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Born11 novembre 1863
Died15 août 1935
LanguageFrench
NationalityFrance
Peintre néo-impressioniste
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  1. D'Eugène Delacroix au Néo-ImpressionnismeD'Eugène Delacroix au Néo-Impressionnisme
    Paul SIGNAC

    D'Eugène Delacroix au Néo-Impressionnisme

    Henri Floury|Paris 1921|14 x 19 cm|broché
    Henri Floury | Paris 1921 | 14 x 19 cm | original wrappers
    The first edition, of which there is no mention of grand papier (deluxe) copies, noted the third edition.
    Handsome cover drawn by Théo van Rysselberghe.
    Autograph inscription signed by Paul Signac to his good friend, Director of the École nationale supérieure des arts décoratifs.
    €1,200
  2. "Cela vous ennuirait-il [sic] d'écrire à Mirbeau qu'un Signac, à votre avis, ne ressemble pas plus à un Seurat qu'un Hokousai à un Hiroshigé... "
    Paul SIGNAC (to Camille PISSARRO)

    "Cela vous ennuirait-il [sic] d'écrire à Mirbeau qu'un Signac, à votre avis, ne ressemble pas plus à un Seurat qu'un Hokousai à un Hiroshigé... "Signed autograph letter addressed to Camille Pissarro

    s. d. [23 janvier 1894]|22.60 x 17.50 cm|2 pages sur un double feuillet déplié
    Autograph letter signed by Paul Signac addressed to Camille Pissarro, written in black ink over two pages and signed with the artist’s monogram.
    This letter was transcribed in the article by Pierre Michel and Christian Limousin entitled "Octave Mirbeau et Paul Signac - Une lettre inédite de Signac à Mirbeau" (in Cahiers Octave Mirbeau, no. 16, March 2009, pp. 202-210).
    "Mon cher Maître, Cela vous ennuirait-il [sic] d'écrire à Mirbeau qu'un Signac, à votre avis, ne ressemble pas plus à un Seurat qu'un Hokousai à un Hiroshigé... si toutes fois (sic) le reproche d'imitation dont il cherche à m'accabler vous semble injuste. L'amitié que vous m'avez...
    €2,800
  3. "Je me suis mis à peindre... j'en avais faim""Je me suis mis à peindre... j'en avais faim"
    Paul SIGNAC

    "Je me suis mis à peindre... j'en avais faim"Signed autograph letter, with a sketch

    Viviers 18 août (1926 ?)|14 x 9.50 cm|quatre pages sur un bifeuillet
    Autograph letter signed by Paul Signac, 4 pages written in blue ink, on letterhead from his property "Les Maraniousques Viviers (Ardèche)"
    Paper lacks not affecting text at central fold of bifolium and lower margin of first leaf.
    Signac addresses his correspondent from his small house situated on the right bank of the Rhône, south of Montélimar where he had just settled: "This country is very beautiful and our little house is beginning to get organized. You will see this when "coming back down". He would reside there until the end of his life. After devoting himself to illustrating Stendhal's Memoirs of a Tourist, he confides: "I have started...
    €1,500
  4. Bristol autographe signé remerciant son correspondant pour la critique bienveillante de son dernier tableauBristol autographe signé remerciant son correspondant pour la critique bienveillante de son dernier tableau
    Paul SIGNAC

    Bristol autographe signé remerciant son correspondant pour la critique bienveillante de son dernier tableau

    s. d. [ca 1895]|14 x 9.50 cm|un bristol recto verso
    Autograph signed card by Paul Signac, 13 lines written in black ink, on letterhead featuring his monogram and his property of La Hune in Saint-Tropez.
    "Mon cher ami,
    Excusez-moi d'avoir tant tardé à vous remercier ; j'ai quitté Paris le lendemain de l'ouverture des Indépendants, sans avoir eu le temps ni d'aller vous serrer la main, ni de vous écrire. Je suis bien heureux que mon tableau vous ait plu et certainement très reconnaissant à votre amitié d'avoir bien voulu le signaler en si bons termes. Cordialement à vous, et merci de tout coeur. Paul Signac." (My dear friend, Excuse me for having delayed so long in thanking you; I left Paris the day after the opening...
    €700
  5. Les Hommes d'aujourd'hui - Collection quasi complète (33 livraisons manquantes) & Les femmes du jour - Collection complèteLes Hommes d'aujourd'hui - Collection quasi complète (33 livraisons manquantes) & Les femmes du jour - Collection complète
    (Arthur RIMBAUD) (Victor HUGO)

    Les Hommes d'aujourd'hui – Almost complete collection (33 issues lacking out of 469)Les Femmes du jour – Complete collection

    Léon Vanier|Paris s. d. [1878-1899] & [1886-1892]|19.50 x 28.50 cm|5 volumes reliés

    First edition of Les Hommes d'aujo­urd'hui (33 issues lacking out of 469). Five volumes bound in light blue half-cloth, smooth spines, blue morocco ti­tle labels decorated with double filets, marbled paper boards (4 volumes). The color title pages have been preserved and bound in. Marginal tears without damage to the text (no. 163; no. 165; no. 184, p. 2). Mar­ginal restorations without damage to text on 8 leaves be­tween nos. 214 and 223. Two leaves of no. 224 backed. Mar­ginal tear with some paper missing (no. 345, p.1). Format of quires in the first vol­ume varies; some are trimmed more than others.
    First edition of Les Femmes du jour, very rare complete collection...

