Rimbaud mapplethorpe (16 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. The poems of Rimbaud in original French and facing-page English translation by Paul Schmidt. Illustrated with photographs by Robert Mapplethorpe. No dust jacket, as issued, with cloth-covered spine, gold lettering and tipped-in photo on front. Discreet remainder dot on lower edge of text block. Faint wear to covers. No marks or fading to inside pages. Binding is firm. 89 pages. P2.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. First Bulfinch Press edition. Remainder stripe on bottom edge. Red boards with Mapplethorpe photo pasted on front cover. Very clean copy free of any internal markings. Photos by Robert Mapplethorpe (illustratore).

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. First Bulfinch Press Edition of Rimbaud's "Une Saison en Enfer" translated into English by Paul Schmidt. Illustrated with photographs by Robert Mapplethorpe. A highly collectable, beautiful book now housed in a protective mylar cover. Condition is excellent, a few barely perceptible blemishes to bright red cover (see picture) only. Photos from Mapplethorpe Estate 1997. A lovely copy.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. First Thus. Translated by Paul Schmidt. 8vo. Pp. ix, 87. Illustrated with Mapplethorpe's photos. Quarter black cloth over red boards, lettered in gilt with photographic portrait inset on front board. An unblemished collectable copy.

Condizione: Very Good. Near Fine slipcase with a sunned backstrip Quarto (7-1/2" x 11-1/2") handsewn and handbound in full crimson Oasis goatskin leather stamped in black. The original French with the acclaimed English translation by Paul Schmidt on facing pages. Copy #794 of 1000 numbered copies illustrated with 8 hand-pulled dust-grain photogravures by Robert Mapplethorpe printed in two colors on handmade paper and SIGNED by the photographer and the translator. "Of the arresting photographs used to illustrate the book, several of the images rank among the photographer's most famous". Record # 363310.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Signed by Mapplethorpe and Wilson. Limited edition of 1000 copies, this being copy #869. Red morocco leather cover is slightly sunned on spine with a handful of tiny barely visible bumps to front cover else fine. Boards and spine are straight. Binding is tight. Publisher's notes laid-in. Pages are clean and pristine. Slipcase is sunned with a 1/4" spot but in very good+ condition.; 0 pages; Signed by Photographer. …

MAPPLETHORPE, Robert. SCHMIDT, Paul, [translator]. A Season In Hell [LEC]. Translated by Paul Schmidt. With photgravures by Robert Mapplethorpe. New York: Limited Editions Club, inc., 1986. Full Description: RIMBAUD, Arthur. [MAPPLETHORPE, Robert]. [SCHMIDT, Paul, translator]. A Season In Hell. Translated by Paul Schmidt. With photgravures by Robert Mapplethorpe. New York: Limited Editions Club, 1986. Limited edition of 1,000 copies signed by translator Paul Schmidt and photographer Robert Mapplethorpe, this being number 10. Quarto (11 1/4 x 7 5/8 inches; 287 x 192 mm). Parallel text in French and English. With seven photogravures by Robert Mapplethorpe, each with a protective tissue guard. With the prospectus laid in. Full red morocco. Front board and spine lettered in black. Previous owner's blind ownership stamp on front free endpaper. In a black cloth slipcase. A fine copy. "In A Season In Hell Rimbaud identifies Selfless Love as the ideal solution. To be absolutely modern is to remake life, to re-invent love. It is Rimbaud who pays the price for not following the path he lights, for not fulfilling his reason for rebellion. The romantic movement which preceded him also died the death of indulgence. Rimbaud in his own poetry worked his way through the crushing influences of that romanticism, pre-eminently Hugo, Musset and Baudelaire. And in passing beyond them, brought poetry into the Twentieth Century." (from the prospectus) HBS 69371. $1,500. MAPPLETHORPE, Robert; SCHMIDT, Paul (illustratore). Signed. …

Full Leather. Condizione: As New. One of 50 presentation copies out of series signed by Mapplethorpe and the translator Paul Schmidt. Total edition of 1,000 copies printed at Wild Carrot Letterpress in Hadley, Massachusetts. The text has been set in 14 point Monotype Perpetua at Out of Sorts Letterfoundry. The photogravure plates were made by Jon Goodman. The paper used for the text is a mould-made letterpress sheet. The photogravures were printed on a hand-made etching paper, with both papers made at Cartiere Enrico Magnani. The book was bound by and the slipcase was made at the Jovonis Bookbindery. A pristine collector's copy in the publisher's lined slipcase. Robert Mapplethorpe (illustratore). Book.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Bilingual text: French and English. Translated by Paul Schmidt. Illustrated with eight photogravures by Robert Mapplethorpe. Fully bound in red Morocco leather with black lettering. This copy is number 289 of a limited edition of 1,000 copies. SIGNED by the photographe r and translator. Publisher's Monthly Letter laid in. A bit of trace foxing on top edge of the text block, else fine in a near fine slipcase.; 87 pages B00IX45PPA.…

hardcover. Condizione: fine. Limited. Translated by Paul Schmidt. Frontisoiece and duotone photogravures by Robert Mapplethorpe. 87pp. Tall 8vo, bound in full crimson morocco, cloth slipcase. New York: The Limited Editions Club, (1986). A fine copy. Limited Edition, one of 1000 numbered copies, signed in full by Mapplethorpe and Schmidt. Mapplethorpe, Robert (illustratore). …

