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85532Couverture rigide. Bon/1943. in-folio. Paris 1943 in-folio np en feuilles sous chemise Très bel exemplaire de l'édition numérotée! unknown
193183943Paris: S. n. 1931. Fine. S. n. Paris 8 Avril 1931 13.50 x 20.50 cm deux pages Autograph letter signed 23 lines in black ink on Echo de Paris letterhead from the illustrator and caricaturist Sennep addressed to his friend the Provençal writer caricaturist and filmmaker Carlo Rim about an article that Carlo Rim had published in his magazine ""Vu"" contravening artistic property: ""Mon cher Carlo Rim puisque tu es rédacteur en chef je t'absous ! Et Vu en sera quitte pour les inévitables droits de reproduction que lui réclamera sans doute le syndicat de la propriété artistique. ""L'incident sanglant"" avait pour origine une reproduction intempestive de quinze ou vingt dessins sans autorisation préalable et sans indication d'origine et servant d'illustration à un article contre Léon Daudet. J'avais trouvé le procédé bizarre. Mais il n'est plus question de ça ! A bientôt j'espère et bien amicalement. J. Sennep."" ""My dear Carlo Rim since you are editor-in-chief I absolve you! And Vu will get off with just the inevitable reproduction rights that the artistic property union will doubtless claim from it. 'The bloody incident' originated from an untimely reproduction of fifteen or twenty drawings without prior authorization and without indication of origin serving as illustration for an article against Léon Daudet. I had found the procedure bizarre. But there's no more talk of that! See you soon I hope and very cordially. J. Sennep."" Fold inherent to mailing trace of rusty paper clip at head of the letter Carlo Rim was a Provençal writer author of ""Ma belle Marseille"" a caricaturist a filmmaker and was notably the friend of Fernandel Raimu and Marcel Pagnol but also of Max Jacob and André Salmon whom he met in Sanary. S. n. unknown
194083176Paris: S. n. 1940. Fine. S. n. Paris s. d. circa 1940 13.50 x 21 cm une feuille recto-verso Autograph letter signed 22 lines in black ink on Echo de Paris letterhead from the illustrator and caricaturist Sennep addressed to his friend the Provençal writer caricaturist and filmmaker Carlo Rim announcing his sudden departure from Paris and postponing the project that was to bring them together: ""Mon cher Carlo Rim je reçois votre petit mot. Vous savez que je compte sur cet échange dont je vous avais parlé et que vous aviez bien voulu accepter. Malheureusement je quitte Paris demain matin et je ne sais pas exactement quand je repasserai par la capitale. Mais je vous ferai signe à tout hasard quand je viendrai. Bien amicalement. J. Sennep."" ""My dear Carlo Rim I received your little note. You know that I am counting on this exchange I spoke to you about and which you were kind enough to accept. Unfortunately I am leaving Paris tomorrow morning and I don't know exactly when I will pass through the capital again. But I will let you know just in case when I come. Yours truly. J. Sennep."" Fold inherent to the mailing trace of a rusty paper clip at the head of the verso of the letter affecting without severity two letters at the end of two words. Carlo Rim was a Provençal writer author of ""Ma belle Marseille"" a caricaturist a filmmaker and was notably the friend of Fernandel Raimu and Marcel Pagnol but also of Max Jacob and André Salmon whom he met in Sanary. S. n. unknown
27639Paris Editions Chantal 1945. 1 vol. 265 x 210 mm non paginé. Broché sous couverture illustrée en couleurs. Edition originale. Préface de Jean Auberlé. Envoi signé : "Pour Dubout bien amicalement J. Sennep". De la bibliothèque Albert Dubout. Paris, Editions Chantal, 1945. 1 vol. (265 x 210 mm) non paginé. Broché, sous couverture illustrée en couleurs. unknown
