ZIZI (Mademoiselle).Livre Rare Book
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1920113746S.l. Devambez, s.d. [1920 circa] 1 vol. broché in-folio, en feuilles, chemise cartonnée illustrée en noir à lacet, 1 page imprimée et 15 lithographies en couleurs sous serpentes légendées. Édition originale de la préface de Sem et premier tirage, sur papier de différentes couleurs, des lithographies naïves de cet album édité au profit des Oeuvres de guerre. Les dessins sont de Mademoiselle Zizi, fille du caricaturiste Georges Rip (1884-1941). La préface de Sem donne le ton à cette curiosité éditoriale : "Et ! bien Mademoiselle, vous êtes tout à fait digne de votre papa, et je ne puis vous faire meilleur compliment. Je vous complimente aussi d'avoir osé blaguer les excentricités de la mode que la guerre n'a pu rendre raisonnable. Cette mode sans vergogne a chipé les robes courtes des petites filles pour les passer à leurs mamans... et les petites filles se vengent. C'est bien fait et tant pis pour les mamans". Tirage confidentiel à petit nombre. Chemise à peine défraîchie, sinon bel exemplaire de cet album très rare qui manque à la BnF.
1920113746S.l. Devambez, s.d. [1920 circa] 1 vol. broché in-folio, en feuilles, chemise cartonnée illustrée en noir à lacet, 1 page imprimée et 15 lithographies en couleurs sous serpentes légendées. Édition originale de la préface de Sem et premier tirage, sur papier de différentes couleurs, des lithographies naïves de cet album édité au profit des Oeuvres de guerre. Les dessins sont de Mademoiselle Zizi, fille du caricaturiste Georges Rip (1884-1941). La préface de Sem donne le ton à cette curiosité éditoriale : "Et ! bien Mademoiselle, vous êtes tout à fait digne de votre papa, et je ne puis vous faire meilleur compliment. Je vous complimente aussi d'avoir osé blaguer les excentricités de la mode que la guerre n'a pu rendre raisonnable. Cette mode sans vergogne a chipé les robes courtes des petites filles pour les passer à leurs mamans... et les petites filles se vengent. C'est bien fait et tant pis pour les mamans". Tirage confidentiel à petit nombre. Chemise à peine défraîchie, sinon bel exemplaire de cet album très rare qui manque à la BnF.
2015234382015 Dix éditions Grazia, Spéciales Festival de Cannes, du 14 au 23 mai 2015, in-folio, pliées, 8 pages, dont double page centrale présentant une scène d'un film dont l'actrice porte Chanel, dans une boîte titrée, joint les 10 planches de films en tirage de luxe offset, in-folio (35 x 50 cm.), justifiées 3/12 et cosignées par l'artiste Iris Hatzfeld et le Rédacteur en chef Joseph Ghosn. Avec le dessin original d'Iris Hatzfeld aux encres de couleurs signé, titré Blow up, 2015, 21 x 30 cm.
1920222081920 Encre de Chine et gouache, signée et titrée, (1920), 22 x 43 cm., encadrée.
177046401748à Paris, Chez l’auteur et chez Mégré maître vitrier rue St Jacques. - Versailles chez Blaizot., s. d. (v. 1770) ; in-8, cartonnage bradel papier bleu gaufré, pièce de titre basane noire, tranches jaunes. (Reliure moderne). 1 f. (très beau titre gravé et colorié), 1 planche gravée montrant la liste des artistes avec le titre des pièces, 23 figures finement aquarellées et numérotées dont 4 sur double ff.PREMIER TIRAGE TRÈS RARE de cette suite. Ce recueil, très intéressant pour les costumes de théâtre du XVIII e siècle, renferme les portraits en pied des principaux acteurs de la Comédie Française et de la comédie italienne dans leurs costumes de scène : Bellecour, Drouin, Préville, Clairon, Dumenil, le Kain... Ils ont été dessinés d’après nature par Whirsker, un artiste non signalé par Benezit et qui vivait rue St. Honoré à Paris. Pas non plus dans Béraldi. - Cohen p. 1066. - Colas 3076.
