Nadia Khodasevich Léger 1904–1982 Nadia Khodasevich Léger 1904-1982
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Nadia Khodasevich Léger 1904–1982

Nadia Khodasevich Léger 1904-1982 Wanda im Flug zum Mond, 1978 Öl auf Leinwand unten rechts in kyrillischer Schrift signiert N. K. Léger rückseitig in kyrillischer Schrift bezeichnet, datiert und signiert Wanda im Flug zum Mond 1978 Nadeshda P. Kodasevitsch - Léger 100 x 73 cm *This lot is also subject to 8.1% VAT on the hammer price.

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Nadia Khodasevich Léger 1904–1982

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LÉGER (Nadia). Suprematism. Paris: Éditions Art-C.C., 1972. - In-folio, 341 x 254: 235 pp, (2 blank ff.), 1 plate. Black velvet, gilt brass metal sculpture in relief on front cover, smooth spine, publisher's Plexiglas folder and slipcase. Very fine monograph devoted to the work of painter and ceramist Nadia LÉGER (1904-1982), published by Christophe Czwiklitzer. It includes nearly 100 full-page reproductions of the artist's works. One of 250 copies of the French-language deluxe edition, signed by the publisher and the artist at the justification, bound in full leather and including an original color lithograph numbered and signed by Nadia Léger, and an original gilded brass metal sculpture by the artist on the first cover, monogrammed H.X.N.L. and numbered. A very well-preserved copy. A post in the box is offset, preventing integration of the folder.

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Nadia LEGER (1904-1982) Peacock peg in carved wood Signed "N. Léger" and dedicated "En souvenir du 4/XI/1957 à Mr Beltramo Très amicalement" on the back. H. 28 cm Good condition

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