Null Léon MASSON (1911-1984).
Sculptor. The American Velocipede. Circa 1882. Ent…

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Léon MASSON (1911-1984). Sculptor. The American Velocipede. Circa 1882. Entirely handmade by the artist. Made of brass. New condition, in original box. Dim 27x35 cm.

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Léon MASSON (1911-1984). Sculptor. The American Velocipede. Circa 1882. Entirely handmade by the artist. Made of brass. New condition, in original box. Dim 27x35 cm.

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MASSON (Léon) & SOPHOCLE. Antigone. Marseille, Léon Masson, 1935. In-4 beige calf, smooth spine with author and title in gilt lettering, cold-engraved Greek, identical cold-engraved decoration on both covers, depicting a couple of women in a Greek temple setting, gilt head, covers and spine preserved (Gruel). Translation by Léon Masson. 13 woodcuts, titles, headbands, tailpieces and typographical ornaments by Léon Masson. Edition of 199 copies; no. 103 of 190 on Vidalon vellum, signed by the artist. Some minor rubbing, some light foxing.

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