Tristan Bernard/Lucien Boucher (dessins et vignettes en deux tons). - 60 Années de Lyrisme Intermittent - 1945





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Tristan Bernard’s 60 Années de Lyrisme Intermittent, illustrated by Lucien Boucher, is a 1945 first edition in French with 104 pages, issued as a numbered copy on Vélin de Rives.
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[Art Book / Humour / Bibliophilia] Tristan BERNARD – 60 Years of Intermittent Lyricism (1945) – Drawings by Lucien BOUCHER, portraits by TOULOUSE-LAUTREC & VUILLARD – Limited numbered edition on Vélin de Rives (No. 1183)
Charming poetic and satirical collection tracing the lyrical texts of the humorist and playwright Tristan Bernard (1866-1947), enhanced by the illustrations of Lucien Boucher and enriched with portraits created by his artist friends Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and Édouard Vuillard.
Author: Tristan Bernard.
Main Illustrator: Lucien Boucher (drawings and vignettes in two tones).
Illustrations outside the text:
Portrait of Tristan Bernard after a drawing by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.
Portrait of Tristan Bernard after a lithograph/drawing by Édouard Vuillard.
Publisher: Paris, Éditions Littéraires de France.
Printer: Printed on October 20, 1945 on the presses of Jean Crès in Paris (layout by Charles Eyménié, printing by Léon Gode).
Limitations: Limited numbered edition.
Copy No. 1183, printed on fine Vélin de Rives paper (print run from 51 to 1500).
Format & Dimensions:
Grand in-4° (approximately 28×23 cm).
Presentation: Loose sheets in the original deckle-edged cover, with the original rigid slipcase and box with title on the spine.
Interior condition: Excellent state of conservation. Vélin de Rives paper very fresh, clean and without foxing.
Exterior condition (Slipcase & Box):
Overall complete with its original slipcase and box.
Rigid box is solid, showing patina of time and some small edgewear/tears on the upper edge paper.
Spine of the slipcase well preserved with visible gold/imprinted titles.
[Art Book / Humour / Bibliophilia] Tristan BERNARD – 60 Years of Intermittent Lyricism (1945) – Drawings by Lucien BOUCHER, portraits by TOULOUSE-LAUTREC & VUILLARD – Limited numbered edition on Vélin de Rives (No. 1183)
Charming poetic and satirical collection tracing the lyrical texts of the humorist and playwright Tristan Bernard (1866-1947), enhanced by the illustrations of Lucien Boucher and enriched with portraits created by his artist friends Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and Édouard Vuillard.
Author: Tristan Bernard.
Main Illustrator: Lucien Boucher (drawings and vignettes in two tones).
Illustrations outside the text:
Portrait of Tristan Bernard after a drawing by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.
Portrait of Tristan Bernard after a lithograph/drawing by Édouard Vuillard.
Publisher: Paris, Éditions Littéraires de France.
Printer: Printed on October 20, 1945 on the presses of Jean Crès in Paris (layout by Charles Eyménié, printing by Léon Gode).
Limitations: Limited numbered edition.
Copy No. 1183, printed on fine Vélin de Rives paper (print run from 51 to 1500).
Format & Dimensions:
Grand in-4° (approximately 28×23 cm).
Presentation: Loose sheets in the original deckle-edged cover, with the original rigid slipcase and box with title on the spine.
Interior condition: Excellent state of conservation. Vélin de Rives paper very fresh, clean and without foxing.
Exterior condition (Slipcase & Box):
Overall complete with its original slipcase and box.
Rigid box is solid, showing patina of time and some small edgewear/tears on the upper edge paper.
Spine of the slipcase well preserved with visible gold/imprinted titles.

