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[STEINLEN] - AURIOL (Georges) - DYSSORD (Jacques).-Livre Rare Book

Steinlen. Steinlen et la rue, par Georges Auriol. Saint Lazare, par Jacques Dyssord.

Richepin, Jean & Theophile Steinlen, illustratorBiblio.com

La Chanson des Gueux

19101720Paris: Edouard Pelletan 1910. Limited Edition. Near fine. Théophile Steinlen. 4to; 10 1/8 x7 3/4 inches 258 x 197 mm; half-title limitation title with publisher's device 366 pp including a glossary of slang Glossaire argotique 1 8 advertisements printed in black and red with additional colors for title page. 252 illustrations from works by Théophile Steinlen engraved by Ducourtioux. Full red morocco binding by Vautrin gilt stamped in dentelle; gilt fillets on covers raised bands with gilt titles and decorations in compartments wide gilt dentelles marbled endpapers t.e.g.; original paper boards bound in; minimal rubbing on bottom corners and edges internally clean and bright with a very faint water mark on bottom right corner not affecting texts or images firmly bound. Copy 218 of 340 numbered and signed by E. Pelletan on limitation page one of 267 copies on Marais Mills hand-made paper. Carteret IV 341; Crauzat 643. A very beautiful work by Jean Richepin 1849 - 1926 superbly illustrated by Théophile Alexandre Steinlen 1859-1923 in an elegant contemporary binding. Richepin was virtually unknown until the publication in 1876 of this volume of verse entitled La Chanson des Gueux a declaration of war against the bourgeoisie. Richepin's outspokenness resulted in his being imprisoned and fined for "outrage to morals." The collection was republished without the contentious pieces which were published separately in Brussels in 1881. The book is divided into several parts: 1°/ Beggars of the Fields; 2°/ Beggars of Paris; 3°/ We Other Beggars; Epilogue: The End of the Beggars. A slang glossary concludes the work. For this 1910 edition the illustrations were entrusted to the Swiss-born Steinlen who was politically engaged and often collaborated with anarchist and socialist press. "You will find Steinlen at the entrance to the construction site at the workshop door at the factory exit; he is everywhere where people gather on days of celebration riot or strike. . He succeeds in establishing the link which unites simple hearts in showing the intimate cohesion of the group of the theory of the collection; no one possesses to the same degree as Steinlen the gift and the power to make the shiver of a common anguish run through an assembly Roger Marx preface to "L'Oeuvre gravé et lithographié de Steinlen" Paris Société de Propagation des Livres d'Art 1913. Edouard Pelletan unknown

Rob Zanger Rare Books LLC · États-Unis2 000,00 $US≈ 1 692,20 €

Steinlen, Theophile AlexandreBiblio.com

Eighteen 18 Signed Lithographs; Studies from Croquis de Temps de Guerre

19163398Paris: D'Alignan Editeur; A. Vernant & E. Dolle Imprimeurs 1916. First Edition One of 400 sets printed on velin. All in Very Good to Fine Condition/Title and publisher label from the original folio have been preserved on the cover of a new wrap. Now preserved in an attractive matching clam shell of brown and beige marbled paper. Uncommonly found complete set as issued with all eighteen 18 lithos each is signed by the artist in pencil. Too often individual lithos have been seperated from the set for individual sale making complete copies quite rare. 3 3/4" x 5 1/4" lithographs on velin tipped on to 7" x 9" sheets. Croquis de Temps de Guerre "Sketches from Wartime" is Steinlen's major World War I print portfolio. The scenes depicted take place between 1914 and 1916 and are the head and torso studies from his larger series on Serbian refugees. Included is an upper torso preliminary of the most famous of these "La Poilue". D'Alignan was the director of the "La Guerre editions" and exclusive publisher of Steilen's work between 1915 and 1919. Steinlen was well known for his sympathetic eye in depicting the miseries of war. One can discern even from these small poignant drawings of face and torsos the suffering and burdens of war on especially the mothers and children. This was originally intended to be a series of four albums alas this is the first and only one published. Theoophile Steilen 1859 - 1923 was born in Switzerland. He initially studied Theology in Lausanne a precursor to his humanitarian sentiments as well as being a commited socialist and anarchist. He moved to Paris and in 1883 became part of the bohemian collective of Monmartre along with Henri Toulouse-Lautrec and Emil Zola. He was the primary illustrator of song books for Aristide Bruant and served as the resident illustrator for the magazine "Chat Noir". When not creating art the crew often gathered at the cabaret of the same name. HIs enduring best know creation is the "Tournee du Chat Noir" poster the iconic black cat advertising the cabaret which remains one of the most reproduced images in poster history. "Tout vient du peuple tout sort du peuple et nous ne sommes que ses porte-voix. Everything comes from the people everything comes out of the people and we are merely its mouthpieces." - T. A. Steinlen. D'Alignan, Editeur; A. Vernant & E. Dolle, Imprimeurs unknown

