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98905Paris Louis Broder 1957. . Limited edition numbered 67 of 120 copies on papier Japon signed by Picasso colour drypoint frontispiece by Picasso; small square 8vo 17 x 15 cm; title-page justification page signed by artist in pencil text in French pp 4 24 4 unsewn as issued in original card wrappers with printed tissue dust jacket board chemise printed on spine black cloth slipcase.<br /> Limited edition number 67 of 120 copies on Japon paper signed by and with colour drypoint frontispiece by Picasso volume III in the series 'Miroir du poete' by Antonin Artaud. <br /><br />Antonin Antoine-Marie-Joseph Artaud 1896-1948 was a French dramatist poet actor and theoretician of the Surrealist movement. He attempted to replace the 'bourgeois' classical theatre with his 'theatre of cruelty' a primitive ceremonial experience intended to liberate the human subconscious and reveal man to himself.<br /> Artist and the Book 239. Paris, Louis Broder, 1957. hardcover
19558555720 décembre 1955 | 26.80 x 20.90 cm | un feuillet
1996C129565Kornfeld Et Klipstein & Editions Kornfeld. As New. 1996. Hardcover. 3857730269 . - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - AS NEW THE TEXT BLOCK IS PRISTINE CLEAN UNMARKED AND IN EXCELLENT CONDITION - Complete seven 7 volume set - Catalogue Raisonné Catalogue Raisonne Catalog Raisonnee Complete Works -- with a bonus offer-- - May be EITHER: out of print OOP and extremely rare in this pristine condition; signed by author or contributor; or a first or special edition; inquire for details . Kornfeld Et Klipstein & Editions Kornfeld hardcover
19562198Paris, Albin Michel, 1956. Un volume in-8 (203 x 135 mm) broché, couverture illustrée imprimée. ÉDITION ORIGINALE. EXEMPLAIRE DE TÊTE COMPRENANT LA LITHOGRAPHIE ORIGINALE JUSTIFIÉE À 40 EX. ET SIGNÉE PAR JOAN MIRÓ. - TIRAGE : un des 37 exemplaires de tête sur vélin du marais (+ 3 nominatifs, soit 40 ex), celui-ci n° 14, les seuls à comporter la lithographie. - ILLUSTRATION : une lithographie originale en couleurs signée de Joan Miró ; 8 reproductions photographiques. ÉTAT DE NEUF, non coupé. RARISSIME. Bibliographie: Malet-Cramer, Miró, n° 35. - ENGLISH: PÉRET, Benjamin, and Joan MIRÓ: Anthologie de l’amour sublime (Anthology of Sublime Love). Paris, Albin Michel, 1956. One volume (203 x 135 mm), paperback, illustrated printed cover. HEAD COPY INCLUDING THE ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPHY JUSTIFIED 14/40 AND SIGNED BY JOAN MIRÓ. ORIGINAL FIRST EDITION. - EDITION: one of the 37 head copies on vellum of the marsh, this one n° 14, the only ones to include the lithograph.(+ 3 added nominative copies hc). - ILLUSTRATION: an original lithograph in colors numbered 14/40 and signed by Joan Miró; 8 photographic reproductions. NEW CONDITION, uncut. Very scarce. Bibliography: Malet-Cramer, Miró, n° 35.
194863455(Paris-Barcelona), Editions Albor, (1948). Gr.-4° (34 x 25,5 cm). Mit faksimilierter Schrift u. 4 Orig.-Kaltnadelradierungen von Pablo Picasso. 32 nn. Bll. (dav. 7 weiß). Lose Bogen in OKart.-Umschlag zwischen Holzdeckeln m. dem eingravierten Titel u. Bindebändern.
