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195074332Philadelphia and London:: The Grey Falcon Press; The Trianon Press 1950. First edition; No. 861 of 1500 copies. publisher's illustrated wrappers. A few minor spots and tanning tot he wrappers; contents fine. Folio. Illustrated by Marc Chagall; frontispiece in color. With the English Translation by Stephen Spender and Frances Cornford. The Grey Falcon Press; The Trianon Press, unknown
19509694Caravela Mizen Way Cobham Surrey: Grey Falcon/Trianon Press. Very Good in Very Good- dust jacket. 1950. First Edition; First Printing. Paperback. Heavy cardstock wraps with illustrated dustwrapper. This is #58 of 750 copies reserved for Trianon Press of a total of 1500 with the latter numbers reserved for Grey Falcon . Pages are lightly toned but clean and in very good- condition. Also comes with the original little tag that was used by the publisher to identify the limitation number of each copy this having "58" on it matching the number stamped on the limitations page. Complete with color frontispiece and 25 b&w drawings. . . Grey Falcon/Trianon Press paperback
1950016944PA: Grey Falcon Press 1950. Book. Illus. by Marc Chagall. Near Very Good. Soft cover. First Edition. Illustrated softcover has modest wear. Glassine wrapper has edgewear and is soiled. Limited edition #1370 of 1500 copies. Grey Falcon Press Paperback
1950D14046Philadelphia / London: Grey Falcon Press / Trianon Press 1950. First Edition Limited Edition. Paperback. Near Fine/Near Fine. Illustrated heavy cardstock wraps; with a full-color frontispiece and numerous illustrations in text. First edition with complete text in French and English number 1317 from a limited edition 750 copies reserved for the Grey Falcon Press total limitation of 1500 copies. Pencilled inscription on limitation page; otherwise book is fine. No glassine be thankful; it's more pleasant to handle. An excellent copy -- nice and bright. Tasteful bookplates of Louis and Anne Marie Davidson. <br/><br/> Grey Falcon Press / Trianon Press paperback
1950124518London: Trianon Press 1950. Softcover. VG Ex-art lib. bookplate inside front cover. Marc Chagall. Plain off-white wraps; Off-white illus. dj. with transparent paper overlay; 92 pp.; Color frontispiece hand reproduced; Profusely illustrated in bw. Text appears in both French and English; English translation by Stephen Spender and Frances Cornford; A collection of poems by Paul Eluard Eugene Emile Paul Grindel one of the founders of the surrealist movement accompanied by illustrations by Marc Chagall; Number 50 of 750 copies reserved for the Trianon Press London numbers 751-1500 reserved for the Grey Falcon Press Philadelphia. Trianon Press paperback
195022951Paris France: Bordas. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1950. Limited Edition. Softcover. VG softcover edition has a tissue overlay on the cover which is chipped and has some pieces missing. Text is in French. Limited edition this is # 392. My knowledge of French is limited so please call if you have any questions. ; 4to 11" - 13" tall . Bordas paperback
2506MA093<p>Seghers. Vienne. 1962.</p>_x000d_<p>De 23x14 cm. Com 76 i págs. Brochado. Exemplar com sinal de manuseamento na lombada e nas capas. </p> SACO MA609-23 unknown
29715Paris Éditions Bordas 19 janvier 1950. 1 vol. 225 x 285 mm de 49 p. 4 et 2 f. Broché sous jaquette illustrée et papier cristal imprimé non coupé. . Un des 1000 exemplaires sur alfa n° 378. Envoi signé : « à Madame Marteau en souvenir Paul Éluard ». . Une première édition illustrée in-folio avait paru en 1946 chez Arnold-Bordas avec 25 dessins originaux et un frontispice en couleurs de Marc Chagall. Une nouvelle édition plus petite en est donnée quatre ans plus tard à l'occasion de la traduction anglaise du texte dédié à Chagall. L'exemplaire est bien complet du papier cristal imprimé ainsi que de la planche en couleurs de Marc Chagall reproduite par Daniel Jacomet. Volante cette planche est souvent manquante. Bel exemplaire peu fréquent avec envoi. Paris, Éditions Bordas, (19 janvier) 1950. 1 vol. (225 x 285 mm) de 49 p., [4] et 2 f. Broché, sous jaquette illustrée et pap unknown
