Null BRAQUE (Georges). Derrière Le Miroir n°166, "Derniers messages". Paris, Mae…

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BRAQUE (Georges). Derrière Le Miroir n°166, "Derniers messages". Paris, Maeght, 1967. In-folio of 34 pp. in ff. + cover illustrated in color by G. Braque. DLM published in 1967 for the exhibition of 33 paintings by BRAQUE from 1941 to 1963 at Galerie Maeght. Text by Jean Grenier "Braque dans son atelier". 4 lithographic color reproductions of gouaches, including 1 double-page spread. 8 photographic portraits of Braque in 1963 by Mariette Lachaud.

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BRAQUE (Georges). Derrière Le Miroir n°166, "Derniers messages". Paris, Maeght, 1967. In-folio of 34 pp. in ff. + cover illustrated in color by G. Braque. DLM published in 1967 for the exhibition of 33 paintings by BRAQUE from 1941 to 1963 at Galerie Maeght. Text by Jean Grenier "Braque dans son atelier". 4 lithographic color reproductions of gouaches, including 1 double-page spread. 8 photographic portraits of Braque in 1963 by Mariette Lachaud.

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[MAGAZINE] - BEHIND THE MIRROR. Derrière le miroir. Paris: Pierre à feu, [then] Maeght, 1948-1981. - 35 folio issues, in sheets. Collection of 26 first-edition issues of "Derrière le miroir": - N° 7, February 1948, Jean Villeri. - N° 8, March 1948, Jean Peyrissac. - N° 9, April 1948, Pierre Pallut. - N° 31, July 1950, Calder. - N° 32, October 1950, Les Mains éblouies. - N° 33, November 1950, Arp (horizontal center fold, spine fold torn). - N° 34, December 1950, Raoul Ubac. - N° 42, November-December 1951. Kandisky 1900 1910 (tears to spine and edges of cover. Attached newspaper clippings and anonymous manuscripts). - N° 43, February 1952, Bram van Velde. - N° 48-49, June-July 1952, G. Braque (slight foxing on edges of cover). - N° 50, October 1952, "Tendance octobre 1952". - N° 52, February 1953, Lam. - Other copy of no. 52 (spine browned). - N° 53-54, March-April 1953, Steinberg (tears and stains on cover). - N° 101-102-103, September, October and November 1957, Kandinsky. - N° 138, May 1963, "Georges Braque Papiers collés 1912-1914" (tears to spine and edge of cover). - N° 154, November 1965, "Kandinsky. Bauhaus de Dessau 1927-1933" (tears to spine). - N° 166, June 1967, "G. Braque. Derniers messages" (tears on spine). - N° 195, December 1971, (multiple artists) (tears on spine, one corner bent). - N° 205, September 1973, Steinberg 1973. - N° 216, November 1975, Bram van Velde. - N° 231, November 1978, Miró. - N° 223, March 1977, Arakawa (autograph signed letter from the artist, in Japanese, on back cover). - N° 236, December 1979, Kienholz (small tear at spine ends). - N° 245, May 1981, "Noguchi, Granits, basaltes, obsidians" (slight foxing on front cover). - N° 247, (October 1981, Alechinsky (foxing on cover). The following 9 second-edition issues are enclosed: - N°1, [December 1946], "Le Noir est une couleur". - N° 2, [February-March 1947], "Sur 4 murs 1947". - N° 3, [April-May 1947], Rigaud. - N° 5, [October 1947], "Les Mains éblouies". - N° 6, [November 1947], "Baya Exhibition". - N° 10, [May 1948], E. Béothy. - N° 11-12, [June 1948], Bram and Geer van Velde. - N° 13, [1948], Germaine Richier. - N° 32, [October 1950], "Les Mains éblouies".

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Miró, Joan (1893-1983) "Derrière le Miroir - No 193/194", a colour lithograph, detached from the booklet and framed. The artist edition "Derrière le Miroir" (behind the mirror) was published by the renowned Parisian gallery owners and publishers Aimé and Marguerite Maeght between 1946 and 1982. Over the years, the edition brought together the greatest artists of their time - Joan Miro, Marc Chagall, Pablo Picasso, Georges Braque, Fernand Léger, Alberto Giacometti, Eduardo Chillida, Antoni Tàpies, Jean Arp, etc. Passe-partout; glass; frame outer edge 49 x 39 cm.

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