Null HENRY MOORE
(1898 - 1986)
Henry Moore
1972
Illustrated monographic catalog …

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HENRY MOORE (1898 - 1986) Henry Moore 1972 Illustrated monographic catalog published on the occasion of the exhibition held at Forte di Belvedere, Florence (May 20-September 30, 1972) 24 x 26 cm The Bison Publisher Pages 288 Defects

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HENRY MOORE (1898 - 1986) Henry Moore 1972 Illustrated monographic catalog published on the occasion of the exhibition held at Forte di Belvedere, Florence (May 20-September 30, 1972) 24 x 26 cm The Bison Publisher Pages 288 Defects

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Shakespeare, WilliamHamlet. With 10 large-format offset lithographs signed in the plate after drawings by Henry Moore. Abridged text in English edited by Stanley Wells. Rome, Delfino, (1985). 100 p., 5 vols. Imperial folio. Brown marocco leather in decorative slipcase. (Minimally rubbed at the edges). Moore, Henry Shakespeare, William Hamlet. With 10 large-format offset lithographs signed in the plate after drawings by Henry Moore. Abridged text in English edited by Stanley Wells. Rome, Delfino, (1985). 100 p., 5 vols. Imperial folio. Brown marocco leather in decorative slipcase. (Minimally rubbed at the edges). Numbered edition of 1200 copies, but it can be assumed that far fewer works are in circulation, as production was stopped prematurely for cost reasons. Splendid edition of Hamlet on firm laid paper with the beautiful artwork of Henry Moore. Splendid print on laid paper. With 10 large-format offset lithographs signed in the plate after drawings by Henry Moore. Brown marocco leather in a decorative slipcase. (Minimally rubbed at the edges). Numbered edition of 1200 copies, but it can be assumed that far fewer works are in circulation, as production was discontinued prematurely for cost reasons. Splendid edition of Hamlet on firm laid paper with the beautiful artwork of Henry Moore. - Well preserved. Splendid impression on strong laid paper.

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Tàpies et al, AntoniParoles Peintes IV. With a total of 7 original prints by Olivier Debré, Antoni Tapiès, Pierre Tal-Coat, Roberto Matta, Philippe Lepâtre, Henry Moore and Alain Reynolds. Paris, Lazar-Vernet, 1970. folio. Loose quires in OD jacket with D title, in OLwd. chemise with R title and OLwd. slipcase. Tàpies et al, Antoni Paroles Peintes IV. With a total of 7 original prints by Olivier Debré, Antoni Tapiès, Pierre Tal-Coat, Roberto Matta, Philippe Lepâtre, Henry Moore and Alain Reynolds. Paris, Lazar-Vernet, 1970. folio. Loose quires in OD jacket with D title, in OLwd. chemise with R title and OLwd. slipcase. One of 150 numbered copies on Johannot (GA 228). - Contains seven poems and unpublished texts by Edith Boissonnas, Joan Brossa, John Keats, Jean-Pierre Faye, Jean Paulhan, André Pieyre de Mandiargues and three Elizabethan poets, translated by Edward Lucie Smith, Yves de Bayser and Philippe de Rothschild. Each accompanied by an original engraving by the above-mentioned artists. - Impeccable copy. 7 original prints by Antoni Tapiès, Pierre Tal-Coat, Roberto Matta, Olivier Debré, Philippe Lepâtre, Henry Moore and Alain Reynolds. Each (color)-etching on Johannot (with watermark). Loosely inserted in orig. wrappers, in orig. cloth chemise and orig. cloth slipcase. - One of 150 numbered copies on Johannot (total ed. 228). - Contains seven poems and unpublished texts by Edith Boissonnas, Joan Brossa, John Keats, Jean-Pierre Faye, Jean Paulhan, André Pieyre de Mandiargues and three Elizabethan poets, translated by Edward Lucie Smith, Yves de Bayser and Philippe de Rothschild. Each accompanied by an original engraving by the above artists. - The corners of the wrapper somewhat bumped, altogether exceptionally well preserved copy with splendid etchings, partly with delicate plate tone or with clearly visible plate edge.

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