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Jean Paulhan, Les Paroles Transparentes, Paris, Les Bibliophiles de l'Union Francaise, 1955 (V. 102)
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GEORGES BRAQUE
Jean Paulhan, Les Paroles Transparentes, Paris, Les Bibliophiles de l'Union Francaise, 1955 (V. 102)
the complete set of four unsigned lithographs in colors and twelve motifs, title page, text in French, justification, and achevé d'imprimer, on Japon, signed by the author, artist, and president of the society on the justification, signed in pencil with the artist's initials on a text page, with an ink drawing and dedication by the author on the justification, also with a sketch in purple gouache and an elaborate inscription for Mme. Leal by Braque, copy III of V on this paper, this one dedicated to Madame Félia Léal, (the edition was 100 plus 22 nominative copies in Roman numerals), with full margins, loose (as issued), in very good condition, with a suite of 15 of the lithographs and motifs on tissue thin paper, each signed in pencil by Braque (some soft creasing at the edges), and the original typed manuscript pages, original lithographic wrapper in colors and gilt boards and slipcase with printed title on the spine (very minor wear to the slipcase). 458 x 349 mm.
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Jean Paulhan, Les Paroles Transparentes, Paris, Les Bibliophiles de l'Union Francaise, 1955 (V. 102)
the complete set of four unsigned lithographs in colors and twelve motifs, title page, text in French, justification, and achevé d'imprimer, on Japon, signed by the author, artist, and president of the society on the justification, signed in pencil with the artist's initials on a text page, with an ink drawing and dedication by the author on the justification, also with a sketch in purple gouache and an elaborate inscription for Mme. Leal by Braque, copy III of V on this paper, this one dedicated to Madame Félia Léal, (the edition was 100 plus 22 nominative copies in Roman numerals), with full margins, loose (as issued), in very good condition, with a suite of 15 of the lithographs and motifs on tissue thin paper, each signed in pencil by Braque (some soft creasing at the edges), and the original typed manuscript pages, original lithographic wrapper in colors and gilt boards and slipcase with printed title on the spine (very minor wear to the slipcase). 458 x 349 mm.
album (1)