196882509Marseille: S. n. 1968. Fine. S. n. Marseille 1968 13.50 x 21 cm une feuille Autograph letter dated and signed 25 lines in black ink from the illustrator and caricaturist Sennep addressed to his friend the Provençal writer caricaturist and filmmaker Carlo Rim thanking him while teasing him after having been decorated with the Legion of Honor: ""Merci gros jaloux ! mais d'abord je n'ai pas les cheveux aussi blancs ! ensuite ma cravate est d'un bleu de ciel qui évoque le ruban des ""Enfants de Marie"" beaucoup plus que l'ordre du Saint-Esprit."" ""Thank you big jealous one! but first I don't have hair that white! then my tie is sky blue which evokes the ribbon of the ""Children of Mary"" much more than the order of the Holy Spirit."" A self-portrait in black felt-tip pen and heightened with blue pencil represents the illustrator freshly honored with his decoration around his neck. Fold inherent to mailing. Carlo Rim was a Provençal writer author of ""Ma belle Marseille"" a caricaturist a filmmaker and was notably the friend of Fernandel Raimu and Marcel Pagnol but also of Max Jacob and André Salmon whom he met in Sanary. S. n. unknown
1926512163Paris: Éditions Bossard 1926. Softcover. Good. First edition. Text in French. Tall quarto. 93pp. Illustrated from caricatures of numerous French statesmen artists and authors. Printed heavy card wrappers. From a limited edition of fifty copies printed on hand-made paper. Wrappers with edgewear and just a bit of foxing text with heavy foxing throughout sound but good only. Éditions Bossard unknown
51-5290Circa 1930s. Ink drawing. 19 x 28cm. Signed. Provenance: Estate of Pierre Malo 1902-1962 . Circa 1930s unknown
196282259Marseille: S. n. 1962. Fine. S. n. Marseille 24 Avril 1962 21 x 27 cm une feuille Typed letter dated and signed in blue ink by the illustrator and caricaturist Sennep on Figaro letterhead addressed to his friend the Provençal writer caricaturist and filmmaker Carlo Rim congratulating him on the Cross of the Legion of Honor which was recently awarded to him. April 24 1962 all my most affectionate congratulations! J. Sennep"" these few words being accompanied by an original drawing by Sennep showing himself applauding the Cross of the Legion of Honor that was awarded to his friend. S. n. unknown
19295209Paris: Editions Bossard 1929. First edition. An album of political caricatures by Sennep. Soft paper covers. The covers are darkened. There are some tears and marks to the covers. The spine has been reinforced with white archival tape. Still a decent copy. Owner's name to the top of the front cover. Internally complete clean and tidy throughout with a little darkening to the pages. Unpaginated but 64 pages. Jean-Jacques Charles Pennès known as Jean Sennep 1894-1982. He was celebrated for his political caricatures contributing to major publications such as L'Action française Le Figaro Candide and L'Écho de Paris. Sennep's art often reflecting his strong views—he was a right-leaning anti-communist but also critical of Nazi Germany and opposed collaboration with the Vichy regime. 32cm x 25cm. . Première édition. Un album de caricatures politiques de Sennep. Couverture en papier souple. Les couvertures sont assombries. Il y a quelques déchirures et marques sur les couvertures. Le dos a été renforcé avec du ruban adhésif d'archivage blanc. Il s'agit néanmoins d'un bon exemplaire. Le nom du propriétaire figure en haut de la couverture. L'intérieur est complet propre et bien rangé avec un léger noircissement des pages. Non paginé mais 64 pages. Jean-Jacques Charles Pennès connu sous le nom de Jean Sennep 1894-1982. Célèbre pour ses caricatures politiques il a contribué à des publications majeures telles que L'Action française Le Figaro Candide et L'Écho de Paris. L'art de Sennep reflétait souvent ses opinions tranchées : anticommuniste de droite il critiquait également l'Allemagne nazie et s'opposait à la collaboration avec le régime de Vichy. 32cm x 25cm. Editions Bossard unknown
