357 - Antoni Tàpies - André du Bouchet. air. Paris, Maeght 1971. With 16 prints by Antoni Tàpies. Loose double sheets in an original lithographed envelope and an original illustrated case.

Antoni Tàpies - André du Bouchet. air. Paris, Maeght 1971. With 16 prints by Antoni Tàpies. Loose double sheets in an original lithographed envelope and an original illustrated case. Call time: approx. 4:28 p.m. (schedule subject to change) One of 100 copies (total edition of 230). - Signed by the artist and author in the colophon. - Printed on handmade paper by Richard de Bas. - Of the 16 prints, created using various techniques—etching and lithography—one serves as the frontispiece, one is on each cover, and one is on the slipcase. - The outer cover is made of gray handmade cardboard with lithography and embossing. Galfetti 252–267. - LC 2001 154 30.0 × 23.5 cm (slipcase). [44] pages. - Spine of the slipcase browned; cover slightly discolored around the edges. - One page has a smudge from the print (on the reverse). Very few isolated small foxing spots. English description: Includes 16 prints by Antoni Tàpies. Loose double sheets in an original lithographed wrapper. Presented together in an original illustrated case. One of 100 copies (total edition of 230). - Signed by the artist and author in the colophon. - Printed on mold-made paper by Richard de Bas. - Of the 16 prints, created using various techniques—etching and lithography—one serves as a frontispiece, one is on each cover, and one is on the case. - The protective wrapper is made of gray mold-made cardboard with lithography and embossing. - “Attention to materials and gesture has been the hallmark of Antoni Tàpies’s creativity. Working always in somber colors, Tàpies develops an imagery of mysterious forms and signs. The austerity of his works and the seriousness of his approach distinguish them from much contemporary abstraction.” (Robert Flynn Johnson, in: LC) The spine of the case is discolored, and the cover has some slight discoloration around the edges. - One side has an offset from the illustration (on the back). Very few, isolated small foxing spots.