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Au Pont des Arts, Paris 1976. Text by Patrick Waldberg, illustrated by Miro with 14 original lithographs in color. Complete portfolio in Arches paper limited in 145 numbered copies of which this one is one of the seven in Roman numbers reserved for the collaborators. Signed by Patrick Waldberg and by Miro in pencil on the justification page. Loose as issued in the original Arches pictorial wrappers guarded in the original green cloth clamshell box. The Portfolio is complete of 14 original lithographs, text, title and signed justification page, missing the suite of the signed prints in Japan paper. In very good conditions with some off printing on the text near the lithographs. Cramer 248

XXe Siècle, N.38, "Les grandes expositions en France et à l'Étranger. Hommage à Piet Mondrian", 1972. One original lithograph by Masson and one by Sutherland. Richly illustrated.Very good condition.

Waldmann, Emil. Berlin, Cassirer, 1923. Bound In the original half vellum with corners, Glit title in front cover and spine. Many plates and illustrations in black & white. 134 p. DELUXE edition, with two etchings by Manet, "Berthe Morisot" and "Baudelaire de Profilen Chapeau", and a woodcut in sepia and black ink, "Olympia", after Manet drawing. Very good condition.

Photography magazine. A pristine copy in publisher's shrink-wrap.

XXe Siècle, Nouvelle série, N.53, Richard Lindner, 1980, Paris. With 2 original lithographs by Lindner.Very good conditions.

Das Werk Ernst Ludwig Kirchners. Grohmann, Will. Kurt Wolff, Verlag, 1926. Limited in 850 copies numbered (Exemplaire N. 323), with 6 original woodcuts by Kirchners (title and 4 subtitles in blue, 1 black and white woodcut on p. 10). Text in German, 100 prototypes in color and B/W. Very good. Please, ask for complete condition report.

William Shakespeare's iconic love story comes alive with Salvador Dali's surrealist imagination and style in this illustrated edition of Romeo and Juliet. Published by Rizzoli Edizioni Milano in 1975, this fantastic book is limited to just 999 copies total, of which this is one the 819 copies "ad personam", signed in red crayon by Dali on frontispiece, printed in laid paper with watermarked artist's signature. The book compete with 10 color lithographs in full page, and Shakespeare's text, is bound in the original silk sanguine binding. The edition also includes a suite with the 10 lithographs in color signed in red and blue crayon by Dali, loose and collected in the original silk sanguine folder. Each signed print by tissue guards with printed captions in Italian. Ref: Lopsinger #1601