246 - [Collection of engravings, etchings, series, etc.]. The collection is housed in a large slipcase covered in olive-green canvas.

[Collection of engravings, etchings, series, etc.]. The collection is housed in a large slipcase covered in olive-green canvas. - TOURTE (Suzanne). A collection of engravings by the artist Suzanne Tourte comprising 2 portraits, a series of 21 plates, and another series of 9 plates, all hand-signed. The first portrait bears the inscription: “With warm regards to Jacques Guignard, 1949.” - FENOSA (Nicole). A set of 17 copper engravings by Nicole Fenosa, numbered and signed, most accompanied by an affectionate note in pencil. - GENTILE (Simone). 3 abstract compositions by Simone Gentile (46 x 23 cm), original color lithographs (32/90). They are accompanied by a printed introductory leaflet written by Luigi Cavallo and bearing the following handwritten dedication by Simone Gentile: “To my friend Jacques Guignard. With friendship. November 30, 1977. Simone Gentile.” - BLANCHET (Jean-Pierre, ill.), JOUHANDEAU (Marcel). Paths and Castles of *Le Grand Meaulnes*. Paris, Galerie Jean Giraudoux, 1961. Quarto, loose-leaf, with a preface by Marcel Jouhandeau and 11 original engravings by Jean-Pierre Blanchet. This volume, consisting of a preface and 11 engraved plates, was printed in an edition of 50 copies. This is a hardcover copy on Rives vellum, signed by the author and the artist on the half-title page, a tribute from the artist to Mr. Jacques Guignard dated January 27, 1962. The copy contains neither a title page nor a colophon, but it does include the subscription form announcing the publication in December 1961. - VIEILLARD (Roger), ill., LANIEZ (Gabriel). *Lui*. Paris: Arthur Dassonville (bibliophile edition), n.d. A specimen printed in a run of 30 copies on the book’s paper. Specimen reserved for Mr. Jacques Guignard, bearing the publisher’s signature. - Included are several anecdotal engraved plates by Gabriel Fournier and Nori Malo-Renault, landscapes of Touraine, and press clippings. Experts: Loup Axmann and Jean-Luc Boisseau