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Les Éditions GLM (‎Guy Lévis Mano) Bibliography, B.N. 1981, n° 401.Extract from La nouvelle maison rustique, Paris, Saugrain fils, 1740.Ex. n° 18, one of 850 on Arches laid paper.Les Éditions GLM (‎Guy Lévis Mano) Bibliographie, B.N. 1981, n° 401.Extrait de La nouvelle maison rustique, Paris, chez Saugrain fils, 1740.Ex. n° 18, un des 850 sur vergé d'Arches.GLM (‎Guy Lévis Mano)-Bibliografie, B.N. 1981, Nr. 401.Auszug aus La nouvelle maison rustique, Paris, bei Saugrain fils, 1740.Ex. Nr. 18, eines von 850 auf Vergé d'Arches.

First French translation (by Christine Boumeester) of one of the most important texts on 20th century art. The first print was published in 1926 as "Bauhaus Book No. 9" by Albert Langen in Munich. Preface and afterword [sic!] by Max Bill from 1955. The pagination of the volume stops once at page 67, so that thereafter all odd pages receive even page numbers. Volume 4 of the series "Les nouveaux manifestes". With numerous unaltered beautiful illustrations. Small lack on the front cover and endpaper (see the photos), lightly browned, overall in good condition.
Première traduction française (par Christine Boumeester) de l'un des textes les plus importants sur l'art du 20e siècle. La première impression avait paru en 1926 sous le titre "Bauhaus Buch Nr. 9" chez Albert Langen à Munich. Pré- et postface [sic !] de Max Bill datant de 1955. La pagination du volume s'arrête une fois à la page 67, de sorte que toutes les pages impaires reçoivent ensuite des numéros de page pairs. Volume 4 de la série… Leer más

First edition with the three-page preface by Charles Spencer "Charlie" Chaplin, missing from later editions. The title appeared posthumously; Faure was actually a vaunted art historian of his time and a student of Bergson, the book is an exception to his oeuvre. Lightly browned throughout, as is the jacket, which is not quite fresh; please see photos. With chapters on dance and cinema, mysticism and cinema, and the vocation of cinema.
Première édition avec la préface de trois pages de Charles Spencer "Charlie" Chaplin, qui manque dans les éditions ultérieures. Le titre a été publié à titre posthume ; Faure était en fait un historien de l'art réputé de son époque et un disciple de Bergson, le livre constitue une exception dans son œuvre. Légèrement bruni sur toute la longueur, tout comme la couverture qui n'est plus très fraîche, veuillez vous référer aux photos. Avec des chapitres sur la danse et le cinéma, la mystique et le cinéma, ainsi que sur la vocation du cinéma.
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Nice small format and well preserved original edition of the selection of Picabia's poems made by Henri Parisot, set and printed by Guy Lévis Mano. The introduction was written by André Breton. From the library of Thieri Foulc with his bookplate on the endpaper. Edition limited to 774 + 25 copies (9 vélin d'Arches (nos. 1-9), 170 vélin du Marais (nos. 10-179) and 570 vergé edition (nos. 180-749), plus 25 copies for the Friends of GLM (A-Z). The present copy bears the number 428.Jolie édition originale, de petit format et bien conservée, de la sélection de poèmes de Picabia faite par Henri Parisot, composée et imprimée par Guy Lévis Mano. L'introduction a été écrite par André Breton. De la bibliothèque de Thieri Foulc avec son ex-libris sur la page de garde. Tirage limité à 774 + 25 exemplaires (9 Vélin d'Arches (n° 1-9), 170 Vélin du Marais (n° 10-179) et 570 vergé édition (n° 180-749), ainsi que 25 exemplaires pour les amis de GLM (A-Z). Le présent exemplaire porte le… Leer más

