Null Max MALKA (1942)

F1 World Championship, Abu Dhabi, Yas Marina, Sebastien V…

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Max MALKA (1942) F1 World Championship, Abu Dhabi, Yas Marina, Sebastien Vettel at the wheel of his Ferrari. Sublimation print on aluminum. 50 x 70 cm

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Max MALKA (1942) F1 World Championship, Abu Dhabi, Yas Marina, Sebastien Vettel at the wheel of his Ferrari. Sublimation print on aluminum. 50 x 70 cm

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Photography. Published by Kodak Aktiengesellschaft. Berlin SW 68. 27 issues (issue 6, January 1935 - issue 32, July 1942) in 1 vol. With numerous mostly full-page photogr. illustrations, some as photogravure. Bound in cloth d. Zt. Photographie Photographik. Published by Kodak Aktiengesellschaft. Berlin SW 68. 27 issues (issue 6, January 1935 - issue 32, July 1942) in 1 vol. With numerous mostly full-page photogr. illustrations, some as photogravure. Bound in H linen d. Zt. Quarterly journal on the subject of photography published under the main editor Dr. Hans A. Kluge. - Printed and cliché produced by Förster & Borries, Zwickau. - Gravure printing by Albert Frisch, Berlin. - With numerous text contributions such as "Bildmässige Sportphotographie" by John Holler, on the pictures by Max Schirner (issue 12, July 1936), "Der photographische Einfall" by Traugott Schalcher, with photographs by Friedrich Seidenstücker (issue 16, July 1937), etc. - Only a few sporadic minimal stains, overall very good condition. Photography - 27 issues (No. 6, January 1935 - No. 32, July 1942) in 1 vol. With numerous mostly full-page photogr. illustrations, some as photogravure. Bound in cont. cloth. - Quarterly journal on the subject of photography published under the main editor Dr. Hans A. Kluge. - Printing and plate production by Förster & Borries, Zwickau. - Gravure printing by Albert Frisch, Berlin. - With numerous text contributions such as "Bildmässige Sportphotographie" by John Holler, on the pictures by Max Schirner (issue 12, July 1936), "Der photographische Einfall" by Traugott Schalcher, with photographs by Friedrich Seidenstücker (issue 16, July 1937), etc.. - Only minimally stained in occasional sections, generally in very well preserved condition.

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François MELIN (1942-2019): Sancho Panza. Sculpture of welded brass plates. H. 195 - L. 170 cm (wear, accidents and missing parts) Provenance: Le Verrier collection, exhibited on the terrace of the Max Le Verrier workshop, rue Deparcieux, Paris.

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François MELIN (1942-2019): Don Quichotte. Sculpture of welded brass plates. H: 255 cm. Length: 230 cm (wear, accidents and missing parts) Provenance: Le Verrier collection, exhibited on the terrace of the Max Le Verrier workshop, rue Deparcieux, Paris.

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CARCO (Francis). Memoirs of another life. Genève, Éditions du Milieu du Monde, 1942. In-4 brown half-percaline, gilt title. 8 plates out of text. Spine split.

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