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Albert Skira

Albert Skira

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  2. Vieira Da Silva - Monographie - Monografia. Catalogue raisonné
    (VIEIRA DA SILVA) Guy WEELEN
    Vieira Da Silva - Monographie - Monografia. Catalogue raisonné[Vieira da Silva – Monograph – Catalogue Raisonné]
    Skira|Geneva 1993|25.2 x 34 cm|2 volumes en reliures de l'éditeur sous étui

    First bilingual edition with texts in Spanish and French, one of the numbered copies.

    Publisher’s full beige cloth bindings, smooth spines, complete with their illustrated dust jackets and slipcase.

    A richly illustrated work featuring numerous black and colour reproductions of Vieira da Silva’s artworks.

    Texts by Jean-François Jaeger, Guy Weelen, Jean-Luc Daval, Diane Daval Béran, Virginie Duval...

    A fine copy, complete with the chronological list of works reproduced in colour, inserted as a loose leaf.

    €800
  3. Minotaure N°6 de la deuxième année
    André BRETON, Paul ÉLUARD
    Minotaure N°6 de la deuxième année[Minotaure No. 6 of the second year]
    Albert Skira|Paris 1934|24.50 x 31 cm|broché
    First edition.
    Minor rubbing to the spine and along the edges of the covers, otherwise a pleasing, clean copy.
    Cover illustrated by Marcel Duchamp.
    Literary and artistic contributions by Pierre Mabille, Brassaï, Paul Eluard, Ambroise Vollard, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Charles-Ferdinand Ramuz, Salvador Dali, Pierre Courthion, Louise de Vilmorin, André Breton, Pierre-Jean Jouve, Benjamin Péret, Gisèle Prassinos, Hans Bellmer, Léon-Paul Fargue, Stéphane Mallarmé, Paul Klee, Yves Tanguy, Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Cézanne...
    €1,200
  5. Psychologie de l'art : La Création artistique
    André MALRAUX
    Psychologie de l'art : La Création artistique[The Creative Act]
    Skira|Genève [Geneva] 1948|23 x 29.50 cm|reliure de l'éditeur
    First edition, no deluxe copies printed.
    Richly illustrated.
    Slight sunning to spine.
    With a precious signed autograph inscription from André Malraux to his friend, the prominent Gaullist resistance fighter Brigitte Friang: “Pour Brigitte. A. Malraux. Oct 1948.” accompanied by an original coloured drawing depicting the famous "dyable" walking in profile, sketched in red and blue pencil (used for the eye and bristling hair)
    Brigitte Friang joined the Resistance at the age of 19 and quickly became a key operative in charge of coordinating parachute drops in the western region. She was arrested by the Gestapo after attempting to help her friend Pierre Brossolette escape from Rennes prison. She later confessed: “I knew all the landing and drop zones, I knew the real names of many agents because I had transmitted them in code to London for registration.” Seriously wounded, she was deported to Ravensbrück, then to the Sudeten commando camps. She managed to escape from the transport heading to Dachau by hiding in straw.
    In 1946, she co-founded the Rassemblement du Peuple Français in support of De Gaulle’s return to power after his resignation, and became part of the small circle of close associates—alongside André Malraux—who drafted the foundational Strasbourg speech in 1947. Following the dissolution of the R.P.F., she turned to frontline journalism, covering the wars in Indochina, Suez, the Six-Day War, and Vietnam, and later became André Malraux’s press officer.
    This marked the beginning of a long friendship with Malraux, who spoke of their closeness in Antimémoires, referring affectionately to “his Brigitte.” In return, Brigitte Friang would recount their thirty-year friendship in two works, Un autre Malraux and Petit tour autour de Malraux, both offering a poignant yet candid portrait of the writer and statesman.
    €1,800
  6. La Fabrique du Pré
    Francis PONGE
    La Fabrique du Pré
    Albert Skira|Genève [Geneva] 1971|16.50 x 21.50 cm|broché
    First edition.
    Work illustrated with illustrations.
    Handsome copy despite the missing slipcase, a small tear at the foot of the first cover.
    Autograph inscription signed by Francis Ponge to Roger Caillois: "... c'est à dire pour et contre les imostures de la poésie..." ["... that is to say for and against the impostures of poetry..."]
    Our copy is expanded with a manuscript correction by Francis Ponge on page 7.
    €350
  11. Trois des quatre soleils
    Miguel Ángel ASTURIAS
    Trois des quatre soleils
    Albert Skira|Genève [Geneva] 1971|16.50 x 22 cm|reliure de l'éditeur sous étui
    First edition, one of 1000 numbered copies on laid paper.
    Publisher's full burgundy morocco-grained sheep binding, smooth spine, double gilt fillets framing the boards, burgundy paper endpapers and pastedowns, top edge gilt, morocco-edged burgundy slipcase, burgundy paper boards.
    Rich iconography.
    Handsome copy despite very slight scratches of no consequence to the spine.
    €120
  31. Linogravures enrichi d'un dessin original signé. - Céramiques
    Pablo PICASSO
    Linogravures enrichi d'un dessin original signé. - Céramiques
    Editions Cercle d'art • Albert Skira|Paris 1962 & 1948|39 x 32.50 cm|reliure de l'éditeur sous étui + un volume en feuilles en reliure souple de l'éditeur
    PICASSO Pablo
    Linogravures [Linocuts]
    With an original signed drawing
    éditions Cercle d'art, Paris 1962, book: 39 x 32,5 cm,
    drawing: 24,5 x 23 cm, publisher's cloth
    with custom slipcase
    First edition.
    Publisher's Bradel beige cloth, with dust jacket (a little light spotting and rubbing).
    With 45 linocuts by the artist.
    An original drawing by Pablo Picasso in black ink of a faun's head, with an autograph inscription signed and dated by the artist to “Sergueï, son ami Picasso le 4.5.57” [Sergey, his friend Picasso], on a leaf laid down on the endpaper. It's very likely that the drawing was for the choreographer Serge Lifar (Sergey Mihailovitch Lifar, 1904-1986) for whom Picasso designed costumes and sets.
    Discreet repairs to corners of leaf with drawing.
    Added: the volume Céramiques from Pablo Picasso published by Albert Skira in 1948, including an autograph colorful letter from Pablo Picasso, signed and dated, to the same Sergueï which should have been topped by a drawing, cut out from the copy probably in order to be framed.
    An exceptional copy with an original drawing signed by Pablo Picasso.
    $ 18 500
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  42. Psychologie de l'art : Le musée imaginaire
    André MALRAUX
    Psychologie de l'art : Le musée imaginaire
    Skira|Genève [Geneva] 1947|23 x 29.50 cm|reliure de l'éditeur

    First edition of which there were no large paper copies.
    Handsome autograph inscription signed from the author to Colonel Rémy.
    André Malraux recovered this copy from a previous dedicatee, whose name (but not signature) he erased in order to re-inscribe it with this handsome new inscription from one Compagnon de la Libération to another: "Pour Rémy, en souvenir de collaborations variées, bien amicalement. André Malraux. Février 48. [To Rémy in memory of our various collaborations, with best wishes. André Malraux. February 48]."
    Richly illustrated.
    Spine slightly sunned, but retaining dust jacket.

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