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76 - CLOUZOT, Marianne and COLETTE. Notes from Algeria and Morocco.
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CLOUZOT, Marianne and COLETTE. Notes from Algeria and Morocco. Illustrated first-edition print on pearlescent Japanese paper, featuring a signed drawing and a series of illustrations with annotations. Paris, Editions Lidis—“Terra Africae” collection, 1960. Quarto, loose-leaf, illustrated hardcover, in a cream-colored publisher’s slipcase and jacket. 94 pp., frontispiece, 2 end-leaf plates, and 27 etchings in the text. An illustrated edition featuring enchanting etchings by Marianne Clouzot (1908–2007), daughter of art critic Henri Clouzot and known for her numerous illustrations for children’s books. Colette spent time in Algeria in 1922 and in Morocco in 1926, before returning to both countries in 1929 and 1931. Limited edition of 165 copies; this is one of the 15 first-edition copies on pearlescent Japanese paper (No. IV), featuring an original signed ink drawing and a suite with notes on Japanese paper. In excellent condition.
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Rare and valuable books from the 16th to the 20th centuries (manuscripts, curiosities, Art Deco-illustrated books, the André Maurois collection, etc.).Auction house
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