Marco MISURI : Trois sérigraphies. Mauvaise Soirée. Act III, Florence, circa 198…

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Marco MISURI : Trois sérigraphies. Mauvaise Soirée.

Act III, Florence, circa 1980. 3 color serigraphs (50 x 72 cm).

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Marco MISURI : Trois sérigraphies. Mauvaise Soirée.

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[CAYLUS, Anne Claude Philippe, comte de] Le bordel ou Le Jean-Foutre puni. Comedy in three acts & prose. New edition. Pousse fort s.n. 1775 In-12: 44 pp. (russeting, slight soiling marg.). Contemporary marbled calf, smooth spine gilt decorated with flowers, red title page, red edges (rubbed, spine faded). From one of the first editions of the "Théâtre gaillard". Title adorned with a large woodcut vignette of Mercury. Ref. Barbier I:448. - BGL I:421. - Dutel A-157. Bound with: 5 other plays of the same origin, anonymous or pseudonymous, at various addresses, s.n., but with the same Mercury on the title (except the 5th), attributed to Charles-François Racot de Grandval (except the 4th, attr. to his father Nicolas): 1. Le tempérament. Tragi-parade in one act and in verse. Toutybande, 1767. 20 pp. - 2 Pyron, dit Prepucius - La nouvelle Messaline, tragedy in one act. Foutange, 1777. 16 pp. - 3 Legrand - Le luxurieux. Comédie en un acte. Paris, 1777. 20 pp. - 4. la comtesse d'Olone, comedy in one act. Olone, 1777. 9 pp. - 5. Léandre, Nanette ou Le double qui-pro-quo, parade in one act, in verse and vaudeville. A Charlotte de Montmartre. Clignancour [sic], s.d. 21 pp. Ref. Barbier IV:674 (1), II:1355 (3), I:662 (4), II:1073 (5). - Quérard, Sup. litt., III:276 (2). - BGL II:783 (5). - Cp. BGL III:1184 (1), III:390 (2), II:925 (3), I:646 (4).

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POP ART. Wonder Woman, circa 1980. Silkscreen, 40.5 x 40 cm. Blank spine. Poster included.

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