19571839Louis Broder, Paris 1957. Collection "Miroir du poète" n° VI. Un volume in-12 carré (167 x 136 mm), en feuilles, 42 pages, sous couverture de papier japon à rabats titrée en rouge sur le premier plat. Chemise et étui de l'éditeur noir et gris titré en rouge sur le dos. Édition originale de ce recueil de 7 poèmes de Robert Desnos inédits en volume. 4 GRAVURES ORIGINALES À L'EAU-FORTE ET AQUATINTE EN COULEURS (150 x 120 mm). La typographie est dûe à l'imprimerie Union et le tirage de la gravure à Robert Dutrou. Édition : 120 exemplaires numérotés sur vélin de Rives BFK. Celui-ci, l'exemplaire n°2 est signé par André Masson au colophon. Il comporte UNE SUITE COMPLÈTE DES GRAVURES ET DE LA DÉCOMPOSITION DES COULEURS : chaque épreuve de l'état final est justifiée 5/7 et signée au crayon par l'artiste, chaque épreuve de la décomposition des couleurs est justifiée 5/7 et monogrammée au crayon par l'artiste. 16 planches signées au total. Sixième volume de la collection "Miroir du poète" qui en comporte 7. Un huitième volume prévu n'a jamais vu le jour, mais la maquette existe. Le volume en parfait état, l'emboîtage de même (Saphire-Cramer 42). ENGLISH : André Masson - Robert Desnos, : Mines de Rien, Collection Miroir du Poète VI, Louis Broder, Paris, 1957. 4 aquatints printed in colours, 1957, on BFK Rives, title, text, list of contents, justification and the set of four, the justification signed in pencil by André Masson. copy numbered on vélin de Rives paper, from the total edition of 130. This one, copy no. 2, includes A COMPLETE SUITE OF THE ENGRAVINGS AND DECOMPOSITION OF COLORS: each proof of the final state is justified 5/7 and signed in pencil by the artist, each proof of the decomposition of colors is justified 5/7 and monogrammed in pencil by the artist. There is 16 signed plates in total. The set is in mint++ condition in its original slipcase, perfect. overall S. 177 x 153mm. (Cramer 42).
19341495Éditions surréalistes, Paris, 1934. Petit in-4 (284 x 228 mm), broché, couverture décorée imprimée rempliée, chemise demi maroquin titrée au dos et étui. Édition originale. Tirage à 77 exemplaires (3 Chine + 7 Monvtal + 40 Arches + 25 HC). UN DES 40 EXEMPLAIRES NUMÉROTÉS SUR VERGÉ D'ARCHES COMPORTANT UNE EAU-FORTE ORIGINALE NUMÉROTÉE ET SIGNÉE DE SALVADOR DALI. L'exemplaire porte un magnifique envoi signé de Georges Hugnet au photographe surréaliste belge Léo Dohmen : "…Et des membres virils surgissaient dans tous les lieux où Onan répandait à terre sa semence, en vérité je vous le dis… des deux mains Georges Hugnet". Le maître surréaliste ne pouvait donner qu'une explication "dalinienne" sur la conception de sa gravure, "Espasmo-graphisme obtenu les yeux fermés avec la main gauche pendant que, avec la main droite je me masturbe jusqu'au sang, jusqu'à l'os, jusqu'aux délices du calice" !
195689526Cannes 5 juin 1956 | 13.5 x 21 cm | un feuillet
0856-Co.J. Kaltnadelradierung in Rotbraun, um 1912, auf gelblichem Velin mit Wasserzeichen. 17,6:13,9 cm, Blattmaß: 23,1:18,1 cm. Sehr schöner Abdruck nach dem berühmten Gemälde, das sich im Art Institute Chicago befindet.
1958895271958. Fine. 23 septembre 1958 20 x 17.5 cm Deux pages sur un feuillet Multi-coloured autograph letter from Pablo Picasso to Max Pellequer signed and dated by the artist on September 23 1958. The document includes the autograph address of his villa La Californie. 13 lines in a multi-coloured tip pen orange red blue and green on a sheet marked VIA WESTERN UNION.Minor folds. Tear in the lower left corner. Colour is not systematically used in Pablo Picasso's letters. It would seem that the artist wanted to make a kind gesture towards his friend and banker Max Pellequer because the more aesthetically pleasing his letters are the more valuable they are. The use of a multicoloured pen in letter writing was a practice shared by several artists notably Paul Éluard. Despite his prolific correspondence Picasso's entirely autographed letters are extremely rare as Laurence Madeline points out in her article on the confidential activity of the great artist:The inertia paralyzing Picasso who preferred his work as an artist to that of a secretary made the letters he took pleasure in writing more essential and more touching Laurence Madeline Picasso épistolier L'Herne no. 106. Living on the hills over Cannes the painter was indeed helped by his faithful secretary and childhood friend Jaume Sabartés who was responsible for writing numerous missives save a few correspondents notably Pellequer. Picasso wrote each of Pellequer's letters even the most insignificant in an ample voluptuous script playing with letters and words as graphic objects blending aesthetically in the space of the page in perfect contrast to the prosaic nature of the letter's content. It could even be argued that his artistic soul largely invaded his daily and administrative correspondence with his banker and ardent collector of his works. Part of their correspondence is kept at the National Picasso Museum in