MARE, André (1885-1932), Henri-Dominique LACORDAIRE (1802-1861) et Maurice DENIS (1870-1943) - photo 1
MARE, André (1885-1932), Henri-Dominique LACORDAIRE (1802-1861) et Maurice DENIS (1870-1943) - photo 2
MARE, André (1885-1932), Henri-Dominique LACORDAIRE (1802-1861) et Maurice DENIS (1870-1943) - photo 3

MARE, André (1885-1932), Henri-Dominique LACORDAIRE (1802-1861) et Maurice DENIS (1870-1943)

Lot 115
29.10.2024 14:00UTC +00:00
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Lot 115 | MARE, André (1885-1932), Henri-Dominique LACORDAIRE (1802-1861) et Maurice DENIS (1870-1943)
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€ 3 000 – 4 000
MARE, André (1885-1932), Henri-Dominique LACORDAIRE (1802-1861) et Maurice DENIS (1870-1943)
Vie de Saint Dominique. Paris : Jacques Beltrand, 1919.

Superbe exemplaire avec suite, relié par André Mare. Carteret, Illustrés, IV, p. 222 ; Mahé, II, col. 528

In-4 (316 x 228 mm). Tirage limité à 330 exemplaires sur vergé, celui-ci le n°56, nominatif, imprimé pour Olivier Sainsère. Illustré de gravures sur bois originales en couleurs de Maurice Denis, dont 19 grandes compositions, 19 bandeaux introductifs, ainsi que d'autres bandeaux décoratifs, de vignettes et de culs-de-lampe (reports des gravures). Reliée in fine, une suite de 18 bois de Maurice Denis, tirées sur le même papier. Reliure d'André Mare, signée et datée 1919 : vélin ivoire, pyrogravé, peint et vernis, le décor du premier plat figurant Saint Dominique les bras ouverts, sur fond bleu, l'ensemble cintré d'une couronne végétale, le fond repris sur le plat inférieur, dos lisse orné d'une cordelière nouée, couverture illustrée et dos conservés (comme toujours, vernis écaillé et manques par endroits, en particulier au dos).
Provenance : Olivier Sainsère (1852-1923 ; exemplaire nominatif, ex-libris). Avant la suite de gravures est reliée une note autographe signée de l'éditeur, datée de févier 1920 et probablement adressée à Sainsère, indiquant lui envoyer "quelques épreuvres très, très rares pour ajouter à votre exemplaire".

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MARE, André (1885-1932) et Louis BAUNARD (1828-1919).
Frédéric Ozanam, d'après sa correspondance. Paris : Gigord, 1912.

In-8 (206 x 136 mm). En frontispice, portrait d'Ozanam en héliogravure par Dujardin d'après Janmot, tiré sur vélin fort (brunissures marginales dans l'ensemble du volume).
Reliure attribuable à André Mare : vélin ivoire, pyrogravé, peint et vernis, plat suéprieur orné d'une fleur et d'une crois latine, dans un riche encadrement floral, dos orné de fleurs, plat inférieur portant un écu timbré et la devise latine "IN CERTIS UNITAS/IN DUBIIS LIBERTAS/IN OMNIBUS CARITAS", couverture conservée (usures aux mors et quelques frottements).

An attractive set of two bindings by André Mare, carved and painted on vellum. The "Vie de Saint Dominique" includes an additional suite of the Maurice Denis woodcuts.


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