassai Louis Guichard and others. Also among much else a double-spread photograph of Picasso's "Guernica" taken by Dora Maar which had only recently been exhibited at the Spanish Pavilion of the Paris Exhibition of 1937 an article by Andre Gide "A few Reflections on the Disappearance of the Subject in Painting and Sculpture" and previously unpublished letters and drawings from Cezanne to Emile Zola. All texts are in English translated mostly by Robert Sage. A very bright clean copy with the subscription order form housed in the bright paper-covered box with the illustration by Matisse reproduced on the lid. The box is split at the corners and has a few tears and some soil. unknown books
1959réf. 61092Reynal & Company. Good. 1959. Hardback. This book features twenty-nine original lithographs including seventeen in colour and five double-page by Braque Matisse Laurens Giacometti Masson Leger Miro Bores Gromaire & Chagall. Original white pictorial boards by Braque some light spotting and toning rear bears some marks from shelving and handling spine sunned corners worn with upper and lower spine splitting and chipped; thirty-two page pamphlet in English translation stored in folder on front pastedown pamphlet card covers are toned and foxed; binding is fragile front joint partially exposed joint also exposed occasionally at mid section pages; pages are lightly foxed front and rear endpapers creased down length of page. All lithographs are present and in good condition some with tissue guards text in French. ; 10.75 x 1 x 14.25 inches; 153 pages . Reynal & Company hardcover
1937réf. 48751Paris.: Edition Verve. 1937 - 1960. Original publisher's printed boards or wrappers as issued. Small folio. 38 issues in 26 volumes. 362 x 268 mm. Profusely illustrated throughout in colour and monochrome. A complete run of one of France's most famous art periodicals 'Verve.'Verve is renowned for the quality of its production the lithography by Mourlot Frères and the breadth of subject matter. The periodical includes original lithographic covers by a range of artists including Chagall Matisse Braque and Picasso. Literary contributions include Gide Malraux Tagore Vollard Sartre Joyce Hemingway Faure Reverdy Lorca Bataille among many many others.The individual volumes are as follows:No. 1. December 1937 - Cover designed by Matisse from gouache decoupée. Lithographs by Léger Miró Rattner and Bores.No. 2. Spring 1938 - Cover designed by Braque. Lithographs by Kandinsky 2 and Masson 2.No. 3. June 1938 - Cover designed by Bonnard. Lithographs by Chagall Miró Rattner and Klee.No. 4. January - March 1939 - Cover designed by Rouault. Lithographs by Matisse and Derain.Nos. 5 - 6. July - October 1939 - Cover designed by Maillol. Lithographs by Guys Braque Rouault Derain Léger Bonnard 2 Matisse 2 and Klee.No. 7. April - July 1940 - Les Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry Calendar.No. 8. September - November 1940 - Cover designed by Matisse from gouache decoupée. Lithograph by Bonnard.No. 9. October 1943 - Les Fouquet de la Bibliothèque Nationale.No. 10. October 1943 - Les Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry. Images de la vie de Jésus.No. 11. March 1945 - Les Fouquet de Chantilly: Les Heures d'Etienne Chevalier. Vie de Jésus.No. 12. March 1945 - Les Fouquet de Chantilly: Les Heures d'Etienne Chevalier. La Vierge et les Saints.No. 13. November 1945 - 'De la Couleur.' Special issue devoted to Matisse during the years 1941-1945: cover title-page and frontispiece designed by Matisse from gouache decoupée.Nos. 14 - 15. February 1946 - Jean Bourdichon. Les Heures d'Anne de Bretagne.No. 16. November 1946 - René d'Anjou. Traité de la Forme et Devis d'un Tournoi.Nos. 17 - 18. August 1947 - 'Couleur de Bonnard.' Special issue devoted to Bonnard during the years 1932-1947: cover and frontispiece designed by Bonnard.Nos. 19 - 20. April 1948 - 'Couleur de Picasso.' Special issue devoted to Picasso cover specially designed by Picasso.Nos. 21 - 22. October 1948 - 'Vence 1944 - 48.' Special issue devoted to Matisse and his work done at Vence between 1944-48: cover and frontispiece designed by Matisse from gouache decoupée and 40 designs specially made for this issue.No. 23. April 1949 - Le Livre du Coeur d'Amour Epris du Roi René. Cover designed by Matisse.No. 24. April 