Paris. An extraordinary recipient. Banker and collector Max Pellequer was introduced to Picasso in 1914 by his uncle by marriage André Level. He quickly became one of Picasso's most important collectors and his financial advisor for over 30 years. Pellequer's interest in his art began as early as the 1910's when he purchased a Picasso bronze from the art dealer Ambroise Vollard. During the 1930s and 1940s as Picasso's personal banker he secured and enhanced the painter's wealth and allowed him to settle comfortably in the South of France. Picasso created a superb ex-libris on copper for him bought him paintings including La mer à L'Estaque by Cézanne now in the Picasso museum and offered him a few works. Pellequer assembled a vast collection of paintings by the great masters of modern art: Degas Raoul Dufy Paul Gauguin Fernand Léger Henri Matisse Joan Miró Modigliani and Maurice Utrillo today preserved in the most important international museums. The epistolary art of Picasso. Picasso's epistolary production acted as an outlet for his incessant creative energy which was expressed in ceramics sculptures photographs illustrations collages or poetry. Each letter was an opportunity for genius to blossom regardless of the administrative content of his exchanges with Pellequer. Perhaps to counteract the dullness of his work Picasso redoubled his efforts: an explosion of color calligraphic letters across the page. to conjure up beauty and adorn his words in shimmering hues using oil pastels black felt-tip pens or colored pencils.These alphabet letters numbers words and sentences placed on the paper like so many musical scales are literally brought to life by the creative power of the painter. The years of La Californie in Cannes. Living with Jacqueline Roque in the villa La Californie at the time of this letter the painter was producing a series of captivating lithographed portraits of his partner. Paradoxically this colorful letter corresponds to a very monochrome period of his work a superb cou unknown
003004Paris: XXe Siecle 1975. Book. Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. Published as a tribute to Gualtieri di San Lazzaro the founder of the magazine XXe Siecle. Loose sheets as issued. In original wrappers and cloth clamshell box with the portrait of Gualtieri di San Lazzaro mounted on the inside. With 15 lithographs by Max Bill Alexander Calder Marc Chagall Max Ernst Hans Hartung Joan Miro Henry Moore Graham Sutherland Georges Braque Lucio Fontana Rene Magritte Pablo Picasso Serge Poliakoff and Alberto Magnelli. All but one Chagall printed in color. Text by Gualtieri di San Lazzaro Pierre Volboudt Nina Kandinsky Marc Chagall Andre Verdet Marino Marini and others. This is number 310 of a limited edition of 575 copies all printed on Velin d'Arches by Fernand Mourlot l'Imprimerie Arte Pierre Chave Les Ateliers Bellini and Curwen Studio London. 141vii pp. 38 x 288 x 55 cm. Except from the inevitable offsetting from the lithographs to the facing text pages this is a very fine almost mint copy in collectors condition. . XXe Siecle Hardcover
193272296Paris: Editions TotemJosé Corti 1932. Fine. Editions Totem José Corti Paris 1932 17.50 x 22.50 cm relié sous chemise et étui First edition of which there were no deluxe copies. Work illustrated with a portrait of the author by Pablo Picasso and two drawings by Joseph Sima. Half black calf binding with bands smooth spine title and author's name in red boards enhanced with red varnish panels evoking snakeskin red edges covers and spine preserved chemise and slipcase in half black calf black cloth boards black felt lining elegant and spectacular binding signed Georges Leroux. Handsome copy perfectly established in a superb bloody binding by Leroux recalling the sanguinary turpitudes of Gilles de Raiz. Very rare autograph inscription signed by Vicente Huidobro to Lady Rothermere: "". esprit haut et fin."" ""high and refined spirit."" Editions TotemJosé Corti hardcover
195343996Sans lieu sans nom (vers 1953) Affichette (H. 320 x L. 217 mm) imprime sur un papier lgrement crme, comportant un portrait photographique en noir et blanc de Paul EluardRare exemplaire de cette affichette, portant sous le portrait ces trois clbres vers qui figurent la fin de l'dition de L'Honneur des Potes II publie sous l'occupation en 1944: Je dis ce que je voisCe que je saisCe qui est vrai.Ces vers ont t accompagns d'un petit dessin original par Pablo Picasso, reprsentant un profil de chien, excut et sign la mine de plomb d'un trait fin (hauteur du dessin 50 x largeur 550 mm).Le document est galement enrichi d'une composition originale ralise au crayon rouge par Fernand Lger, comportant deux signatures autographes de l'artiste (dont une place sur le corps du chien de Picasso) et une arabesque sur toute la hauteur de la marge de droite entrecoupe par une colombe.Trace de pli horizontal au centre de l'affichette.A figur dans le catalogue de la Librairie Demarest Paris, intitul La Mmoire des Lettres, sous le n381.
