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[NICOLAS] || IRIBE, Paul.
- Blanc et rouge
- Rose et noir
- Bleu, blanc, rouge.
Paris, Etablissements Nicolas, 1930-1932.
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350 €
First edition.
Brochures published at the initiative of the Nicolas company for the promotion of wine.
The illustration was left to Paul Iribe, one of the leading figures of the Art Deco movement.
BULLART, Isaac.
Académie Des Sciences et des Arts.
Bruxelles, Fr. Poppens, 1682.
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950 €
First edition..
Decorated with more than 200 portraits engraved in the text.
Remarkable work for which Bullart worked for 30 years and which was published by his son. We will find, alongside humanists, navigators, scientists and inventors, printers, all the artists classified by school, Leonardo da Vinci, Magellan, Copernicus, Columbus, A. Paré, Gutenberg, etc.
MAURRAS, Charles || JOSSO, Camille-Paul.
Anthinéa, d'Athènes à Florence.
Paris, Aux dépens de l'artiste (presses Daragnès), 1955.
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250 €
First edition of illustrations.
Book printed on Daragnès presses in 200 copies decorated with 29 chisel engravings by Camille Paul Josso (1902-1986) orientalist painter, two of which are double-paged.
Unnumbered copy printed for the playwright Marc-Gilbert Sauvajon.
Accompanied by the presentation folder of the edition with a sample of the text and engravings.
PARKER, K.T. || MATHEY, Jacques.
Antoine Watteau. Catalogue complet de son oeuvre dessiné.
Paris, F. de Nobele, 1957-1959.
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300 €
First edition of this reference work comprising a catalogue raisonné of 934 drawings from Watteau. of the Camille Pissarro works.
Copy n.874 of 1000.
We add the n°LXX of July 1936 of the "la revue de l'art" devoted to Watteau. Disbound.
BENOIT, Pierre.
Axelle.
Paris, Editions Mornay, 1932.
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150 €
Edition illustrated by Lucien Boucher.
One of the 50 copies on Japan paper, ours n°23.
Editions Mornay was a French publishing house founded in 1919 by Georges and Antoinette Mornay. The company was particularly known for its exquisitely designed and illustrated books, which featured the work of some of the leading illustrators of the time.
TERRASSE, Charles || [BONNARD, Pierre].
Bonnard.
Paris, H. Floury, 1927.
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300 €
First edition, regular issue of this important study on the painter Pierre Bonnard.
BERTALL.
Cahier des charges des chemins de fer. Pamphlet illustré.
Paris, J. Hetzel, 1847.
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50 €
Second edition.
Frontispiece and numerous drawings in the text by Bertall.
PISSARRO, Ludovic Rodo || VENTURI, Lionello.
Camille Pissarro, son art, ses oeuvres.
Paris, Paul Rosenberg, 1939.
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250 €
First edition of the first Catalogue raisonné of the Camille Pissarro works.
Copy n.874 of 1000.
We add the n°IV 11 of April 1936 of the "revue de l'art" devoted to Pissaro.
DICKENS, Charles || DORE, Gustave.
Cantiques de Noël.
Paris, Editions Textes Prétextes, 1946.
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100 €
Very beautiful illustration of this classic of ancient literature by Gustave Doré
Copy n°1 printed on pure Auvergne rag by hand, accompanied by a suite in black of illustrations on pure vellum and an original watercolor, first paper printed in 21 copies.
ROBAUT, Alfred || DUTILLEUX, Constant.
Carnet de dessins.
s.l., s.n., [v.1840-1900].
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4500 €
Drawing album bellonging to Alfred Robaut, with his blind-stamped monogram on the upper cover.
A draftsman and lithographer, Robaut is best known as the author of the first catalog of works by Eugène Delacroix and Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot, painters for whom he greatly admired.
He learned to paint from his father, Felix Robaut, who taught embroidery design at the Douai Academy. In 1853, he married the eldest daughter of the painter Constant Dutilleux, through whom he came into contact with Delacroix and Corot.
This album contains numerous drawings by Alfred Robault's close friends and artists from the North (Alfred Robaut, Felix Robaut, and some of his students, as well as Constant Dutilleux).
We thus find about twenty drawings by Constant Dutillleux (3 are signed, the others attributed in the margin) by his father, 10 are attributed to Félix Robaut, 18 to Alfred Robaut, others to northern artists or former students of Felix Robaut. (2 drawings signed HP attributed to Henry Pluchard, 1 sketch by Henri Regnault with the stamp of the sale of his studio, 1 signed by De La Rochenoire, 1 signed by Célestin Lepollart, 2 drawings attributed to Caullet, 1 attributed to Abel de Pujol, 1 signed by Ambroise Détrez, 3 attributed to Pierre Billet, ...).
PETITJEAN, Charles || WICKERT, Charles.
Catalogue de l'oeuvre gravé de Robert Nanteuil.
Paris, Loys Delteil et Maurice Le Garres, 1925.
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220 €
First edition.
Copy with a few handwritten annotations by Maurice Gobin and several loose sheets of his notes.
GASQUET, Joachim.
Cézanne.
Paris, Les Editions Bernheim-Jeune, 1921.
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300 €
First edition printed at of 250 copies.
RAMUZ, Charles Ferdinand || BROSSHARD, R.Th.
Chant des Pays du Rhône.
Paris, Les Bibliophiles Régionaux, 1929.
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230 €
Edition limited to 226 copies.
With 33 lithography from Gaston Proust drawned by R.Th Bosshard.
