258 - Jean Dubuffet - André Bartel. *Le Mirivis des Naturgies*. Paris, Alexandre Loewy 1962/63. With 16 full-page color lithographs, including one each on the front cover and the slipcase. Thread-sewn double-page spreads in an original color-lithographed cover, original slipcase, and linen slipcase.

Jean Dubuffet - André Bartel. *Le Mirivis des Naturgies*. Paris, Alexandre Loewy 1962/63. With 16 full-page color lithographs, including one each on the front cover and the slipcase. Thread-sewn double-page spreads in an original color-lithographed cover, original slipcase, and linen slipcase. Auction start time: approx. 3:22 p.m. (schedule subject to change) One of 110 copies (total print run 116). - Signed by the artist and author in the colophon. - Printed on Auvergne handmade paper. - The lithographs were printed by Serge Lozingot on Jean Dubuffet’s hand press in his studio. Webel II, 825–868. - LC 2001 147 30.0 × 23.5 cm. [48] pages. - Corners of slipcase slightly bumped. English description: With 16 full-page color lithographs, including one each on the front cover and the slipcase. Thread-sewn double-page sections in an original color-lithographed wrapper. In original chemise and cloth slipcase. One of 110 copies (total print run 116). - Signed by the artist and author in the colophon. - Printed on Auvergne hand-made paper. - The lithographs were printed by Serge Lozingot on Jean Dubuffet’s hand press in his studio. - “Jean Dubuffet was the most important and outspoken French artist of the postwar era. A man of uncompromising ideas, his art is linked to the concept he himself originated, ‘art brut,’ which denotes a spontaneous, unconscious, and anti-artistic quality. His art ranges from expressionistic figuration to abstraction of a severe and highly conceptual nature. Versatile in painting, drawing, and sculpture, Dubuffet was an accomplished printmaker who produced a considerable number of artists’ books.” (Robert Flynn Johnson, in: LC) Slipcase corners slightly bumped.