257 - Jean Dubuffet. Anvouaiaje par in ninbesil avec zimaje. Paris 1950. With nine lithographs, six of which are in color. Original thread-bound paperback. In original cardboard cover with a closure ribbon. —Dedication copy.

Jean Dubuffet. Anvouaiaje par in ninbesil avec zimaje. Paris 1950. With nine lithographs, six of which are in color. Original thread-bound paperback. In original cardboard cover with a closure ribbon. —Dedication copy. Auction start time: approx. 3:21 p.m. (schedule subject to change) One of only 20 copies (total print run of 23). - With a handwritten dedication by the artist: “To my friend, the tourist Edmond Bomsel, these travel souvenirs—Jean Dubuffet, April 1950.” Edmond Bomsel, then managing director of the publishing house Le Sagittaire in Versailles, was, together with Dubuffet, André Breton, and Jean Paulhan, a co-founder of the “Compagnie de l’art brut” in Paris, which gave rise to the Fondation Jean Dubuffet in the 1970s. - Very rare. Webel I, 265–290. - Monod 3966 27.0 × 23.0 cm. [28] pages. - Spine of the slipcase damaged. Some pages have slight foxing; others show foxing only along the outer edges and the cut edges. English description: Includes nine lithographs, six of which are in color. Original thread-bound paperback. In original cardboard cover with a closure ribbon. - Signed copy. One of only 20 copies (total print run of 23). - With a handwritten dedication by the artist: “To my friend, the traveler Edmond Bomsel, these travel souvenirs—Jean Dubuffet, April 1950.” Edmond Bomsel, then managing director of the publishing house Le Sagittaire in Versailles, was, along with Dubuffet, André Breton, and Jean Paulhan, a co-founder of the “Compagnie de l’art brut” in Paris, which gave rise to the Fondation Jean Dubuffet in the 1970s. - Very rare. The back of the slipcase is damaged. Some pages have slight foxing; others have it only along the outer edge and the gilt edges.