EEZZ7375fParis Le livre club du libraire 1968. Quadr. gr. 8°. Front. 50 nn. Bll. durchgehend illustriert OLn. m. Orig.-Stoffschuber. = Les Peintres du livre Eines von 3000 num. Exemplaren in franz. Sprache. - Die Illustrationen stammen aus der Ausgabe die 1946 in Paris bei Bordas erschienen ist. Les ill. sont reproduites d'après l'édition faite à Paris par Bordas en 1946 Paris, Le livre club du libraire, [1968] unknown
1950236392Philadelphia: The Gray Falcon Press. London The Trianon Press 1950. Number 1426 of 1500 copies. Illustrated by Marc Chagall with a 2 colour hand-coloured frontispiece and numerous line drawings many full-page. 1 vols. 4to. Pictorial cream wrappers. Fine. Number 1426 of 1500 copies. Illustrated by Marc Chagall with a 2 colour hand-coloured frontispiece and numerous line drawings many full-page. 1 vols. 4to. With two colour frontispiece reproduced by hand in the workshop of Daniel Jacomet under the control of Marc Chagall and black and white illustrations in the text. The Gray Falcon Press. London The Trianon Press unknown
1950stela872Philadelphia: The Grey Falcon Press 1950. 1950. 4to. pp. 93. French & English text. colour lithograph frontispiece by Marc Chagall. b/w text & full-page illus. by Marc Chagall. wrs. partially opened scuffed edges & spine sunned wear to corners & spine with short tears at head and foot of spine First Bilingual Edition Limited Edition of 1500 copies 750 published by Trianon in the UK & 750 by Grey Falcon in the US. This copy is number 1384. 1st Edition. Philadelphia: The Grey Falcon Press, [1950]. unknown
1950122925Trianon Press 1950. paperback. Very Good. 0x0x0. Marc Chagall. #932 of 1500 with hand reproduced frontis in original glassine jacket overjacket which shows small loss to front panel glassine not the paper jacket. Tight and unmarked slender softcover. F33 Please email for photos. Trianon Press paperback
1944163649Genève: Editions des trois Collines 1944. Softcover. Schönes Exemplar. 8°. französische Broschur mit Pergaminumschlag Nummeriertes Exemplar Nr. 44 von 3000 Exemplaren auf vergé bouffant crème. Umschlag in Schwarz und Bordeaux. Teilweise aufgeschnitten. Frankreich; 20. Jahrhundert; Surrealismus Editions des trois Collines, paperback
1946111700Genève-Paris: Trois Collines 1946. Softcover. Très bon exemplaire. gr.8°. mit zahlreichen Abbildungen auf Tafeln und im Text. französische Broschur Edition originale au tirage limité à 1120 dont 1000 exemplaires sur Vergé Bouffant crème numérotés celui-ci N° 361 après 20 sur Grand Vélin blanc et 10 exemplaires h.c. et 100 exemplaires h.c. numérotés de 1001-1100. Premier volume de la collection "Le Point d'Or" dirigée par Paul Éluard. Gérard Vulliamy est le gendre de Paul Eluard. Frankreich; 20. Jahrhundert; Surrealismus Collection "Le Point d'Or" Trois Collines, paperback
194616304Genevé Switzerland: Trois Collines. Very Good. 1946. Limited Edition. Paperback. This is number 577 of 1000 printed on cream laid paper. Cover is French folded paper over card. This edition is one of several books illustrated by Gérard Vuilliamy featuring twelve full page drawings. There is rubbing at upper spine and a small chip about 4 mm from base of spine. Top edge of front has wear over the crease for about an inch near front corner and spine corner resulting in a tear visible only on close examination. There is also a short tear in the top edge of the inner panel. First blank page has initials E. M. V. and date December 25th 1946 in pencil at bottom edge. Pages otherwise clean and unmarked. ; Drawings; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 95 pages . Trois Collines paperback
194418798Geneva: Editions des Trois Collines 1944. First edition. First edition a numbered copy on vergé paper. Bound by Joanne Sonnichsen a coptic-style binding utilizing the most ancient structure as an experimental modern binding with her own paste-paper boards the bottom edges strengthened with leather strips onlays of dyed vellum top edge sprinkled decorated paper endsheets clamshell box. The binding was made for an exhibition at the Museé de la Reliure in Granville France in 1997. The binder's article about her experiments with the coptic structure "Playing with Structure: A 4th-Century Form for a 20th-Century Binding"appeared in Bookways: A Quarterly for the Book Arts Nos. 13 & 14 October 1994-January 1995 pp. 70-72. Editions des Trois Collines unknown
