[BONET, Paul, relieur (1889-1971)] - COQUIOT, Gustave (1865-1926) - photo 1
[BONET, Paul, relieur (1889-1971)] - COQUIOT, Gustave (1865-1926) - photo 2

[BONET, Paul, relieur (1889-1971)] - COQUIOT, Gustave (1865-1926)

Lot 74
10.05.2021 11:00UTC +02:00
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Event locationFrance, Paris
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Lot 74 | [BONET, Paul, relieur (1889-1971)] - COQUIOT, Gustave (1865-1926)
Estimate value
€ 700 – 1 000
[BONET, Paul, relieur (1889-1971)] - COQUIOT, Gustave (1865-1926). En suivant la Seine... Paris, André Delpeuch, 1926.

Très belle demi-reliure de Paul Bonet au décor s'inspirant des ondes de la Seine.
Non répertoriées dans les Carnets de Paul Bonet, les demi-reliures du plus célèbre relieur français du XXe siècle préfigurent ses réalisations à venir. D'une parfaite exécution, les décors mélangent harmonieusement mosaïques et filletages.
Cette réédition du texte de Coquiot est ici illustrée de reproductions de dessins par Bonnard, Chagall, Derain, Dufy, Laurencin, Picasso, Utrillo, van Dongen...

In-8 (245 x 188 mm) Tirage à 235 exemplaires, un des 150 exemplaires sur vélin de Rives, n° 183, illustré de 41 reproductions en noir et fac-similé d'une lettre de Huysmans à Coquiot. Reliure signée Paul Bonet : demi-maroquin vert à larges bandes, décor de pièces de maroquin bleu-vert, parme et vert et filets dorés figurant les ondes et vagues de la Seine, continuant sur le dos lisse. (Dos légèrement passé, petit accroc au dos).

Nice copy of Coquiot's En suivant la Seine, in a very nice early half-binding signed by Paul Bonet.
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