MAN RAY (1890-1976) et Gilbert LELY (1904–1985) - photo 1

MAN RAY (1890-1976) et Gilbert LELY (1904–1985)

Lot 408
11.04.2024 14:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationFrance, Paris
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ID 1178148
Lot 408 | MAN RAY (1890-1976) et Gilbert LELY (1904–1985)
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€ 600 – 800
MAN RAY (1890-1976) et Gilbert LELY (1904–1985)

Marquis de Sade. Cahiers personnels (1803-1804). Paris : Corréa, 1953.

Édition originale. Un des 200 exemplaires sur papier pur fil Johannot, n°97.

Illustrée du Portrait imaginaire du Marquis de Sade de Man Ray, peint en 1938, reproduit en frontispice.



Exemplaire de Man Ray, qu'il annote, au frontispice, à destination de l'éditeur : "mal reproduit" et "voir originale". Et Man Ray joint la photographie originale, le tirage argentique de la toile (130 x 108 mm), annotée au verso : "tel que. Trame 100 à soigner".

La photographie détachée était montée sur le frontispice. L'édition ne sera pas corrigée.



First edition. One of the 200 copies on "pur fil Johannot", n°97.

Illustrated with the "Portrait imaginaire du Marquis de Sade" by Man Ray, painted in 1938, as frontispiece.



Man Ray's own copy, annotated by the artist on the frontispiece, for the publisher: ["Wrongly reproduced"] and ["see original"]. Man Ray added the original photograph, the silver print of the painting (130 x 108 mm), annotated on the back : ["as it is. Trame 100. With care"]. The photograph was mounted with remains of tape. The edition won't be corrected.

20 x 13 x 2 cm.





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Man Ray (son exemplaire)

Marion Meyer
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