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19453117720PARIS: Pierre Seghers. Near Fine with no dust jacket. 1945. First Edition; First Printing. Softcover. First edition. Copy 617 of 650. From the library of noted poet and translator Nathaniel Tarn. Near fine in printed wrappers with tissue overlay. Would be fine but for toning at spine and slender overlapping strip. Unpaginated 6 3/4" X 9" Text in French. Most attractive. ; 6 3/4" X 9" . Pierre Seghers paperback
30801Paris Minuit 25 août 2024. 1 vol. 105 x 190 mm de 16 p. Broché non coupé. . Nouvelle édition accompagnée d'une importante note de l'éditeur « Histoire d'un poème ». Un des 54 premiers exemplaires sur vergé n° 39. . La « notice inédite » revient sur les circonstances de la parution du poème depuis son élaboration jusqu'à sa diffusion. Nous signalons qu'elle s'appuie en les citant sur nos recherches et celles de notre collaborateur Pierre Boudrot lors de la parution de notre catalogue « Paul Éluard 1942 ». Paris, Minuit, (25 août) 2024. 1 vol. (105 x 190 mm) de [16] p. Broché, non coupé. unknown
19532243Paris: Pierre Seghers and Imprimerie Union 1953. Folded concertina made up of three sheets assembled and attached to the back with strips of cloth. Original hangers attached to verso. With the publisher's original rhodoïd case. A gorgeous fine copy bright and fresh. Now housed in a custom clamshell box.<br /> <br /> Eluard wrote the poem during the German occupation of France in 1942; it was originally published in the clandestine book of poetry Poésie et vérité 1942 and later printed in leaflet form and parachuted over occupied territories by the thousands by the British Royal Air Force. Liberté became a symbol of the Résistance under the oppression of Vichy and the German occupation. Eluard himself said of his stirring ode to freedom “I thought of revealing at the end the name of the woman I loved and for whom this poem was intended. But I quickly realized that the only word I had in mind was the word Liberté. Thus the woman I loved embodied a desire greater than her. I confounded it with my most sublime aspiration and this word Liberté was itself in my whole poem only to eternalize a very simple will very daily very apt that of freeing oneself from the occupation.â€<br /> <br /> This edition was commissioned as a tribute to Eluard just after his death. The publisher Pierre Seghers asked Léger to illustrate the poem and he designed this remarkable “poème-objet†in tribute to his friend. The bright pochoirs were printed by Albert Jon. A total of 212 copies were printed with twelve on canvas hand-illustrated by Léger himself; 200 on Auvergne paper and an additional twenty-six lettered copies “tirés pour les divers artisans de ce poème-objet.†This is letter ‘A’ of the twenty-six copies complete with the publisher’s rhodoïd case which is lettered on the spine. The case is rare and not often seen. Also included is the original invitation card for the presentation of the book on October 23 1953 at the Galerie Louis Carré. An exceptional copy of a talismanic and beautiful object a high spot of twentieth century printing and publishing.<br /> <br /> Saphire Fernand Léger. L’Œuvre gravé p. 300. Pierre Seghers and Imprimerie Union unknown
196218.235La Habana: Colección Centro Ediciones La Tertulia 1962. 1ª ed. Rústica. 11.3x13.7. Retrato y un dibujo por Picasso. Colección Centro, Ediciones La Tertulia paperback
2070702308.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
19842-2070702308Gallimard 1984. Paperback. New. 517 pages. French language. 7.72x5.51x1.34 inches. Gallimard paperback
196274832Parigi: Seghers 1962. Brossura wrappers. Ottimo Fine. Avec des poèmes inédits. Documents recueillis par Cécile Valette-Eluard. Présentés et annotés par Robert D. Valette. Quelques hors texte en noir photographies et fac similés. 8vo. pp. 224. Ottimo Fine. Prima edizione di 2500 es. numerati. Seghers, unknown
196279599Paris: Seghers 1962. Fine. Seghers Paris 1962 14.50 x 23 cm broché First edition one of 32 numbered copies on Hélio neige Libert paper ours being one of the 12 hors commerce copies deluxe issue. Very handsome copy. Seghers unknown
