Marc Chagall - Derrière le Miroir Nr. 27–28 - 1950





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Marc Chagall, Derrière le Miroir Nr. 27–28, a 1950 illustrated issue published by Galerie Maeght / Éditions Pierre à Feu in Paris, with loose pages, 12 pages, 38 × 28 cm, in very good condition.
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Marc Chagall – Derrière le Miroir No. 27–28 – Galerie Maeght – Paris 1950
Early and complete issue dedicated to Marc Chagall (1887–1985), the double issue of the legendary French art magazine Derrière le Miroir, published by Galerie Maeght / Éditions Pierre à Feu in Paris.
Derrière le Miroir, Nos 27–28
Marc Chagall
March–April 1950
Galerie Maeght / Éditions Pierre à Feu, Paris
2nd edition
The issue contains two color lithographs:
* a large-format color lithograph on the cover
* an impressive color lithograph running across a full double page.
The offered copy is in a very appealing and well-kept condition for its age.
The color lithographs show a strong and very attractive color effect. In particular the large double-page lithograph is exceptionally well preserved.
The paper and cover may show slight discoloration, small stains, creases, edge and storage marks due to age. Overall, the copy, according to the available photographs, appears clean and well maintained.
No restoration work has been carried out.
The photographs depict the exact copy offered and are an explicit part of the description of condition.
The description has been prepared to the best of our knowledge and belief on the basis of the present copy, the information contained in the object, and available bibliographic information. Despite careful checking, mistakes or deviations in bibliographic details, dating, printing techniques, attributions, or other descriptive data cannot be completely ruled out.
In particular, labels and counting methods of printing techniques and illustrations in catalog raisonnés, museum, publisher, auction, and dealer descriptions may differ from one another. The object offered is determined by the copy shown in the photographs.
The condition assessment is subjective. The photographs are therefore explicitly part of the description and decisive for the buyer's own assessment. Only the copy shown in the photographs is offered and delivered.
As this is a private sale from a private collection, the sale is conducted within the legally permissible framework excluding liability for defects. This exclusion does not apply in cases of willful or gross negligence, and does not affect mandatory statutory rights."
Marc Chagall – Derrière le Miroir No. 27–28 – Galerie Maeght – Paris 1950
Early and complete issue dedicated to Marc Chagall (1887–1985), the double issue of the legendary French art magazine Derrière le Miroir, published by Galerie Maeght / Éditions Pierre à Feu in Paris.
Derrière le Miroir, Nos 27–28
Marc Chagall
March–April 1950
Galerie Maeght / Éditions Pierre à Feu, Paris
2nd edition
The issue contains two color lithographs:
* a large-format color lithograph on the cover
* an impressive color lithograph running across a full double page.
The offered copy is in a very appealing and well-kept condition for its age.
The color lithographs show a strong and very attractive color effect. In particular the large double-page lithograph is exceptionally well preserved.
The paper and cover may show slight discoloration, small stains, creases, edge and storage marks due to age. Overall, the copy, according to the available photographs, appears clean and well maintained.
No restoration work has been carried out.
The photographs depict the exact copy offered and are an explicit part of the description of condition.
The description has been prepared to the best of our knowledge and belief on the basis of the present copy, the information contained in the object, and available bibliographic information. Despite careful checking, mistakes or deviations in bibliographic details, dating, printing techniques, attributions, or other descriptive data cannot be completely ruled out.
In particular, labels and counting methods of printing techniques and illustrations in catalog raisonnés, museum, publisher, auction, and dealer descriptions may differ from one another. The object offered is determined by the copy shown in the photographs.
The condition assessment is subjective. The photographs are therefore explicitly part of the description and decisive for the buyer's own assessment. Only the copy shown in the photographs is offered and delivered.
As this is a private sale from a private collection, the sale is conducted within the legally permissible framework excluding liability for defects. This exclusion does not apply in cases of willful or gross negligence, and does not affect mandatory statutory rights."