19391435-2Paris, NRF, Gallimard, 1939. in-4 broché, 70 pages, couverture imprimée. ÉDITION ORIGINALE de ce recueil contenant : "Trois chevaux aigus. Nous sommes. Nulle rupture. À l'ombre de ma porte. Poème perpétuel. L'or et l'eau froide. Trois poèmes inachevés. Les vainqueurs d'hier périront". Tirage : 5 Japon nacré et 15 vergé d'Arches numérotés et signés + les exemplaires non numérotés sur vélin du Marais (tirage probable à 500 ex.). Le notre, sur vélin du Marais est accompagné DES 4 SUPERBES LITHOGRAPHIES ORIGINALES DE MAX ERNST TIRÉES EN NOIR À PLEINE PAGE SUR VERGÉ DE HOLLANDE (seuls les 20 premiers exemplaires en grand papier contiennent ces lithographies). - Note bibliographique et historique : Max Ernst avait prévu une série de douze lithographies, mais seules quatre d’entre elles furent publiées dans l’édition de luxe à petit nombre. Un an plus tôt, en 1938, désapprouvant ses positions trotskystes, Éluard avait rompu avec Breton : À sa suite Max Ernst quitte le groupe surréaliste outré d’avoir à subir l’exigence de « saboter la poésie de Paul Éluard par tous les moyens » (in Centre Georges Pompidou, Paul Éluard et ses amis peintres, 1982, p.109).
19253783Paris, Editions de la Galerie Simon, 1925. 1 vol. in-8 (19,6 x 12,9 cm), broché sous couverture rempliée illustrée d'une gravure sur le premier plat. Édition originale illustrée de 9 EAUX-FORTES ORIGINALES DE JUAN GRIS dont 1 en couverture, 4 hors texte et 4 in texte, imprimées en sépia par Charlot Frères. - Tirage : 112 exemplaires. Celui-ci, l'un des 90 sur vergé d'Arches signé à l'encre par le poète et le peintre (n° 94). - Édité par Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler l'ouvrage contient les seules gravures sur cuivre de Juan Gris (1887-1927). Kahnweiler notera par ailleurs : « On ne peut que regretter que Gris n'ai débuté que peu de temps avant sa mort dans la gravure à l'eau-forte dans laquelle il aurait excellé ». Depuis longtemps Tzara désirait travailler avec Juan Gris et "Mouchoir de Nuages" sera la seule collaboration entre l'écrivain et le peintre. Skira 144 ; Kahnweiler p. 294 ; Rauch 99 ; Hugues 19 ; Hofer 126 ; Pompidou p. 184; Chapon p. 285 ; Galland p. 918 ; Hugues 19.
EXE-763Paris, Louis Broder, 1957. In-12°, reliure janséniste de maroquin gris taupe; doublures et gardes de box jaune citron; couverture et dos conservés, étui. (Leroux, 1969). EDITION ORIGINALE. Illustrée d'une gravure originale à la pointe sèche et en couleurs de Pablo Picasso. Tirage à 120 exemplaires sur papier Japon, celui-ci l’un des 15 justifiés hors commerce, signé par Picasso.
629086Imprimerie Artistique De Monaco Monaco 1962 Grand in-4 ( 380 X 285 mm ) de ( 6 ), 113, [114] pp., suivi de Lettre ouverte à Picasso, ( 14 ) pp., ( 2 ) ff. de justification et achevé d'imprimer, en feuilles sous couverture illustrée ajourée, chemise et étui. Première édition collective illustrée de 24 lithographies originales en noir de Pablo PICASSO dont 10 hors-texte ( la couverture avec partie ajourée, le frontispice, 2 à double page, 7 à pleine page )et 13 à mi-page.Tirage à 255 exemplaires, celui-ci un des 199 sur Rives pur chiffon à la forme ( N°115 ), ici signé au colophon au crayon gris par Jean COCTEAU et Pablo PICASSO. Très bel exemplaire.( Monod, Livres illustrés modernes, 2926 Bloch 1037-60 Mourlot 358-81 Cramer Books 117 ).
