Textes par Serge Lifar, George Balanchine, Anton Dolin et Le Marquis George De Cuevas, Commentaires par Irene LidovaAntiquariat.de
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1952016879Art et Industrie, Paris 1952. Broschiert Ordentlich
194748236Compagnie Francaise des Arts Graphiques, 1947. origi.Pappband, 4°, 180 Seiten. Dessins de Jean - Charles Duval. Exemplaire 2662. Text auf französisch.
199228631Dortmund : Harenberg-Ed. 1992. 183 S. : zahlr. Abb. ; 18 cm kart., Softcover/Paperback, Exemplar in gutem Erhaltungszustand
1911190134Paris & New York: various publishers 1911-39. Highly desirable collection of elusive and superbly produced ephemeral publications offering a rich panorama of the two decades of the Ballets Russes and featuring the leading lights of the company - Bakst Rubinstein Nijinsky; the whole reflecting the very highest standards of Diaghilev himself who in the words of his highly acclaimed biographer "would never allow quality to suffer" Sjeng Scheijen Diaghilev: A Life 2009 p. 405. Souvenir programme: Théâtre Sarah-Bernhardt Mai-Juin 1911. Grande Saison Russe: Opéras et Ballets. Organisée par "L'Association pour la Propagation de la Musique Slave" avec le concours d'Artistes des Théâtres Impériaux de Saint-Pétersbourg et Moscou et des principaux Théâtres de France et de 'Etranger. Paris: Publications Willy Fischer 1911 Square quarto pp. 32. Original pictorial wrappers designed by Jean Portalez wire-stitched. Portraits from photographs and adverts throughout. Light creasing and signs of handling to wrappers otherwise very good. Eye-catching souvenir programme clearly inspired by the enormous impact of the first two seasons of the Ballet Russes in Paris 1909-10 when "audiences were dazzled by the dancing and striking designs" V&A its title echoing Diaghilev's original billing of a "Saison Russe". The repertoire for the season at the Théâtre Sarah-Bernhardt comprised five operas including Dargomyzhsky's Rusalka Eugene Onegin and Anton Rubinstein's Le Démon and "sketches" from four ballets including La Forêt enchantée by Riccardo Drigo. The striking cover design is by Jean Portalez who did much stylish work for the French humour magazines Le Rire and Journal Amusant and was a frequent contributor to La Nouvelle Mode. One copy only located on Library Hub at New York Public Library. Comdia Illustré - Numero Special. Les Russes au Châtelet. Paris: Comdia Illustré 1911 Quarto. Original pictorial wrappers front cover with colour design by Bakst for the ballet Narcisse premiered in 1911 wire-stitched. With the translucent paper wrapper. Monochrome illustrations and adverts throughout one colour plate costume design by Bakst.One 4-page section loose light signs of handling otherwise very good. Attractive special number of the Comdia Illustré dedicated to Le Martyre de saint Sébastien a five-act mystery play by Gabriele D'Annunzio with incidental music by Debussy and scenery and costumes by Bakst designed as a vehicle for the inspirational Ida Rubinstein. Comdia Illustré - Théatre du Châtelet Grande Saison de Paris. du 4 Mai au 10 Mai 1912 Six Représentations de Gala: Hélène de Sparte. du 10 Juin au 20 Juin 1912 Six Représentations de Gala: Salomé. Paris: Comdia Illustré 1912 Quarto. Original pictorial wrappers front cover printed in silver and blue showing costume design by Bakst for Ida Rubinstein as Hélène wire-stitched. With the translucent paper cover wrapper printed in gold and green with copper-coloured cord. Colour and monochrome illustrations and adverts throughout all printed within gold borders. Light signs of handling to cover wrapper a few short closed-tears to periphery otherwise very good. Beautifully produced special issue of the Comdia Illustré dedicated to two productions Hélène de Sparte Verhaeren's tragedy music by Deodat de Severac decorations and costumes by Bakst mise en scène by Sanine and Wilde's Salomé music by Glazunov mise en scène by Sanine Dance of Salome choreographed by Fokine. Illustrations include colour plates of Bakst's costume and scenery portraits of the leading participants. One copy only located on Library Hub at BnF. Comdia Illustré - Grande Saison de Paris. Programme official des Ballets Russes. Septieme Saison de Ballets Russes. Mai-Juin 1912. Paris: Comdia Illustré 1912 Quarto. Original pictorial wrappers front cover with colour design by Bakst showing Nijinksy in L'Apres-Midi d'un Faune wire-stitched. With the translucent paper cover wrapper printed in blue and gold art nouveau border pearl-coloured cord. Colour and monochrome illustrations and adverts throughout all printed within gold borders. An excellent copy. Spectacular special number commemorating the seventh season of the Ballets Russes covering four spectacles and including Le Spectre de la Rose The Firebird Petrushka Prince Igor L'Apres Midi Daphnis et Chloé with excellent colour reproductions of Bakst's stunning costume and scenery designs. One copy only located on Library Hub at BnF. Souvenir - Serge De Diaghileff's Ballet Russe: With Originals by Leon Bakst and Others. 