[Suite] Georges Charaire; Dignimont; Robert Naly; Daragnes; Edmond Heuzé - Daphné - 1950-1950

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Daphné is a 1950 French-language numbered limited edition with original lithographs by Georges Charaire, André Dignimont, Robert Naly, Jean-Gabriel Daragnès and Edmond Heuzé, in a hardback binding.

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Georges Charaire / André Dignimont, Robert Naly, Jean-Gabriel Daragnès, Edmond Heuzé, Georges Charaire — Daphne — Château des Brouillards, Montmartre — 1950

Original edition with a suite specially printed for Mr. and Mrs. Baudet.

The book includes a set of original lithographs produced by five distinct artists (Dignimont, Naly, Daragnès, Heuzé and Charaire).

Georges Charaire (1914-2001) was a French typographer, printer, publisher and poet, deeply rooted in the Montmartre artistic milieu. Also a painter, he printed this work on his own presses at Château des Brouillards in September 1950. This book sits within his artisanal bibliophilic production, in which he paired his poems with the works of his painter and engraver friends.

André Dignimont (1891-1965), Robert Naly (1900-1983), Jean-Gabriel Daragnès (1886-1950), Edmond Heuzé (1884-1967) and Georges Charaire (1914-2001) form the collective of illustrators for this volume. A major figure of Montmartre life, Dignimont was renowned for his watercolors and illustrations of precious literary works. Daragnès and Heuzé are among the great French painters and engravers of the first half of the 20th century.

This is a poetic and artistic collection offering literary and graphical variations around the myth of Daphne.

Publisher’s binding in cloth or original half-binding soft cover preserved in good condition.

24 pages

Georges Charaire / André Dignimont, Robert Naly, Jean-Gabriel Daragnès, Edmond Heuzé, Georges Charaire — Daphne — Château des Brouillards, Montmartre — 1950

Original edition with a suite specially printed for Mr. and Mrs. Baudet.

The book includes a set of original lithographs produced by five distinct artists (Dignimont, Naly, Daragnès, Heuzé and Charaire).

Georges Charaire (1914-2001) was a French typographer, printer, publisher and poet, deeply rooted in the Montmartre artistic milieu. Also a painter, he printed this work on his own presses at Château des Brouillards in September 1950. This book sits within his artisanal bibliophilic production, in which he paired his poems with the works of his painter and engraver friends.

André Dignimont (1891-1965), Robert Naly (1900-1983), Jean-Gabriel Daragnès (1886-1950), Edmond Heuzé (1884-1967) and Georges Charaire (1914-2001) form the collective of illustrators for this volume. A major figure of Montmartre life, Dignimont was renowned for his watercolors and illustrations of precious literary works. Daragnès and Heuzé are among the great French painters and engravers of the first half of the 20th century.

This is a poetic and artistic collection offering literary and graphical variations around the myth of Daphne.

Publisher’s binding in cloth or original half-binding soft cover preserved in good condition.

24 pages

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Illustrated
Book title
Daphné
Author/ Illustrator
[Suite] Georges Charaire; Dignimont; Robert Naly; Daragnes; Edmond Heuzé
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1950
Publication year youngest item
1950
Edition
Limited edition, Numbered edition
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Chateau des Brouillards Montmartre
Binding/ Material
Hardback
Number of pages
24
FranceVerified
402
Objects sold
100%
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