30429Été 1949. 1 page en 1 f. 135 x 210 mm à en-tête de la Nrf 43 rue de Beaune - 2 rue Sébastien-Bottin VIIe. Encre noire. Man Ray et sa compagne Adrienne Fidelin dite Ady sont vivement attendus par le poète. . « TON ARRIVÉE. Ce sera un grand bonheur pour nous deux mon Man mon ami. Je travaille beaucoup ces temps-ci à 4 conférences pour Septembre à la Radio. On rêve de plus en plus d'habiter la Province. À Tours peut-être mais c'est un secret. Je crois que je n'ai pas dit que Zwemmer Anton Zwemmer libraire et éditeur néerlandais est preneur de 100 de tes albums à 1$. Viens vite maintenant. Apporte au moins quelques uns de tes travaux. On vous embrasse Ady et toi. Paul Eluard ». Outre sa participation à quelques émissions radiophoniques après la guerre Paul Éluard n'écrivit qu'une fois pour la radio en 1947 pour la série Carte blanche à. Le dit de la force de l'amour une émission unique avant d'accepter en 1949 une série de cinq émissions Les chemins et les routes de la poésie dont seules les quatre premières peuvent encore être consultées à l'Institut national de l'audiovisuel INA. C'est à ces émissions réalisées par Alain Trutat et diffusées en octobre et novembre 1949 qu'Éluard semble faire référence. Le poète y travaillera tout l'été 1949 et la série constituera « un document on ne peut plus précieux pour saisir le type de relation que le poète entendait nouer avec ses contemporains. La poésie est un "bien commun" qu'il importe à l'écrivain de partager aussi largement que possible tant par sa diffusion que par l'écoute et la compréhension de la parole de l'autre . une communauté qu'Éluard dessine et à laquelle il invite les auditeurs à s'identifier et tout simplement celle des survivants appelée à se perpétuer dans l'engagement communiste comme le suggère par la reprise d'un vers de « L'Internationale » qui terminera la première émission » Céline Pardo Le poète au micro et l'utopie poétique : Paul Éluard Les chemins et les routes de la poésie 1949 in Études littéraires n° 41. Une émouvante lettre par ailleurs : le drame de la disparition de Nush en novembre 1946 a laissé Paul Eluard longtemps désemparé et sa seule consolation est la compagnie régulière de sa fille Cécile. Si cette dernière est maintenant une femme - elle est âgée de 31 ans en 1949 - père et fille se voient fréquemment et envisagent de quitter Paris ainsi qu'il est question ici. Trois mois plus tard Paul Eluard rencontrera Dominique à Mexico. Début d'une autre histoire. [Été 1949]. 1 page en 1 f. (135 x 210 mm) à en-tête de la Nrf, 43 rue de Beaune - 2 rue Sébastien-Bottin (VIIe). Encre noir unknown
194586581Paris 1945. Fine. Paris 29 Novembre 1945 21 x 22 cm une page une enveloppe Autograph letter signed by Paul Eluard addressed to Marco Ristic whom Paul Eluard Frenchifies as Marco Ristitch theorist and founder of Serbian surrealism 17 lines written in blue ink. Folds inherent to postal handling envelope included. Marco Ristic is in France and Paul Eluard is burning to meet him: ""Needless to say my impatience to see you again but I knew you were busy upon your arrival and for a month I have been bedridden."" even if his job does not allow him to do so immediately: ""Up yesterday I must leave tomorrow morning for Brussels. . I would very much like you to telephone me so that we can make an appointment."" The poet wishes to introduce his correspondent to the Croatian architect Josip Markovic father of his friend Dora Maar Pablo Picasso's muse: ""A great friend Dora Maar asks me to recommend her father Mr Markovitch to you. I would be grateful if you would receive him."" To facilitate these hoped-for and envisioned contacts Paul Eluard provides his Parisian address and telephone number. Charming missive illustrating the international connections of surrealism and decorated with Paul Eluard's handsome manuscript signature one of its most important representatives. unknown
1989031673Paragon House 1989 Book. Fine. Hardcover. First American Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. book is tight with no markings page edge has a couple of tiny red marker marks great copy. Paragon House hardcover
1557781192.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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19891148489New York: Paragon House 1989. Hard cover. Near fine/Very good. First American edition.<br /> <br /> Excellent condition. No visible flaws apart from very light tanning around jacket edges. Binding is tight and inside is clean and unmarked. Paragon House unknown
1989364023New York: Paragon House 1989. First Edition. hardcover. very good/very good. 8vo. pp.346. Paragon House hardcover
