Editions Francis Salabert

First edition of this vocal and piano score illustrated on the front cover with a portrait of Marshal Ferdinand Foch.
Handsome copy despite a small stain on the score which does not impair readability.

First edition of this vocal and piano score with an illustration on the front cover by an unknown artist.
Cover almost entirely split but without loss.

First edition of this voice and piano score illustrated on the first cover by an unknown artist.
Cover fold slightly split, otherwise handsome copy.

First edition of this voice and piano score illustrated on the first cover by an unknown artist.
Handsome copy.

First edition of this score titled "Les Nouveaux Succès de Maurice Chevalier en plus grand", illustrated on the first page with a beautiful polychrome illustration consisting of a photo montage of the singer striding across the Seine - Eiffel Tower under his arm - reaching the Statue of Liberty and New York skyscrapers.
Very fine condition.

First edition of this vocal and piano score illustrated on the first cover with a color drawing by Roger de Valerio.
Although created by a French artist in an expressionist vein, the cover reproduces the stereotypical imagery of African Americans that had been conveyed since the Civil War through American racist caricature.
Yet in 1923, this violent, degrading and essentializing stigmatization based on the ideology of ethnic hierarchy was facetiously subverted by Black Americans, notably through Jazz and Blues culture and by several major artistic figures including Josephine Baker. Thus, in her Revue Nègre, she humorously and sensually reappropriated the degrading representation of...

First edition of this voice and piano score illustrated on the first cover with a color illustration by Roger de Valerio.
Very handsome copy.

First edition of this vocal and piano score, first cover illustrated by an anonymous artist.
Very fine copy of this score from the American musical comedy entitled "Life of the party".

First edition of this piano score, first cover illustrated in color by Roger de Valerio.
Very fine copy.

First edition of this piano score, first cover illustrated in color by Debeck.
Handsome copy despite some soiling and a small marginal tear.

First edition of this piano score, first cover illustrated in colors by Léon Pousthomis.
Handsome copy.

First edition of this vocal score (bilingual) and piano, with illustrated front cover, "The great success of the famous Cotton Club of New York in the revue 'Cotton Club Parade' presented by Edmond Sayag and which triumphs at the Ambassadeurs and the Moulin Rouge."
Very handsome copy.

First edition of this vocal score (bilingual) and piano illustrated on the front cover with a large color illustration by Roger de Valerio. La Madelon was created by Maurice Chevalier at the Casino de Paris.
Very handsome copy.

First edition of this voice (bilingual) and piano score illustrated on the front cover with a color illustration by Charles Roussel.
Superb copy.

First edition of this vocal (bilingual) and piano score, with illustrated first cover, "La nouvelle danse américine de la "Coloured Revue" Cotton Club Parade de New York présentée par Henri Varna dans la Revue du Casino de Paris "Paris en Joie" avec Maurice Chevalier."
A very handsome copy.

First edition of this vocal (bilingual) and piano score, first cover illustrated by Roger de Valerio.
A very handsome copy.

First edition of this piano score, first cover illustrated in colors by Léon Pousthomis.
Handsome copy.

First edition of this piano score illustrated on the first cover with a color illustration by Roger de Valerio.
Superb copy.

First edition of this vocal and piano score illustrated on the front cover with a color illustration by Roger de Valerio.
A very handsome copy despite some traces of creasing.

First Edition, one of 300 numbered copies on Holland paper, only leading copies after 10 copies on wrapping paper.
Marginal lacks on the back and the boards, nice interior state.
Illustrated cover of Guy Arnoux and in-text illustrations by R. de Valerio.
autograph dedication of the author autograph handwritten signature Lucien Boyer next to the justification of the draw.