Artist book published on occasion of Jonathan Monk's Untitled and Unfinished (Afghanistan) show at the British School at Rome, curated by Cristiana Perrella, 10 Feb - 10 Mar 2005. For the exhibition, Monk sent a video camera to an Afghan named Mustafa Shaibzada in order to film the lakes where Alighiero Boetti had wanted his ashes to be scattered. The book entails stills from the film, which are accompanied by essays (in Italian and English). Assistant curator: Maria Cristina Giusti. Book-Design: Jérôme Saint-Loubert Bié.Livre d'artiste, publié à l'occasion de l'exposition Untitled and Unfinished (Afghanistan) à la British School de Rome, sous la direction de Cristiana Perrella, 10 février - 10 mars 2005. Pour l'exposition, Monk a envoyé une caméra vidéo à un Afghan nommé Mustafa Shaibzada afin de filmer les lacs où Alighiero Boetti avait souhaité que ses cendres soient dispersées. Le livre comprend des images du film, accompagnées d'essais (en italien et en anglais). Commissaire… Leer más

Interesting little publication, in which on the last page is shown for the first time the famous bull's head ("Tête de taureau") from 1942, assembled from bicycle saddle and handlebars. We were not able to fully clarify the authorship of the text. Our copy names Picasso himself as the author of the text on the inside title. Other sources refer to Pierre-André Benoit and Bernard Loliée or Jean-François Chabrun and Robert Rius. Limited edition of 265 copies in total, including 5 "sur Chine", 10 "sur Auvergne", and 250, like the present copy, "sur couché".
Petite publication tres intéressante, dans laquelle la dernière page montre pour la première fois la célèbre "Tête de taureau" de 1942, assemblée à partir d'une selle et d'un guidon de vélo. Nous n'avons pas pu élucider complètement la paternité du texte. Notre exemplaire mentionne Picasso lui-même comme auteur du texte sur le titre intérieur. D'autres sources font référence à Pierre-André Benoit et Bernard Loliée ou à… Leer más

Takejiro Hasegawa (Ed.): My Lord Bag-O'Rice
Japanese Fairy Tale Series, No. 15
One of the Hasegawa "Japanese Fairy Tale Series". Large 32mo (3 ½ x 6 in – 10.0 x 15.2 cm). Takejiro Hasegawa, editor, 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca. 1911 (undated, 2nd edition). 22 pages on 11 folded leaves. Translated by Basil Hall Chamberlain. Illustrations by Kobayashi Eitaku.
A crepe paper book ("chirimen-bon") with silk thread tied four stab hole "yamato toji" binding, and with folded crepe paper sheets. Illustrated with color wood block prints in bright colors.
Very good condition given the age, no creasing, no cuts, light water stain (see pictures) across the whole volume. Spine covering intact. Stab ties intact. Please consider the photos.
Please check our offerings list for more volumes of the Japanese Fairy Tale Series.
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Ein Bändchen aus der "Japanese Fairy Tale Series" Reihe von Hasegawa. 10,0 x 15,2 cm. Takejiro Hasegawa, Hrsg., 17… Leer más

Artist book. Still sealed under publisher's original wraps. With an illustration section on glossy white paper, followed by a text section on orange stock printed on one side only. Includes color illustrations of a number of famous artist books by Sol LeWitt, Ed Ruscha and Lawrence Weiner. The text section includes a transcript of a phone conversation between Jonathan Monk and Seth Sieglaub.Livre d'artiste. Encore scellé sous l'emballage d'origine de l'éditeur. Avec une section d'illustrations sur papier blanc brillant, suivie d'une section de texte sur papier orange imprimée sur un seul côté. Comprend des illustrations en couleur d'un certain nombre de livres d'artistes célèbres de Sol LeWitt, Ed Ruscha et Lawrence Weiner. La partie texte comprend la transcription d'une conversation téléphonique entre Jonathan Monk et Seth Sieglaub.Künstlerbuch. Noch in der Originalverpackung des Verlages eingeschweißt. Ein Illustrationsteil auf weißem Hochglanzpapier wird gefolgt von einem einseitig… Leer más