LA COMBE, Joseph-Félix.
Charlet Sa Vie, Ses Lettres suivi d'une Description Raisonnee de Son oeuvre Lithographique.
Paris, Paulin et le Chevalier, 1856.
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60 €
First edition.
Reference bibliography on the life and work of Nicolas-Toussaint Charlet (1792-1845) French painter and lithographer.
CONSTANTIN-WEYER, Maurice || FALKE, Pierre.
Clairière.
Paris, Editions Mornay, 1929.
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250 €
Edition illustrated by George Barbier.
One of the 35 copies on Japan paper, ours n°10.
Editions Mornay was a French publishing house founded in 1919 by Georges and Antoinette Mornay. The company was particularly known for its exquisitely designed and illustrated books, which featured the work of some of the leading illustrators of the time.
MERIMEE, Prosper || TRAYNIER, Jean.
Colomba.
Paris, La Tradition, 1942.
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400 €
First edition of the illustrations.
One of the 24 copies with double set of plates and 1 copper matrix, ours n°13.
VERTES, Marcel.
Complexes.
Monte-Carlo, André Sauret, 1948.
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250 €
One of the 40 copies with an original drawing from Vertes.
BUYSSE, Cyriel || CASSIERS, Henri.
Contes des Pays-Bas.
Paris, H. Piazza, 1910.
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400 €
First edition.
Very beautiful illustrations by Henri Cassiers (1858-1944), belgian painter.
Presentation copy.
LA FONTAINE, Jean || BECAT, Paul Emile.
Contes.
Paris, Georges Briffaut, 1928-1929.
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200 €
Edition given by Louis Perceau and illustrated with out-of-text color compositions by Paul-Emile BECAT.
MOREAU-NELATON, Etienne.
Corot raconté par lui-même.
Paris, Henri Laurens, 1924.
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200 €
First edition.
Copy with a few handwritten annotations by Maurice Gobin and several loose sheets of his notes.
We enclose the catalog of Maurice Gobin's 1938 Corot exhibition and the n°11 of February 1936 of the "revue de l'art" devoted to Corot.
LONGUS || TOUCHAGES, Louis.
Daphnis et Chloé.
Paris, Editions du Bélier, 1945.
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600 €
Very beautiful illustration of this classic of ancient literature by Louis Touchages.
Copy n°1 printed on pure Auvergne rag by hand, accompanied by a suite in black of illustrations on pure vellum and an original watercolor, first paper printed in 21 copies.
GRAPPE, Georges || [DEGAS].
Degas.
Paris, Librairie artistique internationale, [1909].
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200 €
First edition.
Deluxe edition limited to 200 copies (no. 26), signed by the author.
LAFOND, Paul || [DEGAS].
Degas.
Paris, H. Floury, 1918-1919.
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700 €
First edition.
A complete copy with the original printed wrappers and all the illustrations, included the original lithography «Dans Les Coulisses».
SOULAGES, Gabriel || CARLEGLE (ill.).
Des riens.
Paris, Editions Mornay, 1926.
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450 €
Edition illustrated by Carlègle.
Gabriel Soulages is a French author of novels, stories and light collections. In his romantic work, inspired by a pleasant eroticism, he demonstrated an in-depth Greek and Latin culture.
One of 37 copies on Japon, ours n°18 accompanied by two original watercolors signed by Carlègle.
Editions Mornay was a French publishing house founded in 1919 by Georges and Antoinette Mornay. The company was particularly known for its exquisitely designed and illustrated books, which featured the work of some of the leading illustrators of the time.
CARCO, Francis || DIGNIMONT, André.
Dignimont.
Monte Carlo, André Sauret, 1946.
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250 €
First edition.
Monograph devoted by Francis Carco to the work of his friend André Dignimont.
One of the 385 numbered copies on Vélin de Rives, ours n° 331 containing in frontispiece a lithograph signed and numbered by the artist and theset of the 41 reproductions drawing from the work of Dignimont.
GUÉRIN, Marcel.
Dix-neuf portraits de Degas par lui-même Précédés de deux portraits de Degas Enfant.
Paris, Marcel Guérin, 1931.
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500 €
First edition limited to 125 copies. Copy n.56 signed by Guérin.
Contrary to what the title suggests, there are in our copy 20 portraits of Degas by himself preceded by two portraits of Degas as a child.
GUITRY, Sacha.
Elles et Toi.
Monte-Carlo, Raoul Solar, 1946.
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450 €
First edition.
One of the 300 first copies, signed by the author.
Presentation copy to Marc Gilbert Sauvageon, French playwright, screenwriter and director.
MAC ORLAN, Pierre || [BOFA, Gus].
Eloge de Gus Bofa.
Paris, Manuel Bruker, 1949.
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850 €
First edition.
One of the 20 first copy with the additional set of engravings.
WELTER, Gustave.
Eloge de la Danse.
Paris, Editions Mornay, 1925.
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250 €
Edition illustrated by Charles-Auguste Edelmann.
One of the 25 copies on Japan paper, ours n°20
Editions Mornay was a French publishing house founded in 1919 by Georges and Antoinette Mornay. The company was particularly known for its exquisitely designed and illustrated books, which featured the work of some of the leading illustrators of the time.
CARTON, Jean || MONTHERLANT, Henry de.
Encore un instant de bonheur.
Paris, Société du Livre d'Art, 1955.
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500 €
Limited edition (150 copies).
Our one the only 20 with the additionnal two suite of the engravings.
With an original drawing from Jean Carton.
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