[STARITSKY, Ania (1908-1981)], Cuchi WHITE (Katherine Ann White dite - 1930-2013), Vera PAGAVA (1907-1988), Esther HESS (1919-2016), Paolo BONI (1926-2017) et Michel BUTOR (1926-2016) - photo 1

[STARITSKY, Ania (1908-1981)], Cuchi WHITE (Katherine Ann White dite - 1930-2013), Vera PAGAVA (1907-1988), Esther HESS (1919-2016), Paolo BONI (1926-2017) et Michel BUTOR (1926-2016)

Lot 161
12.05.2022 00:00UTC +00:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 700
AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationUnited Kingdom, London
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ID 759006
Lot 161 | [STARITSKY, Ania (1908-1981)], Cuchi WHITE (Katherine Ann White dite - 1930-2013), Vera PAGAVA (1907-1988), Esther HESS (1919-2016), Paolo BONI (1926-2017) et Michel BUTOR (1926-2016)
Estimate value
€ 700 – 1 000
[STARITSKY, Ania (1908-1981)], Cuchi WHITE (Katherine Ann White dite - 1930-2013), Vera PAGAVA (1907-1988), Esther HESS (1919-2016), Paolo BONI (1926-2017) et Michel BUTOR (1926-2016). Triptyque pour Ania. [Asnières:] aux dépens de Michel Nitabah, septembre 1983.Exemplaire en parfaite condition. Livre publié en souvenir de l'artiste belge d'origine ukrainienne Ania Staritsky ; il réunit deux poèmes de Michel Butor « Cercle pour Ania » et « Philtre pour Ania » et un texte russe extrait de « 1er janvier de l’année 1924 » d’Ossip Mandelstam.In-4 (313 x 160 mm), en feuilles pliées en triptyque. Édition originale. Tirage limité à 30 exemplaires sur papier pur chiffon du Moulin de la Barcelonette, n° 6, signé par Butor et Nitabah. Illustré d'une graphisculpture originale (empreinte) signée par Paolo Boni, un collage original signé d'Esther Hess, deux pointes sèches originales de Véra Pagava et une photographie "cibachrome" signée de Cuchi White. Pristine copy of this tribute to Belgian artist, of Ukrainian descent, Ania Staritsky.
Place of origin:France
Auction house category:Books
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