Takejiro Hasegawa (Ed.): Urashima, The Fisher-Boy
Japanese Fairy Tale Series, No. 8
One of the Hasegawa "Japanese Fairy Tale Series". Large 32mo (3 ½ x 6 in – 10.0 x 15.2 cm). Takejiro Hasegawa, editor, 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca. 1911 (undated, 2nd edition). 28 pages on 14 folded leaves. Translated by Basil Hall Chamberlain. Illustrations by Kobayashi Eitaku.
A crepe paper book ("chirimen-bon") with silk thread tied four stab hole "yamato toji" binding, and with folded crepe paper sheets. Illustrated with color wood block prints in bright colors.
Excellent condition given the age, no creasing, no cuts, no soiling. Spine covering intact. Stab ties intact. Please consider the photos.
Please check our offerings list for more volumes of the Japanese Fairy Tale Series.
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Ein Bändchen aus der "Japanese Fairy Tale Series" Reihe von Hasegawa. 10,0 x 15,2 cm. Takejiro Hasegawa, Hrsg., 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca.… Leer más

Takejiro Hasegawa (Ed.): The Serpent With Eight Heads
Japanese Fairy Tale Series, No. 9
One of the Hasegawa "Japanese Fairy Tale Series". Large 32mo (3 ½ x 6 in – 10.0 x 15.2 cm). Takejiro Hasegawa, editor, 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca. 1911 (undated, 2nd edition). 28 pages on 14 folded leaves. Translated by Basil Hall Chamberlain. Illustrations by Kobayashi Eitaku.
A crepe paper book ("chirimen-bon") with silk thread tied four stab hole "yamato toji" binding, and with folded crepe paper sheets. Illustrated with color wood block prints in bright colors.
Excellent condition given the age, no creasing, no cuts, no soiling. Spine covering intact. Stab ties intact. Please consider the photos.
Please check our offerings list for more volumes of the Japanese Fairy Tale Series.
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Ein Bändchen aus der "Japanese Fairy Tale Series" Reihe von Hasegawa. 10,0 x 15,2 cm. Takejiro Hasegawa, Hrsg., 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio.… Leer más

Takejiro Hasegawa (Ed.): The Silly Jelly-Fish
Japanese Fairy Tale Series, No. 13
One of the Hasegawa "Japanese Fairy Tale Series". Large 32mo (3 ½ x 6 in – 10.0 x 15.2 cm). Takejiro Hasegawa, editor, 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca. 1911 (undated, 2nd edition). 22 pages on 11 folded leaves. Translated by Basil Hall Chamberlain. Illustrations by Kobayashi Eitaku.
A crepe paper book ("chirimen-bon") with silk thread tied four stab hole "yamato toji" binding, and with folded crepe paper sheets. Illustrated with color wood block prints in bright colors.
Excellent condition given the age, no creasing, no cuts, no soiling. Spine covering intact. Stab ties intact. Please consider the photos.
Please check our offerings list for more volumes of the Japanese Fairy Tale Series.
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Ein Bändchen aus der "Japanese Fairy Tale Series" Reihe von Hasegawa. 10,0 x 15,2 cm. Takejiro Hasegawa, Hrsg., 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca. 1911… Leer más

Takejiro Hasegawa (Ed.): The Hare of Inaba
Japanese Fairy Tale Series, No. 11
One of the Hasegawa "Japanese Fairy Tale Series". Large 32mo (3 ½ x 6 in – 10.0 x 15.2 cm). Takejiro Hasegawa, editor, 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca. 1911 (undated, 2nd edition). 18 pages on 9 folded leaves. Translated by Mrs. T.H. (Kate) James. Illustrations by Kobayashi Eitaku.
A crepe paper book ("chirimen-bon") with silk thread tied four stab hole "yamato toji" binding, and with folded crepe paper sheets. Illustrated with color wood block prints in bright colors.
Excellent condition given the age, no creasing, no cuts, no soiling. Spine covering intact. Stab ties intact. Please consider the photos.
Please check our offerings list for more volumes of the Japanese Fairy Tale Series.
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Ein Bändchen aus der "Japanese Fairy Tale Series" Reihe von Hasegawa. 10,0 x 15,2 cm. Takejiro Hasegawa, Hrsg., 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca. 1911… Leer más

