Camille Bryen: poèmes et dessins Jepeinsje.

Milano: All'insegna del pesce d'oro, 1959. Fine. 12 cm; 60, [1] pages. 13 black-and-white reproductions and one in color. In origianl green boards, with color image mounted to upper board, preserved in original slipcase stamped with artist's autograph. Edition limited to 1000 numbered copies, this copy inscribe "V.S." in place of series number ("Volume Speciale," that is, special copy out of series), inscribed on front free endleaf by publisher Giovanni Scheiwiller in English, dated at Milano, December 1960.

All'Insegna del Pesce d'Oro is a historic editorial series founded in 1936, in Milan, by Giovanni Scheiwiller. The series takes its name from a famous Milanese trattoria where Scheiwiller used to hang out with his friends, writers and artists. Scheiwiller had worked with the great Swiss publisher, Ulrico Hoepli, before going off on his own to establish an independent publishing company Books published under the the Pesce d'Oro brand are small format publications inspired by the vest-pocket series of art books published in Paris by Gallimard. By the time this volume was published, the business had been assumed by Scheiwiller's young son, Vanni, yet this volume is signed by the founding father, Giovanni.