193621640Paris: G.L.M. Guy Lévis Mano 1936. First Edition. Limited Issue. Very Good/No Dust Jacket As Issued. <br /> THE ARTISTIC FRIENDSHIP THAT SHAPED MODERNISM<br /> Surrealist collaboration at the height of the movement pairing Éluard's lyric intensity with Picasso illustrations.<br /> <br /> A seminal collaboration of the Surrealist movement pairing the lyrical intensity of Paul Éluard with the graphic genius of Pablo Picasso. Produced during a period of profound creative and political synergy between the two artists-just months before the inception of Guernica-this volume is a hallmark of Guy Lévis Mano's aesthetic of restrained modernist typography. The work features a portrait and four full-page illustrations by Picasso masterfully integrated into the text.<br /> <br /> KEY FEATURES<br /> Visuals: Portrait of Éluard and four full-page illustrations by Pablo Picasso.<br /> Limitation: Copy No. 512 of 1240 numbered copies on papier Alfa teinté total edition of 1500.<br /> Imprint: Printed on the presses of G.L.M. 6 rue Huyghens Paris; completed 15 October 1936.<br /> Press: Typography and design by Guy Lévis Mano the premier printer for the Surrealist avant-garde.<br /> Binding: Original printed wrappers; octavo 4.75 x 7.375 inches.<br /> Provenance: Mature Surrealist period; documented collaboration between Éluard and Picasso.<br /> <br /> CONDITION: Very Good -- An exceptional copy. The bindings are tight and square showing only minimal shelf handling wear. Internally the text block is clean with even age-toning consistent with the tinted Alfa paper stock. Notably the original glassine wrapper is present and has been preserved separately to prevent the common acidic transfer or 'ghosting' to the wrappers. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE --<br /> Les Yeux fertiles is more than a poetry collection; it is a document of a friendship that defined the 20th-century Parisian avant-garde. By 1936 Éluard and Picasso were inextricably linked in their opposition to the rising tide of Fascism. The 'Fertile Eyes' of the title refer to the transformative power of the Surrealist gaze. This G.L.M. edition is highly prized by collectors for its 'book-as-object' quality where the white space of the page is as vital as the ink of Picasso's drawings.<br /> <br /> SUBJECTS: Surrealism Modernist Poetry Artistic Collaboration Pablo Picasso French Avant-Garde Livre d'Artiste Limited Editions Fine Press.<br /> <br /> BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCE: Cramer 27; Bloch 289; Baer 608; G.L.M. BN n°114. G.L.M. (Guy Lévis Mano) unknown
23247Cahors Editions des Francs-tireurs et Partisans français du Lot s.d. 1944. Deuxième édition. . Les Sept poèmes seront réédités à Cahors en 1944 pour la Libération du Lot avant d'être repris dans Au rendez-vous allemand en 1944. Ils avaient initialement paru dans la collection La Bibliothèque française créée par Louis Aragon "sur le modèle des Editions de minuit dont elle reprend certains titres pour les diffuser en zone sud". La collection comprendra 15 brochures imprimés clandestinement à Saint-Flour par Amarger sous la direction technique de Paul Eluard qui avait trouvé refuge en Corrèze dans l'établissement du docteur Lucien Bonnafé. Les trois premiers titres sont d'Aragon Le Musée Grévin Les Bons voisins Gabriel Péri celui d'Eluard est le quatrième. [Cahors], Editions des Francs-tireurs et Partisans français du Lot, s.d. [1944]. unknown
195252661Paris: Armand Henneuse 1952. Fine. Armand Henneuse Paris 1952 14 x 19.50 cm relié sous chemise et étui First edition one of 15 numbered copies on chiffon Auvergne paper tirage de tête. Spectacularly bound in black calf by Pierre-Lucien Martin the covers inlaid with white and grey calf with a geometric decoration of gilt fillets making perspective shapes endpapers and pastedowns of Auvergne paper the delicate Auvergne paper covers and back preserved top edge gilt. Slipcase with black paper flaps lined with grey felt and with a spine of rhodoid plastic small crack to head trimmed with black calf and with a brown paper interior. This copy is enriched with a manuscript sheet bearing six fragments of poems chosen and copied out by Paul Eluard which had appeared in Poésie et vérité Poetry and Truth ten years before. A magnificent copy remarkably bound in decorated black calf by Pierre-Lucien Martin. Armand Henneuse unknown
194521208641945. Paris: Editions de la Revue Fontaine. 1945. 8vo. Original beige wrappers with fold-over flaps; black title lettering in black; pp. unpaginated; pages lightly toned with minimal spotting to front end paper; otherwise very good. Signed by both Eluard and Ernst and intriguingly inscribed by Eluard in French 'To Mr and Mrs Edwin Sisler this book of which I only did a third' possibly insinuating the presence of a third collaborator. Second Edition this work numbered 558 of the run of 1860.A landmark of Surrealism and the first collaboration between two of the movement's most essential and revered contributors. Combining Ernst's images with Eluard's poetry Les Malheurs Des Immortels explores the relationship between painting and poetry 'the role of the image as an icon of psychic processes and the ambivalent status of the scopic function or the reversibility of blindness and revelation'. unknown
