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Max Ernst. Max Ernst. Texte de Joe Bousquet et Michel Tápie. Paris, René Drouin 1950. Mit zwei signierten Farblithographien und zahlreichen Abbildungen, teils auf Tafeln. Originalumschlag, eingebunden in Halblederband mit Acrylglasdeckeln und Rückenvergoldung (signiert: Mercher || 1971). Im marmoriertem Schuber mit Lederkanten. Ausrufzeit : ca. 15:16 (Zeitplan ohne Gewähr) Ausstellungskatalog. - Eins von 50 Exemplaren der Vorzugsausgabe mit den signierten Lithographien (Gesamtausgabe 81, davon 31 Mitarbeiter- und Künstlerexemplare). - Impressum vom Künstler signiert. - Gedruckt auf Montval-Bütten. - Der bibliophile Katalog, der auf Anregung von Heinz Berggruen erschien, hier in einem Handeinband von Daniel-Henri Mercher, dem Sohn des berühmten Pariser Buchbinders Henri Mercher. Er trat 1964 in dessen Werkstatt ein, machte sich 1968 selbständig. Die Acrylglasdeckel-Einbände sind ein Markenzeichen seiner Werkstatt. Spies/Leppin 36 A 28,5 : 19,5 cm. [4], 61, [7] Seiten. english description: Includes two signed color lithographs and numerous illustrations, some on plates. Half-leather binding with gilded spine and acrylic glass-covers. (signed: Mercher || 1971). In a marbled slipcase with leather-edges. Exhibition catalog. - One of 50 copies of the special edition with signed lithographs (total print run of 81, including 31 copies for staff and artists). - Colophon signed by the artist. - Printed on Montval handmade paper. - This bibliophile catalog, published at the suggestion of Heinz Berggruen, is presented here in a hand-bound edition by Daniel-Henri Mercher, the son of the famous Parisian bookbinder Henri Mercher. He joined his father’s workshop in 1964 and established his own business in 1968. The acrylic glass-covered bindings are a hallmark of his workshop.
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