First edition thus, number 345 of 1,000 copies signed by Mapplethorpe and Schmidt. This copy retains the publisher's 4-page "Limited Editions Club Letter", loosely inserted as issued, and also includes a six-page flyer from the Hayward Gallery's major 1996 retrospective of Mapplethorpe's photography. Originally self-published by Rimbaud as Une Saison en Enfer in 1873, this prose poem was finished in a frenzy after the break-up of his relationship with Verlaine, who wounded him with a revolver in the summer of that year. Schmidt calls the poem "a work of adolescent passion - not the passion of exuberance, but passion as suffering. It is the record of a failed attempt to create a new identity by creating a new world" Mapplethorpe's sensual photographs "illuminate the smoky density, the nerve-edge screams, the sulphurous flicker of this little book" (p. vii). Quarto. With 8 photogravure plates with loosely inserted tissue guards, as issued, by Robert Mapplethorpe. Parallel French and English text. Original red morocco, spine and front cover lettered in black. Housed in publisher's plush-lined black cloth slipcase. Single leaf advertisement loosely inserted. Spine faintly sunned, else in fine condition.…

[New York:] Limited Editions Club. 1986. 4to. Original red morocco, lettered in black to front cover and spine, in plushlined black cloth slipcase; pp. [6], xii, 87, [7], printed in parallel French and English on facing pages, with 8 photogravure plates by Mapplethorpe, loosely inserted tissue guards; minimal scratching to slipcase; a near-fine copy; signed by Mapplethorpe and Schmidt in pencil to colophon. First edition, limited to 1,000 copies, with photogravure illustrations by Robert Mapplethorpe, signed by the photographer and the translator, this copy unnumbered.Arthur Rimbaud's incendiary, hallucinogenic and groundbreaking prose poem is here presented in the original French alongside Paul Schmidt's English translation. In his introduction, Schmidt describes A Season in Hell as 'a work of adolescent passion - not the passion of exuberance, but passion as suffering', and retraces the desperate circumstances which produced this frenzy of artistic expression. It was originally self-published by Rimbaud in 1873 as Une Saison en Enfer. Published only three years before the photographer's death, this edition is illustrated by Robert Mapplethorpe's spectacular photogravures. Bringing together a selection of the photographer's self-portraiture, still lifes, and experimental double exposures.…

Large 8vo. Full red leather boards. Housed in slipcase. Leaves of mould-made letterpress sheet paper, 8 photogravures printed on handmade etching paper. Signed by Mapplethorpe and Schmidt on colophon. With the prospectus for the publication loosely inserted.ÊLimited edition #983/1000.

Illustrated with eight dust-grain photogravures by Robert Mapplethorpe. Mapplethorpe's enigmatic style brings Rimbaud's dark prose to life in a way that has never been seen before and will likely never be seen again. First edition of this translation by Paul Schmidt, limited to 1,000 numbered copies signed by both Schmidt and Mapplethorpe and with the original 4-page long "Limited Editions Club Letter" loosely inserted. First published in 1873, A Seaoson In Hell is Arthur Rimbaud's prose poem writtend in a frenzy after the break-up of Rimbaud's relationship with Paul erlaine who shot him with a revolver in the summer of that year. Mapplethorpe's illustrations "display a certain visionary quality" (Encyclopedia of Literary Translation into English). This translation is by the cult poet and actor Paul Schmidt (1934-99). In his introduction Schmidt comments that Rimbaud's poem "is a work of adolescent passion - not the passion of exuberance, but passion as suffering. It is the record of a failed attempt to create a new identity by creating a new world. Passion is universal, yet some particular facts may help to explain Rimbaud's feelings, to illuminate the smoky density, the nerve-edge screams, the sulphurous flicker of this little book". First edition, limited issue, signed. Bound in dramatic dark red Morocco leather. Housed in the publisher's black cloth slipcase. With all 8 tissue guarded photogravure plates by Robert Mapplethorpe. A fine example both inside and out. Published by Limited Editions Club, New York, 1986.…

First edition thus, number 345 of 1,000 copies signed by the illustrator Robert Mapplethorpe and the translator Paul Schmidt in pencil, and retaining the publisher's 4-page "Limited Editions Club Letter", loosely inserted as issued. Mapplethorpe's illustrations "display a certain visionary quality" (Classe, p. 1168). In the translator's introduction, the poet, actor, and librettist Paul Schmidt (1934-1999) comments that Rimbaud's poem "is a work of adolescent passion - not the passion of exuberance, but passion as suffering. It is the record of a failed attempt to create a new identity by creating a new world. Passion is universal, yet some particular facts may help to explain Rimbaud's feelings, to illuminate the smoky density, the nerve-edge screams, the sulphurous flicker of this little book" (p. vii). Schmidt also published a translation of Rimbaud's complete works in 1975. Originally self-published by Rimbaud as Une Saison en Enfer in 1873, this prose poem was finished in a frenzy after the break-up of his relationship with Verlaine, who wounded him with a revolver in the summer of that year. Olive Classe (ed.), Encyclopedia of Literary Translation into English, vol. 2, 2000. Quarto. With 8 photogravure plates with loosely inserted tissue guards, as issued, by Robert Mapplethorpe. Parallel French and English text. Original red morocco, spine and front cover lettered in black. Housed in publisher's plush-lined black cloth slipcase. A fine copy in slipcase with a few light marks. …

(Mapplethorpe, Robert)illus. A SEASON IN HELL by Arthur Rimbaud. Limited Editions Club, NY, 1986. 4to., red goatskin, black cloth slipcase, 88pp. and eight photogravures by Mapplethorpe. Number 88 of the edition of 1000 copies, signed on the colophon page by Robert Mapplethorpe and by Paul Schmidt, the translator. The whole Fine throughout. Mapplethorpe, Robert (illustratore). …