DELANGLADE, Frédéric - photo 1

DELANGLADE, Frédéric

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04.11.2022 00:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 218 | DELANGLADE, Frédéric
DELANGLADE, Frédéric

A lys et 12 poèmes magiques sur l’œuvre d’art. Paris, Joseph Foret, 1958

DELANGLADE, Frédéric

A lys et 12 poèmes magiques sur l’œuvre d’art

Paris, Joseph Foret, 1958



EXEMPLAIRE D’ANDRÉ BRETON



ÉDITION ORIGINALE



In-folio (315 x 335 mm). Texte lithographié

TIRAGE unique à 13 exemplaires sur Arches, celui-ci l’un des 10 avec deux suites, justifié “de l’auteur”, signé par Frédéric Delanglade

ILLUSTRATION : 12 lithographies originales sur Japon nacré ; première suite des lithographies sur Japon impérial, seconde suite sur Rives

PIÈCES JOINTES : 1. Illustration originale ajoutée (lithographie de la couverture rehaussée à l’aquarelle) ; 2. Interventions originales dans le corps du livre et dans le texte, encre et gouache ; 3. Photographie d’une femme, posant devant le livre ouvert, vêtue d’une ample robe longue imprimée des mêmes lithographies que l’ouvrage, 239 x 181 mm, trous de punaise ; 4. Prospectus de l’édition, 2 pp. in-8 ; 3. Coupure de presse, 1 p. in-8

ENVOI autographe signé : pour André Breton qui sut m’apprendre à lire dans la main des quatre saisons, Delanglade. Second envoi sur une bande de papier Japon nacré : mon cher Breton, sans calme, sans joie et sans haine, veuillez accepter ce livre auquel vous n’êtes pas étranger. Delanglade. POÈME AUTOGRAPHE SIGNÉ, intitulé “Vendredi 13”, aux crayons de couleurs, au verso de l’envoi

EN FEUILLES, couverture illustrée. Chemise et étui toilé gris de l’éditeur, dos en vélin avec titre calligraphié. Quelques décharges

PROVENANCE : André Breton (envoi ; Livres I, 7-9 avril 2003, n° 359)



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