259 - SAINT-PAUL, Albert, and SAINT-PAUL, Jean. *De la lumière effeuillée*. A Poem for a Festive Day.

SAINT-PAUL, Albert, and SAINT-PAUL, Jean. *De la lumière effeuillée*. A Poem for a Festive Day. Paris, “La Cible” Art Collection, J. Povolozky & Cie, 1922. In-4 (32.5 x 25.5 cm), Unpaginated [38 leaves] Small tears with no missing material at the bottom edge. Second edition, illustrated with 12 woodcuts designed and engraved in the Art Deco style by Jean Saint-Paul. Printed in a run of 300 copies on thick laid paper, numbered 1–300; this copy is No. 163 (The first edition, published the same year, had a print run of 200 copies). A collection of poems by the Symbolist poet Albert Saint-Paul, one of the founders of *L’Ermitage* (a Symbolist journal). He contributed to *La Wallonie*, *Écrits pour l’art*, and *Pan*. A fervent admirer and friend of Stéphane Mallarmé, he was a frequent guest at the “Tuesdays on Rue de Rome.” A beautiful, completely uncut copy.