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Gallimard (1911 - )
Activity started1911
LanguageFrench
NationalityFrance
Fondées en 1911 par Gaston Gallimard, André Gide et Jean Schlumberger, les Editions de la Nouvelle revue française prirent en juillet 1919 le nom de Librairie Gallimard.
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First edition of the French translation for which it was not drawn from great papers, one of the review copies service. Nice copy despite small foxing affecting mainly slices. Autograph signed by one of the translators, Albine Loisy, to Claude Arland.
First edition on current paper, whimsical mention of seventeenth edition. Small dumps of adhesive paper in feet of boards. Signed autograph of Jules Roy to Mrs. Labathut.
First edition, one of the review copies service. Important and exceptional autograph dedication signed by Antoine de Saint-Exupery to Vicente Almonspine Amonacid: "For the Almonacid Hoodo hero of the Argentine and French aviation with the deep affection of Antoine de Saint-Exupery". Nice copy.
First edition on current paper. Binding in brown half morocco, back with five nerves, marbled paper plates, guards and contreplats of handmade paper, covers and back preserved, gilded head, elegant binding signed P. Goy & c. Ugly. Precious autograph dedication signed in pencil by Pierre Drieu la Rochelle: "To Henri Béraud and exercised his rough frankness Drieu la Rochelle."
Partly first edition in paperback format, one of the review copies service. Scorers in margins of slips and on slices. Precious autograph dedication signed by Raymond Queneau to his close friend and biographer Jean Queval, like him, figure and creator, of the Oulipo: "To Jean Queval well oulipotement Queneau." .
Later edition of a few months to the original. Back slightly insolated. Autograph Thought signed Henri de Montherlant taking a sentence of Abesse page 136: "What we want is to see the opposite of what is". Our copy is enriched, on the page of false title, of the signatures of the majority of the actors of this play.
First edition, one of the review copies service. Back slightly insolated, two small spots on the first board. Signed autograph of Henri Bosco to his friends Georges and Alice Raillard: "For Georges and Alice Raillard, the path of Monclar, modest country road, Henri Bosco May 4, 1962 - (and later for Henri Raillard, godchild remarkable. ) HB "
First edition on current paper, mention of second edition. Back with two small tears in the head and foot, a tiny angular lack at the head of the first board. Signed autograph from René Char to Francis Mac Ewen.
New edition in paperback format of the French translation prepared by Yves Bonnefoy and whose text was prepared by Gisèle Venet. A fold trace at the top of the first board. Precious autograph dedication signed by Yves Bonnefoy to his collaborator Gisèle Venet.
Gallimard|Paris 1967|14.50 x 21 cm|reliure de l'éditeur
Edition adorned with original illustrations by Jean Palayer. Binding of the editor in full cardboard white, smooth back slightly insolated. Emotion and beautiful autograph signed by Henri Bosco to his godson Henri Raillard, son of his friends George and Alice raillard: "To Henri Raillard For my dear godson Henri Bosco offers this book - because he and I love donkeys, and this one on the occasion can make a good walk in your hills Henri Bosco, Lourmarin on September 20th, 1967 "
First edition on current paper of this book dedicated to Jackson Pollock. Nice copy despite the back very slightly insolated without gravity. Autograph dedication dated and signed by Michel Butor to his friend the art critic and specialist of the New Roman Georges Raillard.
New edition, a few months after the original. A small tear stuck at the foot of the first flat, back slightly insolated with small black stitches in the foot. Autograph dedication signed by Albert Camus to Madame Vauthier.
First edition, one of the review copies service, ours one of the 13 justified and numbered by Michel Butor to be enriched, next to the page of justification of the draw, an origami monkey directed by Michel Butor . Pleasant copy despite small paper dumps adhsif heads and feet of the guards. Affectionate autograph dedication dated and signed by Michel Butor to his friend Georges Raillard underneath the printed dedication "For my Georges": "You especially dear Georges Raillard Michel Butor, Paris, March 20, 1967."
First Edition, one of the 620 ex numbered on vellum, only draw with 16 Japan. Frontispiece, a portrait of the author by Borès engraved on wood by G. Aubert. Small tears and gaps in the head and foot of the back. Little black stings on the first guard. Signed autograph of Jules Supervielle Georges Duhamel.
First edition, one of 18 numbered copies on China, head print. Back very slightly insolated without gravity. Our copy is enriched with a business card on which Edouard Herriot added a few words as a thank you (two spots on the business card) .
First edition on current paper. Pleasant copy, annotations of the dedicatee in pencil on the last guard. Signed autograph of Jean d'Ormesson to Pierre (Moinot): "My dear Pierre, my dear Madeleine, I kiss you both Jean."
First edition on current paper. Nice copy. Signed autograph of Jean d'Ormesson to Pierre (Moinot): "Happy new year for you two My dear Pierre, I kiss you with all my heart, Jean."
First edition on current paper. Back slightly insolated. Beautiful autograph dedication signed by Henri Bosco to his friends Georges and Alice Raillard: "For Georges and Alice Raillard, here is the hawk, personal raptor (and friendly) of Henri Bosco."