194789327Paris: Gallimard 1947. Softcover. Octavo 19cm; beige paper wrappers; all edges untrimmed; 234pp. Text in French. Spine-tanned with modest shelf-wear and -soil and tiny pencilled notes to upper rear wrapper; Very Good. Collection of verse. 89327. Gallimard unknown
1952513198Paris: GLM 1952. Softcover. Near Fine. First edition. Illustrated by Valentine Hugo. Quarto. 65pp. Pictorial wrappers.Text in French. Lightly worn near fine. Limited to 1200 numbered copies sur velin blanc of a total edition of 1425 numbered copies. GLM unknown
195226014Paris: GLM 1952. First edition. Hugo Valentine. Wrappers 65 pages illustrated with full-page black-and-white plates reproducing art by Valentine Hugo. One of 135 on velin de renage second paper total edition of 1425 numbered copies. Fine copy. GLM unknown
1983005646Colmar France: Braun et Cie Publisher 1983. Wraps. Good. Blue and white wraps. 48pp. With black and white photos and illustrations throughout including a painting by Edward Manet full page of the poet Stephane Mallarme. All text in French. A French art and literary magazine with this issue devoted primarily to poetry and containing photos of manuscripts of poems written by Max Jacob Jean Cocteau Paul Eluard Paul Valery Pierre Reverdy and others. GOOD condition. General fading to the covers with browning to the rear cover. Minor to moderate soiling mostly to the rear. Extremities scuffed with the spine chipped and worn. Minor creasing. Interior clean and solid. Braun et Cie, Publisher unknown
1963104010Editions Seghers 1963. Paperback. <b>Livre en français</b>. Couverture souple. Reliure toile de l'éditeur. 206 pages. <i>ref. 104010</i> Editions Seghers paperback
19631353437Paris: Seghers 1963. Limited Edition #41/75. Octavo 207 pages; VG/VG-; loose signatures house in printed red wraps protected in publisher's glassine; glassine with some small chipping and wear; #41 of 75 copies of the deluxe edition on Vergé de Hollande; Unpublished texts presented and annotated by Robert D. Valette. Illustrated with various documents in black in and out of text; text in french; shelved case 0. 1353437. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. Seghers unknown
196355971Paris: Seghers 1963. Fine. Seghers Paris 1963 14.50 x 20.50 cm en feuilles sous chemise et étui First edition one of 135 numbered copies Hollandethis one 60 reserved for a club of bibliophiles the only large paper copy. Illustrations. A good copy. Seghers unknown
194483783s. l. Paris: S. n. Journal des débats 1944. Fine. S. n. Journal des débats s. l. Paris 1944 13.50 x 21 cm 2 pages 1/2 in-4 Autograph manuscript by the author 2½ pages in-8 published in the issue of 30 March 1944 of the Journal des Débats. Complete recto-verso manuscript in very dense handwriting containing numerous deletions corrections and additions. This is a review published on the occasion of the reissue of Horace Walpole's The Castle of Otranto with a preface by Paul Eluard. Accompanied by the complete typescript. The reissue by Éditions José Corti of Horace Walpole's The Castle of Otranto with a preface by Paul Eluard offered Maurice Blanchot the opportunity to set out his definition of the Gothic novel which thanks notably to the Surrealists was then enjoying a revival of interest: ""Le roman noir ne se confond pas simplement avec la littérature fantastique. S'il fait une large part au merveilleux ""de toute nature"" il a pour principal objet d'émouvoir la sensibilité par les ressources de la terreur. il veut secouer l'imagination. Il l'entraîne dans un mouvement frénétique qui ne lui laisse pas de repos. Il la provoque à tout croire hormis les dénouements heureux et les compromis agréables par des moyens dont le caractère conventionnel augmente encore la puissance. C'est un art méthodique qui connaît sa grossiéreté et en tire