[SWEDISH BALLETS]. Extremely rare set of 10 programs and reviews on the Swedish Ballets. The Swedish Ballets was a ballet company created by Rolf de Maré, which moved to the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées. The choreographies were directed by Jean Börlin. During 5 seasons, from 1920 to 1925, they gave more than 2700 performances in the world. They surrounded themselves with the best artists, including composers Claude Debussy, Darius Milhaud, Isaac Albeniz, Alfredo Casella, Germaine Tailleferre, Erik Satie, Arthur Honegger, etc., poets Blaise Cendrars, Paul Claudel, Luigi Pirandello and Jean Cocteau, as well as painters Fernand Léger, Giorgio De Chirico, Pierre Bonnard, Jean Hugo, Foujita, Gerald Murphy and Francis Picabia. Includes, in a cardboard folder : - La Danse. Paris, November 1920. - In-4, stapled. Number 2 of the magazine La Danse, entirely devoted to the first season of the Swedish Ballets at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées in Paris (October 23-December 6, 1920). It includes the programme as well as portraits of all the artists and illustrations by Per Krohg, R. Chastel, Nils de Dardel, Steinlen, Pierre Bonnard, etc. Copy enriched with two posters and a prospectus-program of the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées concerning this first season of the Swedish Ballets. - La Danse. Paris, February 1921. - In-4, stapled. Number 5 of the same magazine. It contains the programme of the Ballets Suédois for February 1921 as well as various articles by Jean de Bonnefon, Albert Jeanneret, René Bizet, etc., with photographic reproductions and drawings by Pierre Mourgue, Dignimont, etc. Copy enriched with 2 reproductions of drawings by Steinlen for the decor of La Fête Dieu à Séville, 3rd painting of Iberia and for the costume of a dancer in the same play. Tear with lack to the second cover. - La Danse. Paris, June 1921. - In-4, stapled. Number 9 of the review La Danse, devoted to the second season of the Ballets Suédois, including texts by Paul Claudel on L'Homme et son désir, by Jean Cocteau on Les Mariés de la Tour Eiffel, by F. d'Hautrelieu on La Boîte à joujoux, etc., with drawings in reproduction by Valentine Hugo (on the cover), Gerda Wegener, Audrey Parr, André Hellé, etc. Copy enriched with the reproduction of a portrait signed by Jean Boullet, 3 programmes of the Swedish Ballets at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées for the period from 3 to 26 June 1921, and the reproduction of a sketch of two characters from Iberia by Steinlen. - La Danse. Paris, August 1922. - In-4, stapled. Number 23 of the review La Danse, partly devoted to the Swedish Ballets. It includes reproduction drawings by A. de Roux. Attached is a reproduction of a sketch by Steinlen for Jean Boulin's poster, and a reproduction in black of a portrait of the latter after Lorenzi- Original program of the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées for the Swedish Ballets, 1922 season, in-8, stapled . Includes two leaves on laid paper with an article by Louis Léon-Martin entitled L'Art au théâtre. - La Danse. Paris, November-December 1924. - In-4, stapled. Particularly sought-after special issue devoted to the Swedish Ballets, with compositions by Francis Picabia, Giorgio de Chirico, Foujita, Alexeieff, Touchagues, etc., as well as by Marie Vassilieff and Fernand Léger on the cover. The texts are by Picabia, Blaise Cendrars, Rolf de Maré, Alfredo Casella, Chirico, Roland-Manuel, Jean Borlin, Érik Satie, etc. Copy enriched with the program of the Ballets Suédois of December 30, 1924 at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées and the brochure of the exhibition Les Ballets Suédois (models of sets, costumes, interpretations) Collection Rolf de Maré at the Galerie du Bucheron in Paris from May 8 to 31, 1931, illustrated with a black reproduction of a watercolour by Irène Lagut. - The Swedish Ballets. Rolf de Maré. 850 performances in Paris, London, Stockholm... Paris, [1923]. - In-4, stapled. Very sought-after brochure, published in English in 1923 and certainly published on the occasion of the Swedish Ballet's tour in the United States. It presents the activity and the program of these Ballets and includes for each piece described numerous photographs of dancers, musicians, authors and painters-decorators, as well as illustrations reproducing drawings by André Hellé, Fernand Léger, Nils de Dardel, Hélène Perdriat, Valentine Hugo, G. Gallibert, etc. The cover is illustrated with a colour composition by Fernand Léger on both covers. - The Swedish Ballets of Rolf de Maré. 1920-1924. Paris, 1924. - in-4, stapled. Publication devoted to the history of the Swedish Ballets, with photographic portraits of the principal dancers, beginning with Jean Borlin, but also composers, authors and painters who have contributed to the success of these Ballets since