192658100New York & Chicago: J.L. Taylor & Co. 1926. Thick elephant folio 17 x 23.25 x 2.5 ins. 75 3 pp. printed on thick card stock each mounted on linen hinge. With 17 colour fashion plates illustrating Taylor styles of the period verso of almost all pages with 364 of 375 mounted textile samples in wool wool-rayon blends some felt backed silk moleskin corduroy cashmere waistband sample and more -- all samples clearly marked with prices and availability some of the 12 missing samples are indicated in pencil as being “Out†as well as a few present 1 additional pinned-in numerous illustrations throughout in blue-green colour tinting including Chicago & New York factories some diagrams charts and graphs. Original half-green cloth over gray green cloth corners gilt lettering on front cover colour plate w/ J.L. Taylor tailor mounted front cover some wear & minor bumping to fore-edges corners some minor soiling & occasional foxing to interior leaves -- some of it dust from the wool samples 10-15 samples with minor deterioration and evidence of old predation still a very good unsophisticated and remarkably complete example w/ original 9 x 21 in. double-sided stock list in red & black laid-in. First edition of this scarce and unusually complete salesman sample catalogue for Jazz era men’s suits in 1928-1929. J.L. Taylor maintained a huge tailoring operation in both Chicago and New York until after World War II employing hundreds of tailors and seamstresses to fill orders. The catalogues were very expensive to produce and so were most often found in department stores mercantiles and men’s stores which would have these catalogues on the sales floor for two years or more. The catalogue offers invaluable illustrated historical reference for the colours styles and fabrics during the era of F. Scott Fitzgerald and the Flappers. Most of the colour fashion plates illustrating the available styles have elegantly dressed women and settings in the background including with an emphasis on sporting in summer so golf tennis croquet canoeing boating and swimming all make an appearance. Of particular interest is the wonderful dress chart indicating styles needed clothes accessories and shoes which one would need for Day Wedding Matinee Reception Evening Dress and many others offering an excellent marketing opportunity for the store to sell the customer items to compliment his suits overcoats and other fashion wear ordered from J.L. Taylor. The final plate focuses on the lightweight “Palm Beach†& “Mohair†suits at the height of the 1920’s boom in Florida featuring snappily dressed models in Panama straw hats and a lightweight fedora. Worldcat locates 1 partial copy Preserved at the Library of Congress stripped of samples and used as scrapbook for Wilbur’s Drug Store prescriptions of Portland ME -- not an unusual occurrence. J.L. Taylor & Co., hardcover
191151748France: n.p. 1911. Tall 8vo. 6 leaves on thick card stock printed in gilt & black 7 x 11 in. with 369 black silk & vegetable ivory buttons all with stock numbers below and to the side many in the dark brown patterned material some jet black and many with incised or woven patterns each sample card carefully mounted within corners with facing padded red silk leaves to protect the buttons many with ink annotations indicating whether they were available in stock or not. Quarter-black cloth over purple patterned cloth gilt lettering on front cover spine very minor rubbing at the hinges slight bumping to corners still a NF exemplar with the buttons entirely complete and in perfect condition. First edition of this remarkably beautiful Edwardian button sample catalogue which are exceedingly scarce in such exceptional condition. Included are a number of different styles of buttons in vegetable ivory for clothing coats sportswear and more which were sold by this French manufacturer for export together with a number of beautifully woven black silk cloth buttons for women’s coats hats and dresses. Vegetable Ivory is a very dense material that is manufactured into buttons from the Corozo nut that grows on the Tague Tree a type of Palm. It was named Vegetable Ivory in the 19th Century because it resembles real ivory but was not as heavy or dense. These types of buttons were first introduced at the 1862 International Exhibition in England and then reached full popularity at the 1867 Paris Exposition. The sample buttons preserved here come in pressed carved and fine lined patterns some of them painted with a dark flat black other shiny black and many with a beautiful rich shiny mottled effect. During the Victorian and Edwardian periods and prior to the growth in production and popularity these were the buttons of choice for men’s suits. No copies located in Worldcat. n.p.], hardcover
