Signé ; Leon-Paul Fargue / Dimitrios Galanis - Maurice Ravel par quelques-uns de ses familiers - 1939





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Maurice Ravel par quelques-uns de ses familiers, signed by Léon-Paul Fargue and illustrated by Dimitrios Galanis, Luc-Albert Moreau and Roger Wild.
Description from the seller
A rare and beautifully produced first edition (1939) devoted to the life and personality of Maurice Ravel, as remembered by his closest friends, collaborators, and contemporaries.
Published by Éditions du Tambourinaire (Paris), this collective volume is one of the earliest and most intimate tributes to Ravel, appearing just two years after his death.
This copy is signed by the poet Léon-Paul Fargue, Ravel’s close friend and one of the contributors to the book—an important and uncommon association that significantly enhances its collectability.
Richly illustrated with original works by Dimitrios Galanis, Luc-Albert Moreau, and Roger Wild, and with period photographs documenting Ravel’s personal and artistic world.
Bibliographic Details
Title: Maurice Ravel par quelques-uns de ses familiers
Authors: Colette, Maurice Delage, Léon-Paul Fargue, Hélène Jourdan-Morhange, Tristan Klingsor, Roland Manuel, Dominique Sordet, Émile Vuillermoz, Jacques de Zogheb
Publisher: Éditions du Tambourinaire, Paris
Year: 1939
Illustrators: Dimitrios Galanis, Luc-Albert Moreau, Roger Wild
Edition: First Edition
Format: Softcover
Pages: 186
Dimensions: 23 cm × 18 cm
Language: French
Special Features: Signed by contributor and poet Léon-Paul Fargue
Content & Importance
This volume gathers personal essays, reminiscences, and literary tributes by members of Ravel’s intimate circle. Contributors such as Colette, Fargue, and Delage offer vivid insights into the composer’s personality, friendships, creative process, and the artistic atmosphere of early 20th-century Paris.
The illustrations by Galanis, Moreau, and Wild add significant artistic value, making this book notable both as a biographical document and as an example of refined 1930s French book art.
About the Signature
Léon-Paul Fargue (1876–1947)—Symbolist poet, friend of Ravel, and member of the artistic group “Les Apaches”—has signed this copy.
Fargue’s signature adds provenance, literary interest, and collectible value.
Condition
Good vintage condition with age-related wear to the softcover. Please examine the photos for a complete evaluation.
Shipping
Securely packaged and shipped with tracking for safe international delivery.
A rare and beautifully produced first edition (1939) devoted to the life and personality of Maurice Ravel, as remembered by his closest friends, collaborators, and contemporaries.
Published by Éditions du Tambourinaire (Paris), this collective volume is one of the earliest and most intimate tributes to Ravel, appearing just two years after his death.
This copy is signed by the poet Léon-Paul Fargue, Ravel’s close friend and one of the contributors to the book—an important and uncommon association that significantly enhances its collectability.
Richly illustrated with original works by Dimitrios Galanis, Luc-Albert Moreau, and Roger Wild, and with period photographs documenting Ravel’s personal and artistic world.
Bibliographic Details
Title: Maurice Ravel par quelques-uns de ses familiers
Authors: Colette, Maurice Delage, Léon-Paul Fargue, Hélène Jourdan-Morhange, Tristan Klingsor, Roland Manuel, Dominique Sordet, Émile Vuillermoz, Jacques de Zogheb
Publisher: Éditions du Tambourinaire, Paris
Year: 1939
Illustrators: Dimitrios Galanis, Luc-Albert Moreau, Roger Wild
Edition: First Edition
Format: Softcover
Pages: 186
Dimensions: 23 cm × 18 cm
Language: French
Special Features: Signed by contributor and poet Léon-Paul Fargue
Content & Importance
This volume gathers personal essays, reminiscences, and literary tributes by members of Ravel’s intimate circle. Contributors such as Colette, Fargue, and Delage offer vivid insights into the composer’s personality, friendships, creative process, and the artistic atmosphere of early 20th-century Paris.
The illustrations by Galanis, Moreau, and Wild add significant artistic value, making this book notable both as a biographical document and as an example of refined 1930s French book art.
About the Signature
Léon-Paul Fargue (1876–1947)—Symbolist poet, friend of Ravel, and member of the artistic group “Les Apaches”—has signed this copy.
Fargue’s signature adds provenance, literary interest, and collectible value.
Condition
Good vintage condition with age-related wear to the softcover. Please examine the photos for a complete evaluation.
Shipping
Securely packaged and shipped with tracking for safe international delivery.