Takejiro Hasegawa (Ed.): Kachi Kachi Mountain
Japanese Fairy Tale Series, No. 5
One of the Hasegawa "Japanese Fairy Tale Series". Large 32mo (3 ½ x 6 in – 10.0 x 15.2 cm). Takejiro Hasegawa, editor, 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca. 1911 (undated, 2nd edition). 22 pages on 11 folded leaves.
Illustrations by Kobayashi Eitaku, translated by David Thomson.
A crepe paper book ("chirimen-bon") with silk thread tied four stab hole "yamato toji" binding, and with folded crepe paper sheets. Illustrated with color wood block prints in bright colors.
Excellent condition given the age, no creasing, no cuts, no soiling. Spine covering intact. Stab ties intact. Please consider the photos.
Please check our offerings list for more volumes of the Japanese Fairy Tale Series.
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Ein Bändchen aus der "Japanese Fairy Tale Series" Reihe von Hasegawa. 10,0 x 15,2 cm. Takejiro Hasegawa, Hrsg., 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca. 1911 (undatiert, zweite Ausgabe). 22… Leer más

Takejiro Hasegawa (Ed.): The Cub's Triumph
Japanese Fairy Tale Series, No. 12
One of the Hasegawa "Japanese Fairy Tale Series". Large 32mo (3 ½ x 6 in – 10.0 x 15.2 cm). Takejiro Hasegawa, editor, 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca. 1911 (undated, 2nd edition). 26 pages on 13 folded leaves. Translated by Mrs. T.H. (Kate) James. Illustrations by Kobayashi Eitaku.
A crepe paper book ("chirimen-bon") with silk thread tied four stab hole "yamato toji" binding, and with folded crepe paper sheets. Illustrated with color wood block prints in bright colors.
Excellent condition given the age, no creasing, no cuts, no soiling. Spine covering intact. Stab ties intact. Please consider the photos.
Please check our offerings list for more volumes of the Japanese Fairy Tale Series.
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Ein Bändchen aus der "Japanese Fairy Tale Series" Reihe von Hasegawa. 10,0 x 15,2 cm. Takejiro Hasegawa, Hrsg., 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca. 1911… Leer más

Takejiro Hasegawa (Ed.): The Old Man Who Made Dead Trees Blossom
Japanese Fairy Tale Series, No. 4
One of the Hasegawa "Japanese Fairy Tale Series". Large 32mo (3 ½ x 6 in – 10.0 x 15.2 cm). Takejiro Hasegawa, editor, 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca. 1911 (undated, 2nd edition). 18 pages on 9 folded leaves. Illustrations by Kobayashi Eitaku, translated by David Thomson.
A crepe paper book ("chirimen-bon") with silk thread tied four stab hole "yamato toji" binding, and with folded crepe paper sheets. Illustrated with color wood block prints in bright colors.
Excellent condition given the age, no creasing, no cuts, no soiling. Spine covering intact. Stab ties intact. Please consider the photos.
Please check our offerings list for more volumes of the Japanese Fairy Tale Series.
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Ein Bändchen aus der "Japanese Fairy Tale Series" Reihe von Hasegawa. 10,0 x 15,2 cm. Takejiro Hasegawa, Hrsg., 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca. 1911 (undatiert,… Leer más

Takejiro Hasegawa (Ed.): The Matsuyama Mirror
Japanese Fairy Tale Series, No. 10
One of the Hasegawa "Japanese Fairy Tale Series". Large 32mo (3 ½ x 6 in – 10.0 x 15.2 cm). Takejiro Hasegawa, editor, 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca. 1911 (undated, 2nd edition). 22 pages on 11 folded leaves. Translated by Mrs. T.H. (Kate) James. Illustrations by Kobayashi Eitaku.
A crepe paper book ("chirimen-bon") with silk thread tied four stab hole "yamato toji" binding, and with folded crepe paper sheets. Illustrated with color wood block prints in bright colors.
Excellent condition given the age, no creasing, no cuts, no soiling. Spine covering intact. Stab ties intact. Please consider the photos.
Please check our offerings list for more volumes of the Japanese Fairy Tale Series.
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Ein Bändchen aus der "Japanese Fairy Tale Series" Reihe von Hasegawa. 10,0 x 15,2 cm. Takejiro Hasegawa, Hrsg., 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca. 1911… Leer más

