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289 - SIKORSKA, Andrée, and BAUMAL, François. Rhythms of Time and Duration.
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SIKORSKA, Andrée, and BAUMAL, François. Rhythms of Time and Duration. A charming illustrated edition featuring 20 compositions by Andrée Sikorska. A very fine copy on Arches vellum, uncut. Paris, Éditions Radot, under the “Chardon d’or” imprint (the “Nos jeunes maîtres” collection), 1926. Quarto, paperback, printed and illustrated hardcover in black and gold. 113 pages, 20 woodcut illustrations in black by Andrée Sikorska, including 10 full-page illustrations, and a title vignette repeated in black and gold on the cover. The cover’s embossed designs have been transferred. Edition published under the artistic and literary direction of José Almira, illustrated with 20 black-and-white compositions—including 10 full-page ones—by Andrée Sikorska (1898–1979), a painter, engraver, and illustrator of Polish origin, closely associated with the artistic circles of Montparnasse and the École de Paris. Limited edition of 280 copies; this is one of 230 printed on Arches laid paper (no. 118). Excellent copy, uncut.
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