Search Results: Titles starting with D from Marninart, Inc (ABAA-ILAB)

Catalogue of the exhibition Dada and Surrealism Reviewed at Hayward Gallery in London in 1978, the book includes many illustration in color and B/W, reproducing many important art pieces of these historical art movements. Introductory text "Regarding the exhibition" by David Sylvester, and an essay "An other culture" by Elizabeth Cowling. In very good conditions, dust-jacket worn at edges. An important reference books of dada and Surrealist movement.

Robert Mouret, Editions des Maîtres Contemporains, Paris 1974. One of 250 copies. Complete porfolio of 12 drypoints, all signed and numbered in pencil by Dali, of which 11 with pochoirs in color depicting the fables of Jean de La Fontaine. One drypoint in black depicts de la Fontaine and is printed on Velin d'Arches. Guarded in the original brown velvet case, with gilded title and Dali's gilded signature. Each print with the certificate of authenticity by Roland Mouret Editeur.

Berggruen, Paris & Schwarz, Milan, 1964. This book is made up of a collection of ten etchings withaquatint in color by Enrico Baj, signed and numbered in pencil, to accompany ten poems of BenjaminPeret chosen by Tristan Sauvage from the collection De derrière les fagots. It includes a foreword byAndre Breton and a false title in facsimile by Marcel Duchamp. Limited numbered edition of 125 copies inVelin d'Arches and Velin de Rives for the etchings of with this copy is one of the 89 copies. Signed incolophon by Andre Breton and Enrico Baj in pencil. Loose as issued, complete, guarded in the originalslipcase in cloth with strips design, beige on beige, and small decorative tassel in white, matching hardchemise. In very good conditions

Berggruen, Paris & Schwarz, Milan, 1964. This book is made up of a collection of ten etchings with aquatint in color by Enrico Baj, signed and numbered in pencil, to accompany ten poems of Benjamin Peret chosen by Tristan Sauvage from the collection De derrière les fagots. It includes a foreword by Andre Breton and a false title in facsimile by Marcel Duchamp. Limited numbered edition of 125 copies in Velin d'Arches and Velin de Rives for the etchings of with this copy is one of the 89 copies. Signed in colophon by Andre Breton and Enrico Baj in pencil. Loose as issued, complete, guarded in the original slipcase in cloth with strips design, beige on beige, and small decorative tassel in white, matching hard chemise. In very good conditions

Dafhnis and Chloe by Longus. Braziller 1977. Translate by George Moore. Illustrated by Chagall with 42 plates in color, of which several in double page, reproducing Chagall's original limited edition of 1961. A fine copy in pictorical dust jacket in fine condition, complete of slipcase.

Das Werk Ernst Ludwig Kirchners. Grohmann, Will. Kurt Wolff, Verlag, 1926. Limited in 850 copies numbered (Exemplaire N. 323), with 6 original woodcuts by Kirchners (title and 4 subtitles in blue, 1 black and white woodcut on p. 10). Text in German, 100 prototypes in color and B/W. Very good. Please, ask for complete condition report.

Floury Paris, 1918-1919. Paul Lafond. Volume 1 & 2. Degas monography richly illustrated with reproductions of Degas' work and tipped in plates and in both color and black and white. Both volumes bound in leather and marbled boards with original soft covers well preserved on the inside. Original cover of vol 1 with stains and some scratches at the left edges. Spines with title and decorations in gilt.

With 1 original colour lithograph by Tapies printed in quadruple page. Poem by Joan Brossa. cover slightly worn on the edges and spine. Very good condition.

Paris: Paris: Maeght, 1979, 1979. With 2 original color lithographs in double page by Tapies. Text by Julio Cortazar. First Edition. Original Wraps. Very Good.

August 1982. 25 original lithographs by Chagall, Miro, Tapies, Ubac, Arakawa, Riopelle, Chillida and others. -1st edition Very good. Please, ask for complete conditions report.

Derrière le miroir N.107-108-109, June-July 1958, "Sur quatre murs", Paris. With 4 original lithographs by Miró, Chagall, Giacometti, Tan-Coat. Texts by Léger, Kandinsky, Matisse, Miró and Bazaine.In very good conditions.

Derrière le Miroir N. 176, Le Yaouanc, February 1969, Paris. With 8 original lithographs in color, of which two in double page and one in triple page. Text by Patrick Waldberg.Loose as issued.Dent on the lower edge of the cover running through the magazine. Overall, in very good conditions.

Derrière le Miroir n.172 Kemeny, May 1968. With 21 reproductions, of which 10 in color and 11 in blackand white. Loose as issued.

Derrière le Miroir n.217, Monory "Opéras glacés", 1976. With 1 silkscreen in color in double page.Loose as issued. In very good conditions.

Derrière le miroir, N.25-26, 1950. Éditions Pierre à Feu - Galerie Maeght, Paris. Front cover original color lithography by Braque -printed by Mourlot- enriched by five reproductions drawings. Two texts by Char and Maldiney. Loose as issued.DLM was created in 1946 by Aimé Maeght and named by Jacques Kober, then Directeur of Galerie Maeght -opened in October 1945. From 1952 to 1968, two then four pages of "Chronicles de l'Art Vivant" by Georges Limbourg were added. After 1968, "L'Art Vivant" became a separate magazine, not included anymore in DLM. Last publication of DLM was in 1982, numéro 253.Very good condition.

Derrière le Miroir n.135-136, "Pierre Reverdy, Georges Braque", Maeght Editeur, 1962. With 1 original lithograph in cover, and 5 color lithographs, of which one in double page. One picture of Braque by Mariette Lachaud. Includes "Chroniques". Loose as issued.

Derrière le Miroir n.127, May 1961. With 14 original lithographs, of which 3 in double page, by Giacometti.Few stains at the spine, inside in very good conditions.

Derrière le miroir, N.85-86, April-May 1956. Éditions Maeght, Paris. Front cover color lithograph, plus 3 more color lithographs-one in double page- by Braque. Text by Dupin. Includes the catalogue of personal exhibition of G. Braque, and "Chroniques".DLM was created in 1946 by Aimé Maeght and named by Jacques Kober, then Directeur of Galerie Maeght -opened in October 1945. From 1952 to 1968, two then four pages of "Chroniques de l'Art Vivant" by Georges Limbourg were added. After 1968, "L'Art Vivant" became a separate magazine, not included anymore in DLM. Last publication of DLM was in 1982, numéro 253.

Derrière le Miroir n.220, Adami, 1976. With 3 original lithographs in color in double page, and 5 reproductions in color.Loose as issued. In very good conditions.

Derrière le Miroir 130 November 1961, Ubac. With 7 original color lithographs, of which one in double page, by Ubac.In very good conditions.