Georges Hugnet - 1961 - 1961





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Georges Hugnet’s 61-page French-language book *1961* is a numbered edition, copy 51 of 500 printed on vellum, illustrated with four photomontages by the author.
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HUGNET (Georges)
1961
Paris, Chez l'auteur, 1961
The artist's book 1961 by the French avant-garde artist Georges Hugnet is an extremely rare bibliophilic work deeply rooted in the Dada and surrealist movement. Hugnet, a key figure in early modern art and closely associated with icons such as Duchamp and Picasso, filled the edition with distinctive photomontages and free verse. The work has a very limited edition of only 570 numbered copies, making it a coveted collectible that can also be found in museum collections such as MoMA.
Edition of 570 numbered copies, of which 10 copies on Auvergne are hand-numbered, 60 copies on Rives vellum and 500 copies on vellum.
Sewn in sheets under a printed cover with flaps.
Original edition illustrated with 4 photomontages by the author, printed outside the text.
One of the 500 copies numbered on vellum, this copy no. 51.
HUGNET (Georges)
1961
Paris, Chez l'auteur, 1961
The artist's book 1961 by the French avant-garde artist Georges Hugnet is an extremely rare bibliophilic work deeply rooted in the Dada and surrealist movement. Hugnet, a key figure in early modern art and closely associated with icons such as Duchamp and Picasso, filled the edition with distinctive photomontages and free verse. The work has a very limited edition of only 570 numbered copies, making it a coveted collectible that can also be found in museum collections such as MoMA.
Edition of 570 numbered copies, of which 10 copies on Auvergne are hand-numbered, 60 copies on Rives vellum and 500 copies on vellum.
Sewn in sheets under a printed cover with flaps.
Original edition illustrated with 4 photomontages by the author, printed outside the text.
One of the 500 copies numbered on vellum, this copy no. 51.

