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2260 - Miró, Joan. *Quelques fleurs pour des amis*. 11 facsimiles, 8 of which are on Arches vellum. Each signed in print. Paris, Société Internationale d'Art du XXe Siècle, 1964. Sheet dimensions: approx. 36.5 x 28 cm each.
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Miró, Joan. *Quelques fleurs pour des amis*. 11 facsimiles, 8 of which are on Arches vellum. Each signed in print. Paris, Société Internationale d'Art du XXe Siècle, 1964. Sheet dimensions: approx. 36.5 x 28 cm each. Cramer Books 92. — A set of 11 from the original total of 32 facsimiles for Eugène Ionesco’s book *Quelques fleurs pour les amis, avec un coup d’œil sur le jardin*, which was published in 1964 in a total print run of 368 copies. - The prints dedicated to the following friends are included: Gustavo Gili (12), Nina Kandinsky (15), Jacques Lassaigne (16), Suzy and Daniel Lelong (17), René Metras (23), Ida Chagall and Franz Meyer (24), Lee and Roland Penrose (27), Andrée and Jacques Perez y Jorba (28), André Pieyre de Mandiargues (29), Maria Papa and G. di Lazzaro (30), and Pierre Volboudt (32). — The facsimiles (phototypes and stencils) were produced using the Jacomet process based on watercolors by Joan Miró. — Each is individually mounted under a mat; 8 prints are noticeably browned, with sun-faded edges and spots; the reverse is partly reinforced all around with paper tape, partly shows traces of older mountings, and partly has minor corner tears; the Volboudt sheet has larger edge defects and edge tears.
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