    €10,000
  6. JongkindJongkind
    Paul SIGNAC, Jean FRÉLAUT

    Jongkind

    Georges Crès & Cie|Paris 1927|19 x 26.50 cm|reliure de l'éditeur
    First edition on current paper.
    Binding of the publisher in full flexible cream carton, complete copy of its illustrated jacket that has angular gaps.
    A hitch and a lack in the back of the soft binding.
    Illustrated book of reproductions of works by Johan Barthold Jongkind.
    Provenance: from the library of the painter and engraver Jean Frélaut with two handwritten signatures in heads of two guards (the first being covered by one of the flaps of the jacket) as ex-libris.
    Our copy is exceptionally enriched with two original watercolors and two original pencil drawings by Jean Frélaut, which he has signed and executed in the manner of Jongkind as he indicated at...
    €750
  7. Sur les talusSur les talus
    Paul SIGNAC, Jean AJALBERT

    Sur les talus[On the Embankments]

    Léon Vanier|Paris 1887|14.50 x 23 cm|broché

    First edition printed in 51 copies numbered and initialled by the author on Whatman.
    Playful and striking signed presentation inscription from Jean Ajalbert to Henry Fèvre: "... ex-écrevisse de rempart, ces vers de l'auteur des bastions..."
    Illustrated with an original lithograph by Paul Signac as frontispiece.
    Minor spots on the lower cover, a rare and handsome copy.

    €1,500
  8. Sur les talusSur les talus
    Paul SIGNAC, Jean AJALBERT

    Sur les talus

    Léon Vanier|Paris 1887|15 x 23 cm|relié
    First edition of 51 numbered copies, initialed by the author on Whatman paper.
    Modern pastiche Bradel binding of paper boards by T. Boichot, black morocco title piece, covers preserved.
    With an original frontispiece lithograph by Paul Signac.
    Worming to covers, a little foxing.
    Rare.
    €900
  9. Carte de voeux manuscrite adressée à des amis pour l'année 1924Carte de voeux manuscrite adressée à des amis pour l'année 1924
    Paul SIGNAC

    Carte de voeux manuscrite adressée à des amis pour l'année 1924

    s. l. 1924|10 x 14.50 cm|une feuille
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  10. Les Hommes d'aujourd'hui - Collection quasi complète du n°1 au n°416Les Hommes d'aujourd'hui - Collection quasi complète du n°1 au n°416
    (Arthur RIMBAUD) (Paul VERLAINE)

    Les Hommes d'aujourd'hui - Collection quasi complète du n°1 au n°416

    Léon Vanier|Paris s. d. [1878-1898]|19.50 x 28.50 cm|8 volumes reliés
    Les Hommes d'aujourd'hui - An almost complete collection from n°1 to n°416
    Léon Vanier, Paris n.d. (1878-1898), 19.5 x 28.5 cm, 8 bound volumes
    The first edition of this rare collection, almost complete and comprising 416 issues of four pages, each illustrated with a color caricature and sometimes illustrations to text. A ninth volume appeared in 1899.
    Contemporary half red shagreen over marbled paper boards, spine in six compartments, titles and volume numbers in gold, marbled endpapers and pastedowns, title page preserved in each volume.
    Spines uniformly faded, a little spotting and occasional browning. No. 136 slightly shaved by binder and first page of No. 74...
    Sold
  11. Les Cahiers d'aujourd'hui.N°5. Juillet 1921 (nouvelle série).
    COLLECTIF, Paul SIGNAC

    Les Cahiers d'aujourd'hui.N°5. Juillet 1921 (nouvelle série).

    Les Cahiers d'aujourd'hui|Paris mai 1921|19 x 25.50 cm|broché
    First edition.
    Contributions by Paul Léautaud, Léon Werth, Othon Friesz.
    Copy enriched with sketches by Dunoyer de Segonzac, Vlaminck, Albert Marquet.
    Light scratch to head of first cover. Handsome copy.
    €100
  12. Les Cahiers d'aujourd'hui.N°4. Mai 1921 (nouvelle série).
    COLLECTIF, Paul SIGNAC

    Les Cahiers d'aujourd'hui.N°4. Mai 1921 (nouvelle série).

    Les Cahiers d'aujourd'hui|Paris mai 1921|19 x 25.50 cm|broché
    First edition.
    Contributions by Paul Léautaud, Charles Vildrac, Léon Werth, Régis Gignoux, Henri Béraud, Emile Vuillermoz, Jules Romains, André Salmon, François Crucy, Albert André, François Crucy, Ernest Tisserand.
    Copy enhanced with sketches by Pierre Bonnard, Lucien Mainssieux, Renoir, Paul Signac.
    Minor losses at head and foot of spine, some minor marginal foxing to the first two leaves, last three leaves browned, otherwise handsome copy.
    €120
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