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Daguerre Savoie

62 - [Artists’ exhibition catalogues].
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Estimate €120 - €180
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[Artists’ exhibition catalogues]. A collection of 26 catalogues in various formats, paperback. Among these catalogues: - Société des Artistes Indépendants. 1902. Catalogue of works on display. 18th exhibition. Grand Greenhouses of the Universal Exhibition. 29 March to 5 May. Paris, 1902. In-12, 94 pp, [1 f], paperback. The ‘Société des Artistes Indépendants’, founded on the principle of abolishing admission juries, aims to enable artists to freely present their works for the public’s judgement. Among the exhibiting artists we note: Pierre Bonnard, Umberto Brunelleschi, Paul Cézanne, Albert Marquet, Henri Matisse, Paul Signac, Félix Vallotton, etc., etc. - JAKOVSKI (Anatole). Auguste Herbin. Paris, ‘Abstraction-Création’ Publishers, 1933. In-4, 53 pp, [1 f], paperback, with printed dust jacket. First edition. A monograph and catalogue entirely devoted to Auguste Herbin. It is illustrated with 96 reproductions of the artist’s works, some of which are full-page. - JAKOVSKI (Anatole). Arp, Calder, Hélion, Mirô, Pevsner, Séligmann. Six essays by... Paris, (1937). In-12, 47 pp, paperback, printed cover. Each of these six essays is illustrated with two reproductions by the artist. Text by Hans Arp. - Wassily Kandinsky. Colours and Sounds. Introduction by Will Grohmann. Translated by Eugène Bestaux. Paris, Arts et Métiers Graphiques, 1957. In-12, 17 pp, 13 colour plates on coated paper, publisher’s cloth binding illustrated, with a dust jacket featuring a colour illustration. - Capogrossi. Exhibition from 3 to 27 May 1961. Text by Roland Penrose. Paris, Galerie XXe siècle, 1961. In-4, [8 ff], illustrated cover, paperback. With 3 original lithographs, including 2 in colour and one double-page spread. “Giuseppe Capogrossi (1900–1972) is one of the most singular artists of the 20th century.” (Capogrossi retrospective at the Guggenheim Museum in Venice). - Nicolas de Staël, 1914–1955. Paris, Musée National d’Art Moderne, 1956. In-4, 32 pp, XXIV plates, paperback, illustrated cover. Preface by Jean Cassou. Biographical note. Summary bibliography. Description of the 150 lots on display. Plates. - Nicolas de Staël, Zurich, Galerie Lienard, 1961. Quarto, colour cover. - Kumi Sugai. (Catalogue of the exhibition of her works held at the Leverkusen Museum from 21 October to 11 December 1960). Leverkusen, 1960. Large in-4, [5 ff], [12 ff] of reproductions on coated paper, paperback. Introduction to the artist, in German and French, by Jean Clarence Lambert. - Nadia Werba. (Madrid), 1961. quarto, [22 leaves], with a printed hardback dust jacket. A two-page biography. Foreword by José Maria Moreno Galvin. 14 full-page compositions by the artist, including two double-page spreads. Printed in an edition of 500 copies. 1/150 copies in French. - Roy Lichtenstein... drawings... without speech bubbles. Paris, Beaubourg, 1975. Square 8vo, 99 pp., mostly illustrations (sometimes in colour), paperback. The Pop Art movement in the United States.
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About the sale In preparation – The Jean-Paul Delon Bookshop Collection, Part I (Bibliography – Scholarship – Bibliophilia)
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