souvent des effets subtils et remarquables."" Blanchot then pursues an almost political analysis of the Gothic novelborn in the age of pre-revolutionary rationalism flourishing in the wake of 1789 before flagging under the Restoration. And he concludes: ""Horace Walpole est beaucoup plus qu'un précurseur. Avec ce volume fort mince il apparait vraiment comme l'auteur de milliers d'ouvrages qui sont nés de lui. Avec ce volume fort mince sic il est le plus fécond des écrivains."" Between April 1941 and August 1944 Maurice Blanchot published in the ""Chronique de la vie intellectuelle"" of the Journal des Débats 173 articles on recently published books. In a half-page of newspaper approximately seven in-8 pages the young author of Thomas l'obscur took his first steps in the field of literary criticism inaugurating a body of theoretical work that he would later develop in his numerous essays from La Part du feu to L'Entretien infini and L'Écriture du désastre. From the very first articles Blanchot demonstrated an acuity of analysis far surpassing the literary news that occasioned their writing. Oscillating between classics and moderns major writers and minor novelists he laid down in his columns the foundations of a critical thought that would shape the second half of the twentieth century. Transformed by writing and by the war Blanchot gradually broke in the exercise of a thought developed ""in the name of the other"" with the violent certainties of his youthful adherence to Maurras. Not without paradox he thus transformed literary criticism into a philosophical act of intellectual resistance to barbarism at the very heart of a newspaper that was ""openly maréchaliste"": ""Brûler un livre en écrire sont les deux actes entre lesquels la culture inscrit ses oscillations contraires"" ""Le livre"" in Journal des Débats 20 January 1943. In 2007 the Cahiers de la NRF under the direction of Christophe Bident brought together all the literary columns not yet published in volumes accompanied by a pertinent analysis of Blanchots critical work: ""romans poèmes essais donnent lieu à une réflexion singulière toujours plus sûre de sa propre rhétorique livrée davantage à l'écho de l'impossible ou aux sirènes de la disparition. . Non sans contradictions ni pas de côté et dans la certitude fiévreuse d'une uvre qui commence . ces articles révèlent la généalogie d'un critique qui a transformé l'occasion de la chronique en nécessité de la pensée."" C. Bident. Maurice Blanchots autograph manuscripts are of the utmost rarity. S. n.[ Journal des débats] unknown
29983Paris Cahiers d'art 16 juin 1947. 1 vol. 180 x 245 mm non paginé. Broché. . Édition originale. Illustrée de 11 photographies de Dora Maar et Man Ray. Tirage à 500 258 en réalité exemplaires n° 106. . Ce recueil réunit quatorze poèmes répartis en deux ensembles séparés par la date fatale du 28 novembre 1946 jour de la mort soudaine de Nusch l'épouse du poète. Le texte inaugural d'une intensité bouleversante enregistre le drame : « Vingt-huit novembre mil neuf cent quarante-six. Nous ne vieillirons pas ensemble. Voici le jour en trop : le temps déborde. Mon amour si léger prend le poids d'un supplice. » Éluard choisit pour ce livre le pseudonyme de Didier Desroches dont il avait révélé l'existence à Gala quelques jours plus tôt le 25 novembre affirmant vouloir « recommencer entièrement sa vie poétique. J'en ai assez de mes poèmes que l'on achète de confiance pour la signature ». Nusch était la seule à partager ce secret ; la mort la frappant trois jours après le poète n'emploiera ce nom qu'une seule fois faisant de ce recueil un ultime hommage à sa muse et compagne de dix-sept années. Tirage annoncé à 500 exemplaires mais en réalité limité à 258 exemplaires seulement n° 106. Le papier nécessaire pour l'impression fut offert par Gallimard mais la pénurie de l'après-guerre empêcha un tirage complet : Éluard note lui-même dans l'exemplaire qu'il offre à Valentine Hugo que « l'on ne put tirer que 258 exemplaires et non 500 l'annonce l'achevé d'imprimer ». Paris, Cahiers d'art, (16 juin) 1947. 1 vol. (180 x 245 mm) non paginé. Broché. unknown