NUS 6 volumes devoted to nude photography. *Nude studies, by André Steiner. Éditions Tiranty 1952 *45 nudes, by André Steiner. Éditions Sun, n.d. *Studes académiques artistiques, by Peikert. Édition Montclair-Pully, n.d. *Academic Nudes, by Paul L. Facchetti. Société Parisienne d'Éditions Artistiques, n.d. *Nude studies (second series). 24 heliogravure photographs by Brassaï, André de Diènes, Willy Ronis, Sougez, a.o. (one plate missing). Éditions du Chêne, 1949. In publisher's portfolio. *Le livre des charmes, featuring some of the most beautiful texts written in praise of the female body. Illustrated with 29 photographic plates in the text and off-text by André Steiner, René Zuber, Jean Moral, Braig, Brassaï. Usual wear to covers.

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