195989523Cannes 1959. Fine. A polychrome and artistic link in an epistolary chain that linked Picasso to his prominent patron for decades Cannes 23 septembre 1959 21 x 27 cm un feuillet Multi-coloured autograph letter from Pablo Picasso to Max Pellequer signed and dated by the artist on September 23 1959. The document includes the autograph address of his villa La Californie. Ten lines in blue and green pencils on a watermarked BFK Rives sheet.Minor folds and marks. A very elegant letter written in pastel colours by Pablo Picasso. Despite his prolific correspondence Picasso's entirely autographed letters are extremely rare as Laurence Madeline points out in her article on the confidential activity of the great artist:The inertia paralyzing Picasso who preferred his work as an artist to that of a secretary made the letters he took pleasure in writing more essential and more touching Laurence Madeline Picasso épistolier L'Herne no. 106. Living on the hills over Cannes the painter was indeed helped by his faithful secretary and childhood friend Jaume Sabartés who was responsible for writing numerous missives save a few correspondents notably Pellequer. Picasso wrote each of Pellequer's letters even the most insignificant in an ample voluptuous script playing with letters and words as graphic objects blending aesthetically in the space of the page in perfect contrast to the prosaic nature of the letter's content. It could even be argued that his artistic soul largely invaded his daily and administrative correspondence with his banker and ardent collector of his works. Part of their correspondence is kept at the National Picasso Museum in Paris. An extraordinary recipient. Banker and collector Max Pellequer was introduced to Picasso in 1914 by his uncle by marriage André Level. He quickly became one of Picasso's most important collectors and his financial advisor for over 30 years. Pellequer's interest in his art began as early as the 1910's when he purchased a Picasso bronze from the art dealer Ambroise Vollard. During the 1930s and 1940s as Picasso's personal banker he secured and enhanced the painter's wealth and allowed him to settle comfortably in the South of France. Picasso created a superb ex-libris on copper for him bought him paintings including La mer à L'Estaque by Cézanne now in the Picasso museum and offered him a few works. Pellequer assembled a vast collection of paintings by the great masters of modern art: Degas Raoul Dufy Paul Gauguin Fernand Léger Henri Matisse Joan Miró Modigliani and Maurice Utrillo today preserved in the most important international museums. The epistolary art of Picasso. Picasso's epistolary production acted as an outlet for his incessant creative energy which was expressed in ceramics sculptures photographs illustrations collages or poetry. Each letter was an opportunity for genius to blossom regardless of the administrative content of his exchanges with Pellequer. Perhaps to counteract the dullness of his work Picasso redoubled his efforts: an explosion of color calligraphic letters across the page. to conjure up beauty and adorn his words in shimmering hues using oil pastels black felt-tip pens or colored pencils.These alphabet letters numbers words and sentences placed on the paper like so many musical scales are literally brought to life by the creative power of the painter. The years of La Californie in Cannes. Living with Jacqueline Roque in the villa La Californie at the time of this letter the painter was producing a series of captivating lithographed portraits of his partner. Paradoxically this colorful letter corresponds to a very monochrome period of his work a superb counterpart to the black washes on zinc. Matisse with whom Pellequer also corresponded had died a month earlier. A very beautiful and visual illustration of Picasso's need for total expression through his correspondence with one of his close advisors an unknown
1956895241956. Fine. ""Mistral et soleil"" Mistral and sunshine 7 juin 1956 26.80 x 20.90 cm un feuillet dont deux lignes sur une page Autograph letter in blue and red pencil by Pablo Picasso to Max Pellequer signed and dated by the author on June 7 1956. The document includes the autograph address of his villa La Californie. 12 lines on the front of the letter and two lines on the back on a printed notice announcing the forthcoming publication of a book by Thérèse Leroy. Minor folds and a slight crease in the lower left corner. We have here a rare written account of Pablo Picasso engaging in self-deprecation. In his villa ""Californie"" the painter found a printed poster announcing the forthcoming publication of the book ""La technique du classement"" The Technique of Classification. On this announcement he humorously wrote the following words: ""Je vais m'y mettre. Un peu sur le tard"" I'll get started on it with slight delay well aware that he preferred to devote his time to his art rather than to administrative tasks. Picasso refers here to the topic of his letter the discovery of a new insurance document requested by its recipient. Max Pellequer who managed his finances knew only too well the disorderly