194516567AB1945. Paris Editions de la Revue Fontaine 1945. 22 : 165 cm. 24 leaves with 21 illustrations after Collages by Max Ernst. Original wrappers. Numbered copy of a small edition. With the legendary illustrations by May Ernst. - The first edition was in 1922 in a very small number and is extremly rare. - As always bit browned. - Spiess/leppien A 5. unknown
194547336Paris.: Éditions de la Revue Fontaine. 1945. Original publisher's printed wrappers with titles to front cover and spine in green and black. 8vo. 224 x 164 mm. . Half-title with monochrome frontispiece by Ernst verso printed title and Eluard's text illustrated with twenty plates after collages by Ernst final leaf of text with publisher's note concerning the first edition verso leaf with achevé d'imprimer and justification recto printer's credit verso. An excellent unsophisticated copy from the édition de tête limited to 10 copies on Madagascar of the second edition of the seminal collaboration marking the boundary between dada and Surrealism.From the edition limited to 1860 numbered or lettered copies with this one of 10 lettered hors commerce copies from the édition de tête on Madagascar.Reprinted by Henri Parisot from the edition of 1922 which was issued in very small numbers 'un petit nombre d'exemplaires' as per the publisher's note this second edition reproduces the first exactly adding only a publisher's explanatory note and a justification. 'Les Malheurs des Immortels' matches Paul Eluard's prose poems with Max Ernst's 'synthetic' collages. Each poem is faced with one collage; the collages are reproduced at two thirds of the size of those in the orignal edition. An English edition was published by the Black Sun Press in New York in 1943 and a German edition in Cologne by Galerie der Spiegel in 1960.'Ce livre d'étroite collaboration peintre-poète est un des jalons majeurs du livre au vingtième siècle . L'importance de ces collages est soulignée par le fait que c'est essentiellement grâce à eux que le groupe surréaliste naissant prit conscience des possibilités plastiques du surréalisme.' De Parallèlement à Chanson Complète. Éditions de la Revue Fontaine. unknown
19452282Paris: Éditions de la Revue Fontaine 1945. Second edition. Original wrappers with integral dust jacket. Slight spotting to wrappers spine a little browned.<br /> <br /> 1860 copies were printed on various papers; this copy unnumbered and apparently on wove pur fil du marais of which fifty lettered copies were noted at the colophon. Inscribed by Eluard on the half-title “à Hans Bellmer qui a admirablement limité les erreurs de reproduction du désir son ami Paul Eluard.†The first edition was published in 1922 and marked the first major collaboration between Ernst and Eluard; this copy introduces a third association bringing together three of the most important figures in the surrealist movement. Éditions de la Revue Fontaine unknown
71638Köln Galerie der Spiegel 1960. . Nr 235 von 250 Exemplaren auf holzfreiem Werkdruckpapier GA: 335. "Les malheurs des immortels" erschienen zuerst 1922 dann nur noch zwei Mal in den 1940er Jahren Paris und New York. - Schwach lichtspurig. Gutes sauberes Exemplar [Köln, Galerie der Spiegel, [ 1960]. unknown
192261537Paris: Librairie Six 1922. Fine. Librairie Six Paris 1922 19 x 25.50 cm relié The first edition on simili-Japon paper. Bradel grey cloth binding navy blue cloth band with authors and title blindstamped to edge of upper board upper cover preserved at end. With 21 collages by Max Ernst. A very good and rare copy. Librairie Six hardcover
1937D4508Paris: Éditions Jeanne Bucher 1937. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine. Rebound in solid brown crushed morocco with gilt-lettered spine; 4to; with pictorial title and 56 plates by Man Ray illustrating poems by Eluard. Inscribed and signed by Man Ray though recipient's name has been removed and signed by Eluard on half-title. Original wraps laid-in. Spine evenly sunned; very light rubbing to spine tips and corners. One plate Breton portrait has pencil measurement indications perhaps left by the publisher otherwise are all nice and clean. <br/><br/> Éditions Jeanne Bucher hardcover