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Maeght Editeur, March 1952. Two original lithographs in color on double page, of which one on the cover, text by G. Bachelard, C. Estienne and A. Vollard. Very good but 1 inch tear on the bottom of the cover.

Derrière le Miroir n.172 Kemeny, May 1968. With 21 reproductions, of which 10 in color and 11 in blackand white. Loose as issued.

Derrière le miroir, N.98, 1957. Éditions Maeght, Paris. Three original lithographs in black, of which one in double page, by Giacometti.Creases on left top cover, visible through the book.DLM was created in 1946 by Aimé Maeght and named by Jacques Kober, then Directeur of Galerie Maeght -opened in October 1945. Last publication of DLM was in 1982, numéro 253.

BENOIT Pierre-André. Salut à René Char. Alès, PAB March 1955. First edition. Total edition of 99 numbered copies, from 1 to 95 on Velin de Rives, + five in Roman numbers from I to IV on China paper with an added engraving. This copy is n 60 of 95 on velin de Rives, signed and numbered by PAB (Pierre Andre Benoit) in pencil, with a reproduction of Braque drawing in the title page, and a poem in homage to René Char. In-12th 175 x 115 mm.

Non Vouloir. Illustrated 4 etchings by Picasso and a dedication in pen by Hugnet.
Editions Jeanne Bucher, Paris 1942. George Hugnet, Pablo Picasso Illustrator. One of 400 on Velin Bouffant paper, from a total edition of 420 copies. Thread stitched paperback, with four engravings with burin by Picasso in full page, and a collection of poems by George Hugnet dedicated to Paul Eluard, the two poets joined the resistance in the Summer of 1942. With Hugnet dedication in pen: À M.P.F. en souvenir d'un temps "vert" par un temps qui n'est pas encore mûr, son ami…

Jeanne qu'on brûla verte. Georges Braque, René CHAR. Published by P.A. Benoit, Alès, Summer 1956.
Rene Char poem on Joan of Arc burned in the greenness of her youth, with a reproduction of a drawing of George Braque for the title. Total edition of 99 numbered copies, this one is n. 37 of 87 in Velin de Rives, signed by PAB (Pierre Andre Benoit). In tiny format 85 x 85 mm

Paris, Art et Poésie, 1976, text by Georges Pompidou, Marc Chagall Illustrator. Limited edition in 150 numbered copies in Arches wove paper, with an original lithograph in color by Marc Chagall. Signed in colophon by the artist in pencil. Loose as issued in Arches wove decorated wrappers and secured in the original beige cloth slipcase and matching chemise. Ref: Cramer books#100, Mourlot#898. Please, ask for complete conditions report.

Derrière le miroir, N.71-72, 1955. Éditions Maeght, Paris. Text by Limbour: "La Théogonie d'Hésiode et de Georges Braque". It includes "Chroniques". Nine drawings reproduced in facsimileDLM was created in 1946 by Aimé Maeght and named by Jacques Kober, then Directeur of Galerie Maeght -opened in October 1945. From 1952 to 1968, two then four pages of "Chroniques de l'Art Vivant" by Georges Limbourg were added. After 1968, "L'Art Vivant" became a separate magazine, not included anymore in DLM. Last publication of DLM was in 1982, numéro 253.

Gerard de Nerval, Illustrated by Lucien Pissarro. London Hammersmith, ERAGNY PRESS, for Les Cent Bibliophiles, 1909. Limited edition in 130 numbered and nominative copies, of which this one is the n 52 for M. Henry Hirsch. Gerard de Nerval tale from the collection of Voyage en Orient, illustrated with Lucien Pissarro composition drawings, engraved in woodcuts by Lucien Pissaro and his wife Esther. Frontispiece and Head-Letters in colors and gold. Bounded in the original publisher binding, in olive grey calf, with florals gilt motives embossed, guarded in a case and slipcase signed by Renaud Vernier, 1995. Rare edition in very good condition, few splits on the text block and light off-prints from the illustrations.

New York: Abrams, 1966, 1966. Signed by Artist.. Signed by Author(s). Hardcover. Very Good.

Paris: Editions "Cahiers d'Art", 1955, 1955. One of 200 copies on "velin de Rives", with 3 original drypoint by Villon.. Hardcover. Very Good.

Theseus:12 Lithographs By Massimo Campigli. Gide Andre, John Russel, Massimo Campigli Illustrator [New York]: Published by James Laughlin. Printed by Officina Bodoni, Verona, Italy [1949]. Illustrated with 11 lithographs in B/W by Massimo Campigli, plus a laid lithograph in color. The lithographs were pulled from stone by Piero Fornasetti. Text in English translate by John Russel from the French text by Andre Gide. One of of 200 copies on Pescia handmade paper. Book designed by Hans Mardersteig, bounded in a decorative cloth binder. In very Good Condition Ref: Campigli Catalogo ragionato dell'opera grafica, Meloni/Tavola # 87.

Derrière le Miroir n.217, Monory "Opéras glacés", 1976. With 1 silkscreen in color in double page.Loose as issued. In very good conditions.

XXe Siècle, Nouvelle série, 1971. First of 2 volumes. With one original lithograph by Henry Moore. cover by Sonia Delaunay.Very good conditions.

L'Age de Soleil. With one original dry point by Picasso. GODET, Robert-J. Paris: Aux dépens de l'auteur, 1950. One of 100 copies on Vélin du Marais with frontispiece etching "Picasso pour Roby", in black, and with an ORIGINAL POINTE-SÈCHE La Torera dated in plate 29 April 1944. In the original stiff wrappers, lightly tanned. Ref: Cramer n° 57.

Derrière le Miroir n. 129, 1961. Includes 6 original lithographs, of which 2 in double page, by Fiedler, and 14 reproductions in black and white.In very good condition.

Chroniques du Jour. Juillet-Août-Septembre 1938. Third number of first issue published in French between 1938 – 1939 by Gualtiero di San Lazzaro, of the art review XXe Siècle. This edition presents 6 woodcuts by Kandinsky (3 in color and 3 Black and White), and a lithograph in color from an anonymous artist, that correlated the essay of George Duthuit. Many essays from other writers, and poems by George Hugnet illustrated by Kurt Seligmann. Very good conditions.