[Revue] In folio en feuilles Derrière le miroir N° 4 Braque [Revue] In folio in …

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[Revue] In folio en feuilles Derrière le miroir N° 4 Braque

[Revue] In folio in sheets Derrière le miroir No. 4 Braque June 1947 1 original color lithograph and 3 unpublished drawings. 2 black and white reproductions 1 poem by René Char, and 1 text by Jacques Kober "La main de l'ouvrier". Georges Braque's first solo exhibition at Galerie Maeght: 34 paintings, 8 sculpted or engraved plaster plates, 14 sculptures and lithographs

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[Revue] In folio en feuilles Derrière le miroir N° 4 Braque

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Joan MIRO (1893-1983), 'Ohne Titel' / ' Without title', aus: 'Derriere Le Miroir', 1970

Estim. 1 500 - 2 000 EUR

[MIRÓ (Joan)]. Behind the mirror. N° triple 57-58-59. Paris : Pierre à Feu, Maeght, August 1953. - In-folio, 380 x 281. In sheets. Cramer, 26. This triple issue of Derrière le miroir is one of the rarest in the series. Dedicated to Joan MIRÓ, it was published for the exhibition of 63 paintings and 36 etchings by the artist at Galerie Maeght. It includes 12 original lithographs, one on a double page and one on a quintuple page. Enriched with a signed autograph on the first page: pour Claudine, cordialement. Miró A very well preserved copy, despite a few minor traces of folding. Small tear at the bottom of the fold of the central double leaf.

Estim. 80 - 100 EUR

Lot of bound books including: - Le Théâtre, illustrated monthly review, bound, years 1905, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913 and 1914, i.e. 18 volumes, In-Folio. - One volume, Le Théâtre, April 1920, L'Aiglon, Sarah Bernhardt. Hardcover, In folio. - Eight volumes of illustrations 1856, 1846, 1857, 1858. - Three volumes, Notre Bordeaux, In Folio, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954. - One volume of plays. (As is).

Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

LA DANSE - REVUE (1921)

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