Michel TAPIÉ

First edition, deluxe issue, one of 58 numbered copies on Montval paper signed by the artist on the colophon, with two original colour lithographs signed by Max Ernst.

Additionally illustrated with 11 full-page drawings reproduced in black and reproductions of paintings by the artist, including one folding plate.

Copy as issued, green wrappers illustrated with an original artwork by Ernst in perfect condition without any trace of discolouration as is commonly the case.

 

First edition, one of 700 copies on colour paper, ours numbered in pencil.
Copy complete of its folded rainbow dust jacket which has small angular pieces missing including on the flaps, good internal condition.
Text by Michel Tapié.
Work illustrated with 32 images by Jean Dubuffet.
Handwritten presentation dated and signed by Jean Dubuffet to the writer, journalist and theatre historian Paul-Louis Mignon.

Rare catalog of the exhibition titled "HWPSMTB" and featuring works by Hartung, Wols, Picabia, Stahly, Mathieu, Tapie and Bryen at the Allendy Gallery at the end of April 1948.
Freckles on the boards of the shirt.
Illustrated catalog of 7 reproductions of works on display.
Texts of Wols, Francis Picabia "Explanations antimystiques", Georges Mathieu, Michel Tapie "Ethics", Camille Bryen "The eye is opposite",.

Extremely rare first edition printed in 32 numbered copies of the first issue – only three were published – of this journal presented by the group “Les Réverbères.”

Small marginal tears on the boards as well as the top and bottom of the spine.
Unique copy complete with the two double-page color supplement (missing and unknown in the already preserved rare copies).
This journal of exceptional visual and literary quality marks one of the last productions of the French artistic avant-garde before the start of the German oppression.
Le Cheval de 4 was published during 1940 by a collective of Dada artists, the “Réverbères” club. This club was fo

Extremely rare first edition printed in 31 numbered copies of the second issue – only three issues were published – of this journal presented by the group “Les Réverbères.” Illustrated with wood cuts of painters Aline Gagnaire and Michel Tapié.
Small marginal tears on the top and bottom of the spine.
Unique copy complete with the 2 double-page color supplement (missing and unknown in the already preserved rare copies).
This journal of exceptional visual and literary quality marks one of the last attempts of the French artistic avant-garde before the start of the German oppression.
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Les Statues magiques de Maria First edition, one of 350 copies on coated paper, only print after 31 copies on Arches paper.
Small marginal tears on the covers.
Foreword by André Breton and Michel Tapié, iconography.
Rare copy of this catalogue presenting the works of the famous Brazilian artist Maria Martins, Marcel Duchamp's muse and mistress.