Boulogne-Billancourt

Autograph letter dated and signed by André Malraux (9 lines in blue ballpoint pen from his Boulogne home on avenue Victor Hugo) providing clarifications regarding the publication of an article concerning the appeal for revision filed by Charles Maurras and published in the Gaulliste newspaper Carrefour.
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A resistant participating in Combat, André Parinaud is a journalist, columnist, art critic and writer. From 1959 to 1967, he held the position of editor-in-chief of the important weekly Arts bringing together the elite of French creation in all artistic domains: literature, painting, theater, cinema..

Autograph letter dated and signed by André Malraux (14 lines in blue ballpoint pen from his Boulogne home on avenue Victor Hugo) confirming a scheduled appointment.
He thanks him for his ever-benevolent friendship: "J'ai trouvé la Parisienne à mon retour. Je vous écris, vous ayant lu, ce que je vous ai dit avant de vous avoir lu : votre attitude m'est allée au coeur..." ["I found la Parisienne upon my return. I am writing to you, having read you, what I told you before having read you: your attitude touched my heart..."]
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Resistance fighter participating in Combat, André Parinaud is a journali

Autograph letter dated and signed by André Malraux (14 lines in blue ballpoint pen from his Boulogne home on avenue Victor Hugo) discussing his workload related to the preparation and delayed publication of the work Des bas-reliefs aux grottes sacrées for which André Parinaud is sending him documentation.
André Malraux is not yet ready to send his work to the publisher: "... le livre ne parait pas cette année. Peut-être en mars 54. Et pour savoir où nous allons, il faudrait que la préface au moins fût terminée. J'en ai encore pour deux mois." ["... the book is not coming out this year. Perhaps in March 54. And to know where we

Autograph letter signed and dated by André Malraux (20 lines in blue ballpoint pen from his Boulogne home on avenue Victor Hugo) thanking him for his favorable review either of Des bas-reliefs aux grottes sacrées or of Le Monde chrétien, both published in 1954.
He apologizes for not being able to respond quickly to his laudatory article before thanking him: "... it is certain that by emphasizing both the technical aspect and the other (underlined words), you render the book a great service, and take the animal by the right end...", he also acknowledges the clairvoyance and pertinence of his article des

Autograph letter signed by André Malraux (20 lines in blue ballpoint pen from his Boulogne home on avenue Victor Hugo) making witty reference to the release of his work, probably Le musée imaginaire published in 1947, and to the article devoted to him by André Parinaud in Arts.
André Malraux mocks the massive aspect of his work: "... avec le retard qu'implique le poids du livre, poids qui affirme aux esprits non prévenus le sérieux de l'auteur... Un des premiers "voix du silence" paru en même temps que votre article" ["... with the delay implied by the weight of the book, weight which affirms to unprejudiced minds the seriousness of th

The first edition, of which there were no deluxe copies.
Signed and inscribed by Jérome Mesnager to a friend named Jean-Pascal, with an original drawing depicting the famous skeleton silhouette with arms stretched toward the sky that has conquered urban landscapes.

First edition printed in a small number of copies on laid paper of this address given by Georges Raillard on the occasion of the publication, by Robert Blanchet, of an illustrated edition with original engravings by Virgilije Nevjestic of "La création du monde" by André de Richaud.
Rare and handsome copy

Extremely rare first edition of this booklet presenting Robert Mallet-Stevens's iconic "Villa Cavrois", containing 47 photographs and 7 pages of sketches and plans. The house was commissioned by textile magnates Paul and Lucie Cavrois, for their family of seven ; construction and decoration took place between 1929 and 1932.
Publisher's spiral binding booklet, printed boards. Some foxing to the first cover, and also a faint dampstain to the right margin. Good condition inside.
Preface by Jean Mistler, then Minister of Postal services and former Under-Secretary of State in charge of Fine Arts. Followed by a presentation by Robert Mallet-Stevens, a manifesto of his total oeuvre: "Home

First edition of these four unpublished poems (one per author) impregnated with 150 numbered copies on Lana or on Rives, ours one of the 6 hors commerce printed on Lana.
Nice copy.
Illustrated book of 4 etchings on wood engraved and printed in color by Robert Blanchet, who signed and justified, as well as the cover, also signed .
Handwritten signatures of the four poets at the end of their respective poems.

First Edition printed on Arches paper.
Pleasant illustrated copy of works by Jacques Fourestier Fabrège.
Signed autograph of Marie-Claire Fleury to the Dutch poet and diplomat Sadi de Gorter: "... for whom the price of French friendship seems to have been created ..." enriched with an autograph signed by Jacques Fourestier Fabrège.
We add a woodcut illustration of a work by Jacques Fourestier Fabrège that he signed on foot and that he embellished another autograph sent to Sadi de Gorter and for which he has specified his Paris address on the back .

first edition printed with 108 numbered copies on vellum of Rives.
Signatures handwritten by Roger Bordier and Silvano Bozzolini on the reverse side of the proof of the draw.
Illustrated book of woodcuts in color by Silvano Bozzolini.
Pleasant copy.

First edition. Rare.