Montgomery Rare Books · États-Unis1 950,00 $US≈ 1 649,90 €

L'ART ET LES ARTISTES (Revue) ; DAYOT, Armand (Directeur)Livre Rare Book

5 numéros spéciaux grand luxe sur papier Japon - La Serbie Glorieuse - Russie (Art Ancien) - Le Maroc Artistique - Russie (Art Moderne) - Venise avant et pendant la Guerre - [Lithographie signée de Steinlen]

191718551917 Couverture rigide Paris, L'Art et les Artistes, 1917, 1918. 5 numéros spéciaux de la revue regroupés dans un volume in-4 (30 x 21,5 cm), reliure demi-chagrin signée Louis Marchand, dos à 5 nerfs orné de caissons dorés, papier à la cuve aux plats et contreplats, tranche supérieure dorée, dos insolé avec quelques frottements, coins légèrement émoussés. Les 5 numéros grand luxe du volume sont numérotés sur papier de la Manufacture Impériale du Japon (tirage limité à 25 exemplaires). LA SERBIE GLORIEUSE, 67 pages, 2 états sur Japon d'une lithographie originale de Steinlen dont un avant la lettre, "Le martyre de la Serbie" signé à la mine de plomb, 122 illustrations, quelques rousseurs marginales en tête sans atteindre le texte et les illustrations. RUSSIE - ART ANCIEN, 47 pages, 2 états sur Japon d'une gravure de Roublev dont un avant la lettre, "Trinité", textes de Louis Réau, 58 illustrations. LE MAROC ARTISTIQUE, 51 pages, 2 états sur Japon d'un dessin original d'Alfred Dehodencq dont un avant la lettre, "Une fête juive au Maroc", texte du Général Lyautey, 84 illustrations. RUSSIE - ART MODERNE, 47 pages, 2 états sur Japon d'un dessin original de Paul Dardé dont un avant la lettre, "Tolstoï", texte de Camille Mauclair, 77 illustrations. VENISE AVANT ET PENDANT LA GUERRE, 49 pages, 2 états sur Japon d'une gravure d'après un dessin du Titien dont un avant la lettre, "Le jugement de Pâris", texte de Henri de Régnier, 70 illustrations. Fondée en 1905 par Armand Dayot, alors Inspecteur général des Beaux-Arts, la revue L'Art et les Artistes devient pendant la Grande guerre un organe de résistance intellectuelle et de témoignage, invitant auteurs et illustrateurs à s'exprimer sur le conflit en cours. Provenance : Adolphe Thalasso, proche collaborateur de la revue, écrivain et critique d'Art né à Constantinople, figure orientaliste à Paris dans le monde littéraire. Bel état du texte et des planches, bon exemplaire sur grand papier, enrichi d'une puissante lithographie de Steinlen.

Librairie Girard-Talec · Fontenay sous Bois, France1 000,00 €

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