Search Results: Titles starting with A from Marninart, Inc (ABAA-ILAB)

Album de Lithographies Originales, with lithos by Matisse, Lautrec, Vlaminck, and others. 1925. Album de Lithographies Originales. Les peintres lithographes de Manet à Matisse Published by Galeries des Peintres Gravours, E. Frappier, Paris, 1925. Limited edition in 575 numbered copies. The portfolio contains lithographs from: Denis, Drouart, Toulouse-Lautrec, Vlaminck, Flandrin, Galanis, Marquet, Matisse (Le Repose du Model). The lithographs are loose as issued, printed in thin paper with the dryseal: Galeries des Peintres-Gravours, Paris. Complete of the original paper folder with title, in the original glassine, text and lithographs.

New York: Abrams, 1979, 1979. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. ISBN: 0810912023.

Paris; Les Cent-Une, Société de Femmes Bibliophiles, 1971, printing by Dominique Viglino. Alexis ou le traité du vain combat (Alexis or the treatise of vain combat) by Marguerite Yourcenar describes a letter written by a young Austrian man to his wife on the eve of World War II where he confesses that he must leave her in order to discover his true identity. This edition contains an original etching by Salvador Dali inspired by the story, it is signed in pencil by the artist. It is one of 120 copies and is printed on vellum. This particular book comes from the library of the art printer Dominique Viglino.

New York: Grove Press, Inc., 1959. First American edition, hardcover issue. Introduction by Jack Kerouac. It took Robert Frank two years to photograph the subjects in this book. Widely regarded as one of the most important photography books made, Frank's candid and often gritty images captured the complexities of American society in the 1950s, often offering a raw and unfiltered view of the country. His use of unconventional framing, focus, and composition helped redefine the medium of photography and influenced generations of photographers to come.

Untitled, woodcut in 1 color by Anthony Tapies, printed on Arches white paper 80 x 60 cm. Signed and Numbered in pencil by the artist, N.105 of 150 copies, published by Association for the Prevention of Torture (APT), St. Gallen, Switzerland, 1993. Printed by Stood Steindruck, St Gallen, Switzerland unframed.Very good. More pictures on request

Andre Breton. Arcane 17. New York Brentano's 1945. Inscribed by Breton in pen " À M.P.F. (son nom un des premiers, un des plus hauts à l'échelle des aspirations de ce livre) de tout cœur, André Breton (en l'attendant dans le bureau de Fontaine ce 21 juin 1946) ".
Very good conditions.

Jean Hugues, Paris, 1953. A collection of text and poems unpublished by René Char, with one lithograph by Nicolas de Stael in frontispiece. Limited numbered edition on Hollande Van Gelder paper, 100 copies numbered from 1 to 100 + 20 in Roman I to XX. Signed by Char and de Stäel in justification page. Soft cover in original glassine.Pale discoloration, some sheets with some off printing and an occasional tiny crease. The wrappers with some minor spots of wear.

Paris: Paris: Art d'Aujourd'hui, 1953, 1953. Art Magazine, with original glassine over paper cover, with a silk screen print by Juan Gris' named "Le compotier". French text..

Edition le Vent d'Arles 1972. Texts by Jean Vilar. Complete portfolio with 12 lithographs by Picasso printed by Mourlot. Limited edition in 300 copies. This copy is not numbered. Loose as issued, guarded in the original cloth gray folder illustrated with Picasso signature in white. Very good conditions, light browning at the edges of some plates, one plate with light fold at the right edge.

Au Cirque. 17 Dessins by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.
Librairie de France, 1930. Volume N. 2. First limited edition of 200 copies, with 17 lithographic plates of Lautrec drawings printed in color, each mounted on card board with protective paper stamped with progressive numbers. All seventeen reproductions bear the dry seal of publisher. Complete with title page, text, justification, and table of the plates. guarded in the original portfolio board with Lautrec Monogram. Title page and text pamphlet with some stains, prints in very good conditions, mounting cardboards with bump on the left bottom corner that doesn't affect the prints. Folder inside with some wears.

Hammersmith: Eragny Press, 1903. Aucassin and Nicolette is a beloved medieval love story which tells the tale of the son of a Christian Count who falls in love with a Muslim captive. The two face many trials and tribulations together before succeeding in marrying one another. The fable is illustrated by Lucien Pissarro, son of renown impressionist Camille Pissarro, who ran the Eragny Press alongside his wife, Esther. Included in this book is a five-color wood-engraving by Lucien in frontispiece, borders and initial printed in red by Esther Pissarro after Lucien Pissarro.
It is a limited edition of 230 copies on Arches paper printed in Vale type, in original cover, with a repeated floral motif printed in light and dark green on beige background, and matching clamshell box with gray background. Unnumbered, uncut copy. It is also the last book printed in the Vale type at the Eragny Press. The following works were all printed in the Brook type, designed by Lucien Pissarro. Original cover soiled front and… Read More

Louis Broder 1957 Artaud Antonin. Illustrated with a drypoint engraving in color by Picasso. Third volume of the Collection Miroir du poète. One of the 20 copies on Japon ancien paper signed in pencil by Picasso, numbered in Roman numbers from X to XX. Total edition 120 copies. Complete of title, text, justification, and one etching, loose as issued, in japan wrappers, guarded in the original chemise and slipcase. For the engraving, Cramer indicates that this is "the only color engraving that Picasso made for a book". Provenance: Collection of the publisher Pierre Cailler (1901-1971) Very good condition. Ref : Cramer 87