nature of his friend the artist with 50000 works to his credit. Picasso's true concerns however seem to reflect in the letter's graphic composition. He changed the colour and size of the characters to highlight what really mattered to him: beauty and friendship. « Mistral et soleil. Allez bien et bonne poignée de main de votre Picasso » ! ""Mistral and sunshine and a proper handshake to you from Picasso""! Despite his prolific correspondence Picasso's entirely autographed letters are extremely rare as Laurence Madeline points out in her article on the confidential activity of the great artist:The inertia paralyzing Picasso who preferred his work as an artist to that of a secretary made the letters he took pleasure in writing more essential and more touching Laurence Madeline Picasso épistolier L'Herne no. 106. Living on the hills over Cannes the painter was indeed helped by his faithful secretary and childhood friend Jaume Sabartés who was responsible for writing numerous missives save a few correspondents notably Pellequer. Picasso wrote each of Pellequer's letters even the most insignificant in an ample voluptuous script playing with letters and words as graphic objects blending aesthetically in the space of the page in perfect contrast to the prosaic nature of the letter's content. It could even be argued that his artistic soul largely invaded his daily and administrative correspondence with his banker and ardent collector of his works. Part of their correspondence is kept at the National Picasso Museum in Paris. An extraordinary recipient. Banker and collector Max Pellequer was introduced to Picasso in 1914 by his uncle by marriage André Level. He quickly became one of Picasso's most important collectors and his financial advisor for over 30 years. Pellequer's interest in his art began as early as the 1910's when he purchased a Picasso bronze from the art dealer Ambroise Vollard. During the 1930s and 1940s as Picasso's personal banker he secured and enhanced the painter's wealth and allowed him to settle comfortably in the South of France. Picasso created a superb ex-libris on copper for him bought him paintings including La mer à L'Estaque by Cézanne now in the Picasso museum and offered him a few works. Pellequer assembled a vast collection of paintings by the great masters of modern art: Degas Raoul Dufy Paul Gauguin Fernand Léger Henri Matisse Joan Miró Modigliani and Maurice Utrillo today preserved in the most important international museums. The epistolary art of Picasso. Picasso's epistolary production acted as an outlet for his incessant creative energy which was expressed in ceramics sculptures photographs illustrations collages or poetry. Each letter unknown
1934419893New York: Limited Editions Club 1934. Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. First edition of this translation. Illustrated by Pablo Picasso with six original etchings in black and 30 lithographs. Tall quarto. Illustrated paper over boards. Light chipping at the spine ends wear at the corners and bottom of the front joint mild offsetting on front endpapers from clippings an about very good copy lacking the original glassine chemise and slipcase. One of 1500 numbered copies Signed by Picasso this is the translator Gilbert Seldes' own copy hand noted as copy number "G.S." Provenance on request. The Artist and The Book 226. Limited Editions Club hardcover
221711/1/50. <p>The most prodigious artistic talent of the twentieth century came from his native Spain to settle in Paris at the turn of the century and art and the art world were never the same again. His companion is writer Pierre Bertrand to whom the photo is inscribed. 6 7/8 x 4 1/2 inches. A half-length <strong>portrait</strong> inscribed on the lower margin:<em> ""Pour Pierre Bertrand / Picasso.""</em></p> unknown
1942WRCLIT65082Paris: Lacourière 1942. Original drypoint etching. Plate size 29.5 x 36.5 cm with full margins. Hinged in two places at top edge to mat board otherwise fine. One of an edition of 55 copies on Montval paper bearing the Picasso watermark executed in 1933 and published by Lacourière in 1942 neither signed nor numbered. An element from the famed Suite Vollard. BLOCH 259. Lacourière unknown books
1976136111976 Moulin de Vauboyen à Bièvres en Essonne, Pierre de Tartas et SPADEM, 1976, 1 vol. in-folio (370 x 280 mm) en feuilles sous couverture gaufrée et boîte à châsse en toile noire de l'éditeur, auteur à l'or et signature de Picasso en rouge sur le plat supérieur et auteur et illustrateur à l'or au dos, de 71 pp. - (2) ff. (justificatif de tirage et achevé d'imprimer) - (2) ff. bl.Très bon état de lensemble.
25881Monte-Carlo Sauret 1949-1964 4 volumes in-4, brochs, couvertures illustres.Ce catalogue, tabli par Fernand Mourlot, dcrit tous les diffrents tats des lithographies excutes par Pablo Picasso entre 1919 et 1963. Il comporte plus de 575 illustrations dont 88 en couleurs et 12 lithographies originales, dont 8 pour les couvertures et les quatre frontispices. Tirage unique limit 2.500 exemplaires numrots sur vlin Renage (25881 - BPL000).
19588952723 septembre 1958 | 20 x 17.5 cm | Deux pages sur un feuillet