1916 American Tour Programme. New York: Metropolitan Ballet Company Inc. 1916 Quarto pp. 38. Original mottled brown hammer-finish card wrappers green silk cord tie cover image of Nijinsky in Scheherezade by Robert Montenegro in brown with embossed gilt work title lettering similarly embossed. Sepia frontispiece from a photograph Nijinsky in Spectre de la Rose and 8 other similar full-page illustrations including one of Lydia Lopokova 15 full-page colour illustrations one double-page the majority costume designs by Bakst among them the famous image of Nijinsky as the Faun in L'Après Midi. Minor nicks to periphery of wrappers. An excellent copy. An important piece of ballet history: the original souvenir programme from the first American tour of the Ballet Russes with full-colour illustrations of the sumptuous costumes designs of Leon Bakst. The programme includes brief ballet synopses an itinerary and two pages of illustrated advertisements. This is an unusual and highly desirable variant in that it features the superb Nijinsky illustration on the cover. Souvenir - Serge de Diaghileff's Ballet Russe. New York: Metropolitan Ballet Company Inc. 1916 Quarto pp. 36. Original cord-tied embossed grey card hammer-finish wrappers. Colour and sepia illustrations throughout. Minor nicks to wrappers. An excellent copy. Sumptuous souvenir program published by the Metropolitan Ballet Company for the first and only American tour of the Ballets Russes superbly illustrated and containing brief introductions to the repertoire: Le Pavillon D'Armide; L'Oiseau De Feu; Les Sylphides and Papillons; Le Spectre de la Rose; Narcisse; Schéhérazade; Sadko; Thamar; Le Carnaval of Schumann; Prince Igor; Petrouchka; Snégourotchka; Daphnis et Chloé;'L'Après-Midi d'un Faune; Le Dieu Bleu; and Cléopâtre. This differs in many respects to the version above. Souvenir programme: Ballets Russes de M. Serge de Diaghilew. Paris: Printed by L'Edition Artistique for Les Publications Willy Fischer 1925 Quarto. Original pictorial wrappers front cover with colour design by Pedro Pruna wire-stitched. With the glassine paper cover wrapper. Monochrome illustrations and adverts throughout. Glassine a little creased and tattered general light signs of handling. A very good copy. Attractive art deco souvenir programme the repertoire including Pulcinella La Boutique fantasque Les Matelots Les Biches and Train Bleu. The young Catalan artist Pedro Pruna was recommended to Cocteau by Picasso and a meeting with Diaghilev and Boris Kochno was arranged; they "immediately commissioned him to design Les Matelots" being impressed by his "limpid poetic theatrical work" cited in Alexander Schouvaloff The Art of Ballets Russes Yale UP 1997 p.279. Included here are a publisher's slip issued by Editions des Quatre Chemins advertising as "just published" Les Biches and Les Facheux; also the single page programme for 18 June Pulcinella Les Matelots La Boutique fantasque. Just a handful of copies on Library Hub. Ballets Russes de Diaghilew 1909 a 1929. Exposition organisée par Serge Lifar Mars a Juin 1939. Paris: Jacques de Brunhoff printed by Imprimerie Crété 1939 Quarto. Original printed wrappers with design by Bakst on gold paper inset to front cover wire-stitched. Monochrome illustrations throughout. Small stain at fore-edge of front cover light vertical crease. A very good copy. Attractive resume of productions spanning the first two decades of the Ballets Russes and illustrating costume designs by Bakst Gontcharova Sert Marie Laurencin Juan Gris and Benois scenery and curtain designs by Roerich Federovsky Picasso Braque Matisse Derain de Chirico Rouault Larionov Utrillo and Tchelichew. 8 works quarto. Original variously illustrated wrappers cord-tied or wire stitched as issued. Illustrated throughout in colour and monochrome. unknown
199377573Sammeron, GERMS, 1993. Original-Broschur, 8°, 445 Seiten.
