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193838034Paris: Chez l'Artiste 1938. Edouard Chimot. Two volumes COMPLETE WITH THE SUPPLEMENT. Chimot's rarest and most sought-after book. Illustrated with six original full-page hors-texte color etchings with aquatint. Edition limited to 97 numbered copies SIGNED BY CHIMOT of which this is one of 75 numbered copies printed on fine Rives wove paper. WITH THE SUPPLEMENT of truly obscene poems OF WHICH ONLY A FEW COPIES WERE PRINTED "Quelques exemplaires pour l'artiste et ses amis". The supplement includes four additional etchings FOR A TOTAL OF TEN FINE COLOR ETCHINGS BY CHIMOT CONSIDERED TO BE HIS BEST WORK. Large 4to. Loose as issued in original wraps. Uncut. A bit of scattered foxing on text plates clean else fine and bright. In the original slightly worn board chemise and slipcase. A LEGENDARY RARITY. <br/><br/> Chez l'Artiste paperback
1931132689Paris: Éditions d'Art Devambez 1931. Signed by the illustrator First edition thus artist's copy number G of 15 copies on different types of paper reserved to the collaborators and signed by Chimot on the justification page. Édouard Chimot 1880-1959 was a French artist illustrator and editor whose career reached its peak in the 1920s in Paris through the publication of fine quality art-printed books. His own artistic work occupies a characteristic place and his editorial role was extremely important in bringing together some of the outstanding talents of that distinctive period in French art. With the Wall Street Crash of 1929 wiping out the market for fancy limited editions the present work was the last of Chimot's productions for Devambez. A rare survival: Library Hub lists only 1 copy held institutionally at the Bibliothèque nationale de France. Folio 325 x 248 mm. 23 full-page aquatint etchings in different states on 75 plates including the extra suite of 23 plates in two states some in bistre with remarques or in black; and 17 large in-text illustrations by Édouard Chimot. Near-contemporary red morocco by Trinckvel gilt titles on spine "ERS" tooled in gilt on front board marbled paper boards heightened in gold top edge gilt others uncut marbled endpapers heightened in gold original printed wrappers preserved printed in red and black. Early ink inscription dated 1932 to one of the preliminary blanks. Light wear to extremities light foxing throughout a near-fine copy. OCLC 458495941. hardcover
194147759Paris.: Le Livre du Bibliophile Georges Briffaut Editeur. 1941. Loose as issued in original publisher's printed wrappers with titles in red and black to front cover and spine burgundy board chemise with paper label with titles to spine and matching slipcase. Small folio. 330 x 254 mm. Half-title with justification verso inserted leaf with original colour etching by Chimot as frontispiece printed title in red and black dedication to Théophile Gautier 'Au Lecteur' and Baudelaire's verse illustrated with 20 etchings in colour by Edouard Chimot frontis. included 'Table des Matières' and final leaf with achevé d'imprimer From the edition limited to 500 numbered copies with this one of 26 from the édition de tête on Japon Impérial with five planches refusées in three states an original signed drawing for one of the plates and two additional suites of the plates each with remarques.The material with this set includes:1. 20 colour etchings as published.2. 20 colour etchings with remarques.3. 20 monochrome etchings with remarques.3. 5 planches refusées each in 3 state.4. Original signed drawing for one of the prints. Le Livre du Bibliophile, Georges Briffaut, Editeur. unknown
193120861941931. Argenteuil R. Coulouma and Paris Cerbellaud & Jonnart for the artist and Devambez May 25 1931. Large 4to c. 330 x 250 mm. Loose and entirely uncut in the original printed wrappers; pp. 4 blank 2 half-title and limitation 2 blank 2 title printed in red and black 147 3 23 full-page etchings with aquatint some colour-printed or tinted in the text; spine of wrappers a little rubbed and worn remnants of contemporary half-calf folder and slipcase; a few leaves with marginal blue ink spots.Privately printed number XVI of the 23 copies on japon ancien reserved for the artist total printrun 198 copies with Chimot's aquatint etchings in the first state second state printed in sanguine with remarques the second state with remarques printed in black the final state and one plate in all states dossier limitation signed by the artist a few manuscript notes in the artist's hand on folder of the dossier.This set not only comprises the additional versions of the illustrations but in the dossier complet d'une planche all stages of the plate to Prologue d'un livre including the copper plate a first charcoal and bistre study the pencil drawing for the etching signed by the artist an early proof of the etching combined with the text altogether apart from the copperplate and the print in the book 14 different stages of this particular plate.The French artist book illustrator printmaker exclusively etchings and editor Edouard Chimot 1880-1959 rented a studio in Montmartre haunted by 'jeunes et jolies femmes' his models. He began to illustrate texts; however the First World War interrupted his career. After the War he was able to rent Renoir's old atelier where he produced etchings alongside decadent literature as well as Henri Barbusse. From 1923 to 1931 as artistic director of Les Editions d'Art Devambez he oversaw the production of many outstanding illustrated private press books but reserved some texts for his own art as etcher and printmaker among them this collection of erotic poetry by the symbolist poete maudit Verlaine which had been published first in 1889 and ever since has tempted book illustrators to publish their art alongside the poems. During the roaring '20s in Paris Chimot became a central figure of the Jazz age with many connections to artistic and literary circles including the Surrealist movement. He even embarked on film-making in 1924. Parallelement is his last French limited edition artistic book production; the Wall Street Crash of 1929 had eliminated the economic basis for such productions for a long time. He later settled in Spain and continued illustrating books. unknown