195516984n.p. Los Angeles areaa: 1955-57 Stored in a contemporary accordion-fold card paper portfolio hand-labeled "Sketches of Accepted Designs.". 137 sheets of hand-drawn sketches sixty-two on 9" x 11 " sheets 75 on 5 " x 8 " sheets. Most with handwritten design descriptions notes and accompanying fabric swatches pinned or taped onto the sheets. Also with price lists inventories and printed ads for the Candy Jr. brand ads correspond with designs made by Saunders that are included in the present set. Portfolio somewhat worn and creased. Enclosed are eight contemporary manila folders organized by season Holiday 1955 Fall 1956 Spring 1957 etc. all hand-labeled in pencil. Some designs signed "V. Saunders" or "Vivian Saunders." Some toning and creasing to leaves. A few fabric swatches detached from leaves. Overall a very good set of striking original sketches of 1950s-era fashion designs for young women. Most of the sketches are for party dresses and evening gowns made for young women in their early teens to early twenties juniors and misses. The designs include many iconic designs associated with the 1950s including "poodle" skirts with ample petticoats boleros and cardigans and sheath dresses with cinched waists. The 26 swatches indicate a wide range of textures colors and patterns like gingham plaid organza metallics appliques ribbon velvet fur and much more." unknown
193059525Hannover: Schneidermister ca. 1930-1933. Oblong elephant folio. 23.5 x 14.5 in. 25 leaves unnumbered. Original women’s fashion patterns in pencil throughout many with tipped-in pattern cutouts mounted on the sheets as well as colour images of the finished design tipped-in and mounted manuscript pencil notes & directions in some colour pencil additions to a a few patterns. Stiff limp beige covers black cloth spine title mounted on front cover scutting edgewear repair to corners of front cover corner still a remarkable manuscript w/ tipped-in instructions for taking measurements and fashion by the Nazi Party on first leaf including one entitled “Ein Modewart macht Propaganda.†This German fashion pattern tailoring and pattern manuscript provides an exceptional original artifact of the period when the Nazi Party began to force educational and cultural changes upon German Society against the tailoring and fashion industry in Germany during the early 1930’s. By 1930 Berlin had emerged as an international fashion capital drawing Parisian fashion designers and most of the tailoring schools and fashion houses were operated by generations of Jewish family owners. Tailors and fashion designers were constantly reminded that they must create a wholly Aryan fashion and that they were to avoid French or other outside influences. Despite the pressure most women tailors and fashion designers in the tailoring or cutting schools continued to still draw their influences from Parisian and American couturiers by creating their own patterns and pattern books from which these internationally themed clothing designs could be made. This fashion pattern book by Bode focuses on women’s suits skirts capes coats and knickerbockers. However the Party never succeeded in creating a unique Fashion industry especially because of the drive to dress women in peasant costumes or uniforms even as the Nazi Party would confiscate the assets of over 2700 Jewish fashion houses retailers and manufacturers with 1000’s of tailors and seamstresses forced into labor and concentration camps to produce clothes for military and high society. See: Uwe Westphal Fashion Metropolis Berlin 1836-1939: The Story of the Rise and Destruction of the Jewish Fashion Industry 2019. Schneidermister, hardcover
194114713England 1941. Very Good. Substantial collection of original amateur artwork and fashion plates dated 1941 to 1945 by a young woman named Gladys Warren almost all pieces signed "G. Warren" "G.W." or "Gladys Warren". The collection consists of nine large format watercolors 56x38cm.; one small format watercolor 32.5x23; four large format pencil sketches 56x38cm.; and twelve small format pencil sketches 33.5x19cm. totaling twenty-six 26 individual pieces. Some dust soil and minor wear from handling watercolors not examined out of individual shrink wrap. A Very Good or better collection overall.<br /> <br /> Collection of drawings and watercolors almost exclusively depicting women in the latest fashions or in uniform. The range of the large format watercolors indicate that this was possibly a burgeoning professional dossier including examples of day wear sleep wear evening wear and swim wear. The large format pencil drawings include two historic fashion illustrations the only titled image in the group is "Madeira 1884" and one nude study. <br /> <br /> Of special note however is the series of twelve small pencil sketches all accomplished on the versos of what appear to be mimeographed World War II aircraft maintenance reports. Indeed the October 28 1941 "London Gazette" lists a Gladys Florence Warren among the members of the Women's Auxiliary Air Force WAAF though we find little else to pinpoint the artist. With the dearth of ready paper experienced during World War II perhaps Warren filched these leaves on which to practice her art Most of these sketches depict attractive women either seen in close-up or as usual modeling the latest uniforms and fashions while the verso details the assemblage or maintenance of engine covers handbrakes or a "carburettor." <br /> <br /> A pleasing survival of the English home front juxtaposing fashion femininity and aircraft mechanics. unknown
1912164961912 1 Encre de Chine et aquarelle, (1912), 23 x 46 cm, encadrée.
