vertès marcel illustrations (7 risultati)

hardcover. Illustrations en couleurs de Mariano Andreu, Roger Chapelain-Midy, Pierre-Eugène Clairin, Jacques Despierre, Jean-Denis Malclès, Lila de Nobili, Roland Oudot, Jacques Thevenat et Marcel Vertès (illustratore). Grasset 1955. Grand in-8. 746+820 pages. Grasset 1955. Grand in-8. 746+820 pages. Nb de volume : 2. L'un des 7620 exemplaires numérotés sur Vergé Voiron . L'un des 7620 exemplaires numérotés sur Vergé Voiron . Deux volumes reliés en cartonnage d'éditeur en bon état, intérieurs propres, bons exemplaires . Illustrations en couleurs de Mariano Andreu, Roger Chapelain-Midy, Pierre-Eugène Clairin, Jacques Despierre, Jean-Denis Malclès, Lila de Nobili, Roland Oudot, Jacques Thevenat et Marcel Vertès. Tome I : Provinciales - L'Ecole des indifférents - Elpénor - Suzanne et le Pacifique - Juliette au pays des hommes - Siegfried et le Limousin - Simon le Pathétique. Tome II : Bella - Eglantine - Les Aventures de Jérôme Bardini - La France sentimentale - Combat avec l'ange - Choix des élues. Hippolyte Jean Giraudoux est un écrivain et un diplomate français, né le 29 octobre 1882 à Bellac dans la Haute-Vienne et mort le 31 janvier 1944 à Paris. Brillant étudiant et soldat décoré pendant la Première Guerre mondiale, il occupe des fonctions diplomatiques et administratives tout en écrivant des romans avant de se diriger vers le théâtre après sa rencontre avec le comédien Louis Jouvet qui mettra en scène et interprétera ses ?uvres principales. Sa situation pendant l'Occupation est complexe et son rôle contrasté.

Mariano Andreu - R. Chapelain-Midy - P.-E. clairin - J. Despierre - J.-D. Malclés - Lila de Nobili - R. Oudot - J. Thévenet - Marcel Vertès (illustratore). PARIS, Grasset - 1955 - In-8 - Reliure éditeur imitation velin - Dos lisse orné - 1 er plat illustré - Illustrations en couleurs (protégées par serpentes) de Mariano Andreu - R. Chapelain-Midy - P.-E. clairin - J. Despierre - J.-D. Malclés - Lila de Nobili - R. Oudot - J. Thévenet - Marcel Vertès - 742 pages - Propre Livres.

Couverture souple. Condizione: Bon. 32,5 x 25 cm, non paginé. En feuilles sous couverture souple à rabats. L'un des 180 exemplaires numérotés sur vélin blanc de Rives.

Wraps. Condizione: Very Good. First Limited Edition. No. 12 of 20. With a folio of three original ink drawings signed by Vertes, a folio of 10 engravings that were rejected for use in the book proper, and a suite of all the engravings used in the book. This copy is also inscribed by the artist to the collector/owner, which is not something called for in the limitation. 204 pp. Stylistically, the Hungarian-American Vertes brought a loose, near-abstraction sensibility to what nonetheless remained lucidly representational art. He executed his images with a spare economy while keeping his lines fluid and flowing. At times his output could look slapdash and improvisational; this effect, though, splendidly captured the emphemeral moment in an ever-changing scene, and we can sense easily movement and motion. Vertes was a modernist very much of his time and place. His was an oeuvre that dared to please the average man, and thus his work decorate such places as the lobby of the Carlyle Hotel in New York. Vertes was also a costume designer who won an Academy Award for his art direction and costume designs in the movie "Moulin Rouge" released in 1952.

In-4°. 82 p., 3 f. Avec 11 planches. Reliure moderne demi-cuir, couverture originale conservée (sans dos, sign. St-Canisius, Fribourg). No. 154/200 exemplaires numérotés sur vélin d'Arches (tirage: 250 expl.). - Couverture originale tachée. Sprache: französisch.

[Erotic poesy from a celebrated author, illustrated with thirty-two original lithographs by an unknown artist]. 32 illustrations, with 18 in full page, 31 printed in black and the last in rose framboise. First illustrated edition. 4to., endpaper, half-title, title, loose leaves in a folded paper wrapper; titles in black and grey on upper portion, glacine jacket, in a grey Ingres paper covered card slipcase and chemise, titles in holograph on spine ? possibly in Perceau's hand, French text. An out of series example inscribed 'de Louis Perceau P.P.' , printed on Hollande from a complete run of 170 copies with 165 numbered on Whatman, the next 14 on Hollande Van Gelder with 3 drawings and two suites of prints in noir and rose framboise and three rejected lithographs in black, and 150 copies on ve?lin de Hollande Van Gelder numbered 16 to 165. There are also 5 examples revealing the artist's name and with specially treated prints. Barcelone, Atarazanas [Paris], [Rene? Bonnel], l'An I de la Re?publique Catalane, 1932. £1000.00 Near fine contents and wrapper, slipcase browned and chipped with splits starting, spine of chemise browned also. Dutel 2228, Pia 1155. Provenance: a wonderful association copy from one of the great erotic bibliographers, and the editor of this book, to one of the other founding fathers of the discipline. From the Bibliothe?ques of Jean-Pierre Faur and Emmanuel Pierrat. The book was not of course published in the shipyards of Barcelona in the newly declared au- tonomous region of Catalonia in the founding year of the Spanish Republic but was declared so in homage or in solidarity, Pia was a lifelong leftist and activist. 219152.

Paris, NRF, collection Les Arts et Le Livre, 1926. ÉDITION ORIGINALE, illustrée par Marcel VERTÈS de 12 grandes lithographies en noir, dont une est reprise en page de titre et en couverture. Le tirage est limité à 600 exemplaires. Un des 500 exemplaires numérotés sur vélin pur fil Lafuma. In-folio broché de IV - 45 pp., 29 X 39 cm. Couverture rose rempliée, illustrée. Très bon état. Livres.