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

Editions XXe Siecle, Paris and Leon Amiel, New York, 1970. Portfolio with 10 original prints: 4 linocuts, 2 etchings, and 4 lithographs, all in colors. All prints are signed and numbered in pencil by Magnelli. Complete, of prints, title page, justification page, a poem by Magnelli: Premier Juillet dated 1941, all guarded in the original box with a Magnelli photographic portrait by Andre Villers signed by Magnelli in felt pen, attached inside the box. This is n. 13, "gravure sur linoleum" missing.Please, ask for completed conditions report.

Accordion fold artist's book featuring one multiple by Man Ray, a blue baguette bread, on the front cover, held by a green ribbon to close the book. Also included on the book, ten silkscreen, after the artist Revolving Doors installation, in colors, three reproductions in colors, and a three folded poster in colors. This artist's book was published by Galerie Alexandre Iolas, in Paris as an exhibition catalogue for the exhibition Man Ray in 1973-1974. The blue baguette depicted on the cover was an original piece that Man Ray made in 1958 using stale bread painted blue. He later replaced it with a plaster version as the original was eaten by mice.

Lettre dite du Voyant a Paul Demeny le 15 mai 1871. (Letter from the Seer to Paul Demeny on May 15, 1871.) Paris, A.C. Mazo et Cie, 1974. Limited edition in 150 numbered copies on Arches vellum paper, including 30 out of commerce numbered in Roman, complete of the portfolio with text, and an original lithograph in color, signed and numbered in pencil by Miro guarded in a separate portfolio. Lithograph lightly browned to the right edge Ref: Cramer#189

Editions GLM, Paris 1937. Man Ray, André Breton. Portfolio book, presenting the combined work of André Breton and Man Ray. The portfolio, loose as issued, include twelve sheets of photo-toned reproductions by Man Ray, each with a caption, and three sheets of surreal texts by André Breton, all guarded in the original folder. Good condition, please ask for complete report.

Manet, Édouard. MANET AND THE FRENCH IMPRESSIONISTS. DURET, Theodore. London: Grant Richards, - Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Company, 1912. Translated by J. E. Crawford Flitch. Illustrated with four etchings, Manet (Portrait of Berthe Morisot), Berthe Morisot (Jeune Fille Etendue), and two by Renoir (Baigneuse – Jeunes Filles), four wood engravings, and thirty-two reproductions in half-tone. original blue gilt-lettered cloth cover. Scattered foxing, prints clear of stains, cover worn. Please ask for complete conditions report.

A green-cardboard mailbox that Marcel Duchamp created as a catalog for the 1959 Exposition Internationale du Surréalisme (EROS) in Paris. The box contains letters, texts, telegrams, and postcards representing or made by the artists who participated in the show. One of 200 copies. Marcel DUCHAMP (1887-1968). Boîte alerte (Alert box). Lascivious Missives - 1959 / 1960. Set of documents contained in a green cardboard letterbox measuring 28.5 x 18 cm with opening, movable hat, title on the front followed by a label printed in red: "Lascivious Missives" and, on the left side, printed on one line "International Exhibition of Surrealism". Surrealist box composed by André Breton and Marcel Duchamp to serve as a receptacle for the catalog of the International Surrealism Exhibition (1959-1960) organized at the Cordier gallery and various other documents detailed below: 1 - The exhibition catalog, large narrow In-8 of 144 pp., heavily illustrated, paperback, illustrated cover, numbered 5/200. 2 - Nine… Read More

Exposition internationale du Surréalisme. Paris, Maeght 1947. First edition of the rare catalog on Surrealism. Illustrated with 24 original prints, and with the photographic representation of a female breast on the cover as a substitute for the multiple created by Marcel Duchamp. Total edition of 999 copies of which this one is one of 950, with 5 original color lithographs by Brauner, Ernst, Harold, Lam and Miro; 5 original etchings (1 color) by Bellmer, Jean, Maria, Tanguy and Tanning; 2 original woodcuts by Arp; and 12 lithographs in black by Brignoni, Calder, Capacci, van Damme, de Diego, Donati, Hare, Lamba, Matta, Sage, Tanguy and Toyen. In original soft photographic cover, and original glassine with red title in very good conditions, no slipcase. Ref Monod 110513. - Da Manet a Hockney 115. - Reynolds Coll. 199. - Lang p 125ff. - Sheringham Aa383. - Cramer (Miro) 11. - Spies / Leppien 24. - Mourlot I, 56.

