Hermann Paul - Treize Fables - 1928

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Hermann Paul, Treize Fables, a French-language portfolio edition published in 1928 by Les Éditions du Balancier in Liège, consisting of 1 volume with 4 pages and 13 large woodcut plates on 26 x 35 cm paper, in good condition.

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Hermann Paul. Treize Fables.

Liège, éditions du Balancier (printed in Brussels by J.-E. Goossens, 1928). Folio-oblong (260 x 335 mm) [IV] p. + 13 plates.

With 13 large woodcut plates by Hermann Paul, each wrapped in a china paper wrapper, with a cynical printed text on the upper side.

Loose as issued in back-fold paper wrapper with printed title and printer's mark on the upper cover.

Issued in 63 copies only

On Montval laid paper, our copy is unnumbered.

Hermann Paul (1864-1940) was a French caricaturist and illustrator. He worked in many techniques, but after World War I mainly in woodcut. His inspirations became in this period more literary than journalistic. His style evolved from a Belle Époque line to a modernist simplification, of which the Treize Fables is a very good example.

—Literature: Carteret V, p. 104; Monod 5958.

-Condition: The china paper wrapper of no. 11 is missing; the other china paper wrappers are slightly damaged along the edges; binding slightly soiled and with some small stains; some offsetting of the cardboard in the binding on the first and last leaf; plates show some unobtrusive small stains but overall the woodcuts are in very fine condition.

Seller's Story

Bibliopolium is an internationally operating antiquarian bookseller. We are passionate bibliophiles ourselves and always looking for high quality material. We enjoy buying ourselves, but even more selling to passionate collectors. We subscribe the rules and code of ethics of fhe ILAB.
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Hermann Paul. Treize Fables.

Liège, éditions du Balancier (printed in Brussels by J.-E. Goossens, 1928). Folio-oblong (260 x 335 mm) [IV] p. + 13 plates.

With 13 large woodcut plates by Hermann Paul, each wrapped in a china paper wrapper, with a cynical printed text on the upper side.

Loose as issued in back-fold paper wrapper with printed title and printer's mark on the upper cover.

Issued in 63 copies only

On Montval laid paper, our copy is unnumbered.

Hermann Paul (1864-1940) was a French caricaturist and illustrator. He worked in many techniques, but after World War I mainly in woodcut. His inspirations became in this period more literary than journalistic. His style evolved from a Belle Époque line to a modernist simplification, of which the Treize Fables is a very good example.

—Literature: Carteret V, p. 104; Monod 5958.

-Condition: The china paper wrapper of no. 11 is missing; the other china paper wrappers are slightly damaged along the edges; binding slightly soiled and with some small stains; some offsetting of the cardboard in the binding on the first and last leaf; plates show some unobtrusive small stains but overall the woodcuts are in very fine condition.

Seller's Story

Bibliopolium is an internationally operating antiquarian bookseller. We are passionate bibliophiles ourselves and always looking for high quality material. We enjoy buying ourselves, but even more selling to passionate collectors. We subscribe the rules and code of ethics of fhe ILAB.
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Details

Number of Books
1
Subject
Graphic design, Illustrated
Book Title
Treize Fables
Author/ Illustrator
Hermann Paul
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1928
Height
26 cm
Edition
Limited edition
Width
35 cm
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Les Éditions du Balancier, Liège
Binding/ Material
Portfolio
Number of pages
4
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