Takejiro Hasegawa (Ed.): The Ogres of Oyeyama
Japanese Fairy Tale Series, No. 19
One of the Hasegawa "Japanese Fairy Tale Series". Large 32mo (3 ½ x 6 in – 10.0 x 15.2 cm). Takejiro Hasegawa, editor, 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca. 1911 (undated, 2nd edition). 32 pages on 16 folded leaves. Translated by Mrs. T.H. (Kate) James. Illustrations by Kobayashi Eitaku.
A crepe paper book ("chirimen-bon") with silk thread tied four stab hole "yamato toji" binding, and with folded crepe paper sheets. Illustrated with color wood block prints in bright colors.
Very good condition given the age, no creasing, no cuts, no stains. Spine covering intact. Stab ties intact. Please consider the photos.
Please check our offerings list for more volumes of the Japanese Fairy Tale Series.
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Ein Bändchen aus der "Japanese Fairy Tale Series" Reihe von Hasegawa. 10,0 x 15,2 cm. Takejiro Hasegawa, Hrsg., 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca. 1911… Leer más

Takejiro Hasegawa (Ed.): The Tongue Cut Sparrow
Japanese Fairy Tale Series, No. 2
One of the Hasegawa "Japanese Fairy Tale Series". Large 32mo (3 ½ x 6 in – 10.0 x 15.2 cm). Takejiro Hasegawa, editor, 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca. 1911 (undated, 2nd edition). 22 pages on 11 folded leaves. Illustrations by Kobayashi Eitaku, translated by David Thomson.
A crepe paper book ("chirimen-bon") with silk thread tied four stab hole "yamato toji" binding, and with folded crepe paper sheets. Illustrated with color wood block prints in bright colors.
Excellent condition given the age, no creasing, no cuts, no soiling. Spine covering intact. Stab ties intact. Please consider the photos.
Please check our offerings list for more volumes of the Japanese Fairy Tale Series.
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Ein Bändchen aus der "Japanese Fairy Tale Series" Reihe von Hasegawa. 10,0 x 15,2 cm. Takejiro Hasegawa, Hrsg., 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca. 1911 (undatiert, zweite Asugabe). 22… Leer más

Takejiro Hasegawa (Ed.): The Enchanted Waterfall
Japanese Fairy Tale Series, No. 20
One of the Hasegawa "Japanese Fairy Tale Series". Large 32mo (3 ½ x 6 in – 10.0 x 15.2 cm). Takejiro Hasegawa, editor, 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca. 1911 (undated, 2nd edition). 22 pages on 11 folded leaves. Translated by Mrs. T.H. (Kate) James. Illustrations by Kobayashi Eitaku.
A crepe paper book ("chirimen-bon") with silk thread tied four stab hole "yamato toji" binding, and with folded crepe paper sheets. Illustrated with color wood block prints in bright colors.
Very good condition given the age, no creasing, no cuts, no stains. Spine covering intact. Stab ties intact. Please consider the photos.
Please check our offerings list for more volumes of the Japanese Fairy Tale Series.
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Ein Bändchen aus der "Japanese Fairy Tale Series" Reihe von Hasegawa. 10,0 x 15,2 cm. Takejiro Hasegawa, Hrsg., 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca.… Leer más

Takejiro Hasegawa (Ed.): The Enchanted Waterfall
Japanese Fairy Tale Series, No. 1
One of the Hasegawa "Japanese Fairy Tale Series". Large 32mo (3 ½ x 6 in – 10.0 x 15.2 cm). Takejiro Hasegawa, editor, 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca. 1911 (undated, 2nd edition). 22 pages on 11 folded leaves. Translated by David Thomson. Illustrations by Kobayashi Eitaku.
A crepe paper book ("chirimen-bon") with silk thread tied four stab hole "yamato toji" binding, and with folded crepe paper sheets. Illustrated with color wood block prints in bright colors.
Very good condition given the age, no creasing, no cuts, no stains. Spine covering intact. Stab ties intact. Please consider the photos.
Please check our offerings list for more volumes of the Japanese Fairy Tale Series.
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Ein Bändchen aus der "Japanese Fairy Tale Series" Reihe von Hasegawa. 10,0 x 15,2 cm. Takejiro Hasegawa, Hrsg., 17 Kami Negishi-cho, Shitaya-ku, Tokio. Ca. 1911… Leer más