191513893Colombes, La Giberne 1915 In-folio reliure demi-basane fauve à coins, dos à nerfs, couvertures et dos conservés, 327 pp. Index chronologiques. 10 planches hors-texte d’uniformes en couleurs d’après les aquarelles de Maurice Orange et de 3700 dessins de Jacques Hilpert. Reliure lég. frottée. Très bon exemplaire.
ORD-4109Contenant 77 gravures hors texte en couleurs et 4 en noir sur double page, de la célèbre artiste, une des meilleures, avec ses deux soeurs Anaïs TOUDOUZE et Laure NOEL, dessinatrices de robes à la mode sous Napoléon III. 3 Volumes in-8 (187 x 278mm) dos lisses chagrin noir, filets et titre or, impression sur 2 colonnes, totalisant environ 1000 pages de texte. Qq. pages tachées ou piquées, petits défauts mais bel état des gravures au coloris restés très frais, à l'exception d'une gravure lgt insolée.
201001452Paris, Bureau de l'administration A LA LIBRAIRIE de Firmin Didot Frères, 56 rue Jacob, 1874 ; in-folio, 416 pp., demi-basane rouge dos frotté bon état. Très bon état sans rousseurs avec ces belles gravures en couleurs - quinzième année de la publication - 51 n°.
1990247511990 Estampe affiche impression offset en couleurs, 1990, 48 x 35.5 cm.
1999247581999 Estampe affiche impression offset en couleurs imprimée signée dans la planche en bas à droite, 1999, 46 x 60 cm.
46401774Papier légèrement tâché.
1930192261930 Gouache et mine de plomb, sur papier collé sur calque, (1930), 31 x 17 cm. (45.5 x 28 cm. avec annotations et remarques), encadrée.
46401767Notes marginales.
1869RO80073834IMP. DE DUBUISSON et Cie. 1869. In-4. Relié demi-cuir. Bon état, Couv. légèrement passée, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur acceptable. 61 livraisons de 8 à 14 pages. 105 planches de gravures aquarellées. Nombreuses gravures en noir et blanc, dans le texte. Lettrines . Texte sur 2 colonnes. Titre, années et filets dorés sur demi-chagrin vert. . . . Classification Dewey : 391-Mode
199025214Atelier Eric Seydoux 1990 1 Sérigraphie en couleurs, Paris, L'Atelier Eric Seydoux, Vue Sur La Ville, 1990, 47,70 x 49,70 cm., P.L.V., Pop-up de vitrine, 17 x 42,5 x 49,7 cm.
1948214661948 Dessin au fusain, signé en bas droite, 1948, 50 x 36.7 cm.
18805023Montiert auf 54 Blatt kräftigen Karton. Ohne Ort, Fabrikant u. Jahr. Ca. 1880. Ca. 33,0 x 17,5 cm. Als Leporello gebunden. In mehrere Teile zerfallen u. lose in Orig.-Leinwandschuber mit altem (schwer leserlichem) Schild: "Muster zur Ansicht... zurückerbeten... Borchardt".
