Francis Picabia - Lot de 7 livres - 1920
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Lot of 7 books by Francis Picabia, in French, first edition, original language, covering Art and Literature, totaling 800 pages, in good condition, oldest item from 1920.
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- Dits. Paris, Éric Losfeld - Le Terrain vague, 1960. Octavo, unpaginated, paperback, original illustrated cover. Original edition as a volume of Picabia’s aphorisms gathered by Poupard-Lieussou. It is illustrated with 5 black-and-white reproduction plates.
- Caravansérail, 1924. presented and annotated by Luc-Henri Mercié. Paris, Pierre Belfond 1974. 192 pp.
- ECRITS - VOLUME 1 (1913-1920) BELFOND. Texts gathered and presented by Olivier Revault d'Allonnes. 1975: Cinquante-deux miroirs - L'Athlète des pompes funèbres - Râteliers platoniques - Poésie ron-ron - Pensées sans langage - Unique eunuque - Jésus-Christ Rastaquouère. 284 pp.
- Picabia "Vu en transparence". Soft brochure illustrated with black-and-white reproductions issued for the Picabia works exhibition and presented by G. Ribemont-Dessaignes and P. Waldberg at Galerie Mona Lisa in 1961. 26-page brochure.
- Francis Picabia. Paris, Galerie La Cible, 1920. Octavo paperback, 46 pages illustrated with a self-portrait of the artist in the frontispiece and 10 reproduced plates mounted on full page, in black, brown, and color. Original edition of this monograph published on the occasion of the Francis Picabia exhibition at Galerie La Cible, in December 1920. Edition of 1,100 copies numbered, this one is one of 1,000 on laid paper. List of 53 works exhibited.
- Bois Yve-Alain. Picabia. Flammarion, Paris, 1975. Quarto, publisher’s full cloth binding under dust jacket. Rare monograph. 99 pp.
- 391, Revue published from 1917 to 1924 by Francis Picabia. Vol. 1: Complete reissue of the revue 391 directed by Picabia, presented by M. Sanouillet. 160 pp.
- Invitation to the opening of the exhibition of 11 April 1948.
- Dits. Paris, Éric Losfeld - Le Terrain vague, 1960. Octavo, unpaginated, paperback, original illustrated cover. Original edition as a volume of Picabia’s aphorisms gathered by Poupard-Lieussou. It is illustrated with 5 black-and-white reproduction plates.
- Caravansérail, 1924. presented and annotated by Luc-Henri Mercié. Paris, Pierre Belfond 1974. 192 pp.
- ECRITS - VOLUME 1 (1913-1920) BELFOND. Texts gathered and presented by Olivier Revault d'Allonnes. 1975: Cinquante-deux miroirs - L'Athlète des pompes funèbres - Râteliers platoniques - Poésie ron-ron - Pensées sans langage - Unique eunuque - Jésus-Christ Rastaquouère. 284 pp.
- Picabia "Vu en transparence". Soft brochure illustrated with black-and-white reproductions issued for the Picabia works exhibition and presented by G. Ribemont-Dessaignes and P. Waldberg at Galerie Mona Lisa in 1961. 26-page brochure.
- Francis Picabia. Paris, Galerie La Cible, 1920. Octavo paperback, 46 pages illustrated with a self-portrait of the artist in the frontispiece and 10 reproduced plates mounted on full page, in black, brown, and color. Original edition of this monograph published on the occasion of the Francis Picabia exhibition at Galerie La Cible, in December 1920. Edition of 1,100 copies numbered, this one is one of 1,000 on laid paper. List of 53 works exhibited.
- Bois Yve-Alain. Picabia. Flammarion, Paris, 1975. Quarto, publisher’s full cloth binding under dust jacket. Rare monograph. 99 pp.
- 391, Revue published from 1917 to 1924 by Francis Picabia. Vol. 1: Complete reissue of the revue 391 directed by Picabia, presented by M. Sanouillet. 160 pp.
- Invitation to the opening of the exhibition of 11 April 1948.
Details
Number of books
7
Subject
Art, Literature
Book title
Lot de 7 livres
Author/ Illustrator
Francis Picabia
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1920
Edition
1st Edition
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Number of pages
800
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