1950 - Contes de Boccace. Peintures du Manuscrit des Ducs de Bourgogne. With cover design and aquatints specially made for this issue by Chagall.Nos. 25 - 26. October 1951 - 'Picasso at Vallauris.' Special issue devoted to Picasso and his work done at Vallauris between 1949-51: cover and frontispiece specially designed for this issue by Picasso.Nos. 27 - 28. December 1952 / January 1953 - Cover design and lithograph frontispiece by Braque. Lithographs by Braque Matisse Laurens Giacometti Masson Léger Miró Bores 2 Gromaire 2 and Chagall Visions de Paris. The original lithographs in this issue are: Miró/1 double-page colour lithograph; Chagall/Series of 8 lithographs 'Visions de Paris' 3 in colour 5 in black and white.Nos. 29 - 30. September 1954 - 'Picasso and the Human Comedy. A Suite of 180 Drawings by Picasso Suite de 180 Dessins de Picasso'. Special issue devoted to Picasso and his work done at Vallauris between 1953 - 54: cover specially designed for this issue by Picasso. Contains 14 colour plates.Nos. 31 - 32. September 1955 - 'The Intimate Sketchbooks of G. Braque Carnets Intimes.' Special issue devoted to Georges Braque with cover specially designed by Braque. Contains 20 colour plates.Nos. 33 - 34. September 1956 - Chagall 'Illustrations for the Bible.' Special issue of 29 original lithographs by Chagall: 16 colour 12 black and white original colour lithograph titlepage and cover specially designed by Chagall.Nos. 35 - 36. July 1958 - 'The Last Works of Matisse 1950-1954 Dernières oeuvres de Matisse 1950 - 1954.' Special issue devoted to Matisse with 39 colour lithographs 38 black and white and cover specially designed by Matisse. The first lithographs were printed under the artist's direction in 1954.Nos. 37 - 38. July 1960 - Chagall 'Drawings for the Bible.' Special issue of 24 original colour lithographs 96 black and white reproductions and cover specially designed by Chagall. Edition Verve. hardcover
réf. 120831Paris 1938. Agents for Great Britain A. Zwemmer 78 Charing Cross Road London. Liten folio 355 x 262 cm. 132 s. Rikt illustr. i farger og s/h. originale fargelitografier av “Spring” av Marc Chagall “Summer” av Miró ""Autumn"" av Rattner og ""Winter"" av Paul Klee. Orig. omsl. illustrert av Pierre Bonnard. Omslagets hjørner med et par små bretter foromslagets høyre kant med en liten rit og øvre del av ryggen med rift. Delvis sprukket i indre falser og noe løs. De aller siste sidenes nedre høyre hjørne med en liten brett. Somewhat loose. Complete with four litographs. . unknown
réf. 80964Paris Èditions de la Revue Verve. Vol. III. No 9 10 11 og 12.1943-45. Folio. Bundet i ett orig. helsjirtingbd. med orig. omsl. medbundet. . unknown
1939réf. VERVE015373Paris. July-October 1939. Double number U.K. issue with the Zwemmer title-page. Texts translated into English by Robert Sage. Folio. Unpaginated. Largely devoted to discussion and examination of the head in art. The profuse illustrations include colour lithographs by Guys Braque Rouault Derain L�ger Bonnard two Matisse two and Klee as well as two ancient Egyptian bas-reliefs. The card wrappers are colour lithographs by Maillol.Some creasing to spine. Covers a bit rubbed at the edges. Very good. Paris. July-October, unknown
1939réf. 127478Paris: E. Tériade 1939. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. Paris E. Tériade 1939. Large quarto 140 pages with numerous illustrations many in colour complete with the original lithographs by Matisse and Derain but - curiously - lacking pages 41 to 44: 'The Book of the Hunt by Gaston Phébus Comte de Foix Fifteenth Century. Twelve Hunting Scenes'. Flush-cut card covers featuring a wrap-around design by Georges Rouault; spine a little rubbed with a few horizontal cracks and short splits at each end of the front joint; stitching a little loose; trifling signs of use and age; a very good copy. The artistic component of this number includes three original lithographs by Henri Matisse a double-page work 'The Dance' with two individual 'figures of skaters' on the verso as well as three drawings by him; seven small lithographs on four pages by André Derain; six full-page colour lithographs from 'Tacuinum Sanitatis' a fourteenth century book of health; and photographs by Brassai and Bill Brandt. Literary contributors include Paul Valéry Federico Garcia Lorca and Jean-Paul Sartre. E. Tériade paperback