Massimo Campigli. Il Lamento del Gabelliere: 10 hand colored Original Lithographs.
Poem by Raffaele Carrieri. Note Carlo Bo. Edizioni Toninelli, Milano 1945. DELUXE Edition Signed by the artist on justification page, with a dedication written in pen from Toninelli. One of 100 copies with 10 lithographs hand colored under Campigli supervision, of which three of them in double-page. Total Edition of 250 copies numbered: 100 with hand-colored lithographs, 125 with B/W lithographs; 25 out of commerce. Good copy of a rare edition.
Condition: Hard cover worn, bottom spine detached and worn, stains and discolorations. Inside spine loose, but attached, some splits between pages, lithographs with bright color and not discolorations, the paper with light waves, some with creases. The book showing sign of age but still a good copy of a rare edition, overall in good condition. Ref: Campigli Catalogo ragionato dell'opera grafica, Meloni/Tavola # 79. PICTURES ON REQUEST

Massimo Campigli. Il Lamento del Gabelliere: 10 black and white Original Lithographs. Poems by Raffaele Carrieri. Note Carlo Bo. Edizioni Toninelli, Milano 1945. With 10 Original lithographs by Massimo Campigli in B/W, of which three of them in double-page, that accompany the poem of Carreri Total Edition of 250 copies numbered: 100 with hand-colored lithographs, 125 with B/W lithographs, and 25 out of commerce. The Lithographs were pulled from stone by Piero Fornasetti Atelier in Milan, the lithographic stones were destroyed after the limited prints. A Good copy in good condition. Condition: Beige cardboard hard cover with title in brown worn, corners with scratches and discoloration, spine missed, but front and back cover solid attached to the book. Light splits on the text block, Lithographs in good conditions, some light waves and creases on the paper are visible in almost all the pages, as same some tanning on the edges. In Good Condition Ref: Campigli Catalogo ragionato dell opera grafica,… Read More

Maxime Pierre Lecuire, Lithograph by Nicolas de Stael. Edition Orginale Pierre Lecuire, Paris 1955. Illustrated with an original lithograph by Nicolas de Stael, on the cover, One of 190 copies in Arches paper, from a total edition of 210 copies. Signed in Colophon by Pierre Lecuire in pen, with a dedication on the title page by Lecuire to the Lucien Scheler. Condition: The book is complete and well preserved in its original blue slipcase, the original lithograph is in very good condition on the front cover, the part on the spine is slightly tanned. Ref: The Artist and the Book 291.

Surrealist-oriented publication founded by Albert Skira. Albert Skira Editor, Artistic Director Teriade. No. 7. First edition, summer 1935, second year. Original cover by J. Miro. Three typed in color plates mounted on wove paper. Texts by Teriade, Michaux, A. Breton, S. Dali, and others. In fair condition, showing some signs of age.

Surrealist-oriented publication founded by Albert Skira. Albert Skira Editor, Artistic Director Teriade. No. 9. First edition, winter 1936, third year. Original cover by Matisse. Five hors-texts and three typed in color plates. Texts by E. Teriade, R. Caillois, Man Ray, E. James, A. Breton, J. Prevert, Salvador Dali, and others.

Leon Amiel Publisher New York -Maeght, Paris, 1975. Preface by Raymond Queneau, with 11 original lithographs by Miró in color. Complete with the 11 lithographs and dust jacket. Very good. Please, ask for complete condition report.

Spanish Edition. - Ediciones Poligrafa, Barcelona.1981. Spanish edition. Preface by Nicholas and Elena Callas. DELUXE Edition limited and numbered in 150 copies in Arches paper. With 2 original lithographs signed and numbered in pencil by Miro' + 5 original lithographs in color plus one on the wrappers, for a total of eight original lithographs. Catalogue raisonne of Miro lithographic work vol IV covering the years from 1969-1972, loose as issued, guarded in the original cloth clamshell box and matching chemise. Some foxing is present throughout the book but the lithographs are in very good condition, no blemishes or spotting. Slip case is lightly worn with some discoloration. Ref: Maeght 1260

New York: Abrams, 1979.