196550150Edit.Gallimard, 1965. origi.Broschur, kl.8°, 253 Seiten.
193337379ABDresden, Eckstein-Halpaus (Zigaretten) [1933]. Qu.-4°. 4 Bl., 54 S. OKt. mit mont. Photo-Tafel und geprägtem Titel an Rücken und Deckel. Umschlag berieben und etwas braunfleckig; Kanten etwas bestoßen, teils mit winzigen Einrissen; wenig gebräunt; Ecken teils mit Knickspur.
19201307AMünchen, Delphin, 1920. 2. verbesserte Auflage. 8°. 125 S. HLeinen mit aufgezogenem illustr. Orig.-Pappdeckel. 2
19252483BBerlin, Volksverband der Bücherfreunde, 1925. 266 S. und zahlr. Tafeln mit Illustrationen im Kupfertiefdruck. Orig.-HLeder mit goldgepr. RTitel.
1993030859Böhlau, Köln, Weimar, Wien 1993. Wie neu Hardcover Wie neu
192845453ABHamburg, Verlag der Buch-Ein- und Verkaufsgenossenschaft Hammerbrook 1928. Zweite, verbesserte Auflage. Qu.-8°. 40 S. Original-Karton. Etwas angebstaubt, Name am Titel. Teils etwas gestaucht. 2
193818327ABBln, de Gruyter 1938. Gr.8°. VIII, 184 S., 2 Bll. OLwd mit OU. - Schutzumschlag gebräunt und mit kl. Einrissen. (=Deutsches Volktum. Band 3).
1977150704Hildesheim & New York: Olms 1977. VI, 484 Seiten. 8° (17,5-22,5 cm). Orig.-Leinenband mit goldgeprägtem Titel auf Deckel und Rücken. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
198265643(Stuttgart), Gerd Hatje, (1982). 24 nn. S. Mit 40 Bl. Farbillustr. Folio. Illustr. graues OHLn mit roten Vorsätzen im OPp.-Schuber.
195415464ABBln, Henschel 1954. Gr.8°. 183 S. Illustr. OLwd mit OU.
193639447ABAmsterdam, Veen [und] Wien, Leo 1936. Gr.-8°. 23 S., 16 Tafeln. OKt. Umschlag minimal fleckig.
19953099BWeinheim, Quadriga Verlag, 1995. 4°. 294 Seiten mit zahlreichen Abbildungen. Orig.-Pappband mit illustr. Orig.-Umschlag
192561736Wolfenbüttel, Julius Zwißler, Inh. Georg Kallmeyer, 1925. 16 S. Mit Noten. (= Beihefte zum "Musikanten", [Reihe 1: Vokalwerke] Nr. 5). OBrosch. mit VDeckel-Illustr.
1912EEzz9172Bergamo, Istituto Italiano d'Arti Grafiche 1912. [88] S., zahlr. Abb., OBrosch., Rücken rissig. Mit dem umfangreichen Beitrag von William Ritter über Léon Bakst, dazu 21 s/w u. 1 farbige Abb.; in ital. Sprache.
1997H-350-263Cité de la musique 1997. Paperback. Good. Different cover. Edition 1997. Ammareal gives back up to 15% of this item's net price to charity organizations. Cité de la musique paperback