1955réf. 122608Paris: Éditions de la revue 'Verve' 1955. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Paris Éditions de la revue 'Verve' 1955. Large quarto iv 158 pages first and last pages blank extensively illustrated with artwork by Braque complete with all 20 full-page colour plates including original lithographs. Colour-pictorial papered boards designed by the artist; spine a little sunned and lightly rubbed and bumped at the head and foot; edges lightly foxed and marked; minimal signs of handling; an excellent copy. 'Cet ouvrage contient un ensemble de dessins provenant des carnets de travail de Georges Braque' verso of the title page. Éditions de la revue 'Verve' hardcover
1940réf. 009614Paris: Verve 1940. "For the first time the Calendar of "LES TRES RICHES HEURES DU DUC DE BERRY" now belong to the public in its integrality and in the exact dimensions of the original paintings. No document exists which shows more fully and acurately the life of Medieval France: in it are expressed the elegence the refinement and the vigor of the France of the past." VERY GOOD HARDCOVER internally in fine condition covers worn heavily along edges and the spine is lacking is heavy paper covering. Otherwise this book is clean and bright with a previous owner's short inscription. Semi-hardcover. Very Good. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. Verve
1959réf. 504634New York: Reynal and Company 1959. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. Covers sunned and soiled and spine cover has perished but inners are fine. All lithographs present. Reynal and Company Hardcover
1959réf. 504108New York: Reynal & Company 1959. Book. Illus. by George Braque Henri Matisse Henri Laurens Alberto Giacometti Andre Masson Fernand Leger Bores Juan Miro Gromaire Marc Chagall. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Originally published in France as issues 27 & 28 of Verve. Text in French with English translation booklet by Serge Hughes in pocket affixed to front pastedown. All lithographs present. Lithographs by George Braque 2pp Henri Matisse 4pp Henri Laurens 2pp Alberto Giacometti 2 pp Andre Masson 4 pp Fernand Leger 4 pp Bores 2 pp Juan Miro 4 pp Gromaire 2 pp and Marc Chagall 9 pp. Note the table of contents states that there are 8 pp of lithograph by Chagall; however we count 9 pp. Cover is a lithograph by Braque. Sunning to spine of cover; pages and lithographs in fine condition. First edition in English. Reynal & Company Hardcover
1939réf. 227748Paris: E.Tériade 1939. First edition American issue. Profusely illustrated with 16 lithographs in color and black and white by Constantin Guys Georges Braque Georges Roualt Andre Derain Fernand Leger Pierre Bonnard Henri Matisse Paul Klee. 134 numbered pp. 1 vols. 4to. Publisher's pictorial wrappers by Maillol. Very fine in original slipcase. First edition American issue. Profusely illustrated with 16 lithographs in color and black and white by Constantin Guys Georges Braque Georges Roualt Andre Derain Fernand Leger Pierre Bonnard Henri Matisse Paul Klee. 134 numbered pp. 1 vols. 4to. This is a double issue done for the New York 1939 Worlds Fair. E.Tériade unknown
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1949réf. SKU1045009Verve 1949-01-01. hardcover. Acceptable. 0x0x0. Editions de la Revue Verve; Paris 1949. Hardcover. Text in French. Volume VI Number 23. An Acceptable to Good boards are a bit age toned some creases to spine rubbing along board edges age toning to pages few moisture stains to text block edges moisture stain bottom page corners some discoloration to pastedowns and first/last page in an Acceptable age toned with several moisture stains to panels and verso open tear mid spine chip top and bottom spine chipped bottom front panel corner tear to rear turn front flap detached and laid in Dust wrapper. 4toquarto or approx. 11.5 x 13.5 inches unpaginated XVI color illustrations. We pack securely and ship daily with delivery confirmation on every book. The picture on the listing page is of the actual book for sale. Additional Scans are available for any item please inquire. Verve hardcover
réf. 1843281031.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 1843288176.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback