SAINT-JEAN. The Apocalypse. Translated according to the rhythm by P.-L. Couchoud. Paris, Imprimerie de Jacques Haumont, 1945. Broadside, in sheets. 20 original lithographs by Édouard Goerg, signed. Edition of 198 copies, including 40 collaborators' copies. This one bears an a. s. from the artist on the false title, and quotient an additional suite. An additional proof of plate IV with an a. s. from the artist is included. Also included is an original drawing in black, volant, signed and dated 1943 (approx. 25 x 40 cm). Spotting on cover. Some foxing.

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