Chagall Marc Intro (9 results)

Condition: Good. Folio. [120 pp]. Red cloth-covered boards. Pictorial color dust jacket with protective brodart mylar cover. Very good with chipped and stained dust jacket and edgewear along binding. Ex-library. Mostly full-page color plates. First revised edition. Stamped nameplate and embossed stamp reading "Library of Pasquale Iannetti." Printed in the Netherlands.…

Hardcover. Condition: Good+. No Jacket. First Edition. 1st Printing. Hardcover. Book Condition: Good+. Jacket Condition: No Jacket. Abrams, 1957. First Edition. 1st Printing. 152 pages. Moderate general wear. Binding soiled. Size: 11 x 9 x 1. Art::Painting by Artist 6088L.

CONTAINS XLIX B&W PLATES. 23.5x16.5cm. 191 pages. Softcover. Cover slightly wrinkled, slightly rubbed and slightly yellowing. Spine slightly curved, slightly bumped, slightly rubbed and slightly yellowing. Cover slightly yellowing. Else in good condition. The book is in : French.

Hardcover. Condition: vg+ to fine. First edition. Quarto. xxxviii, 151pp. [1]. Illustrated purple and red dust jacket. Original publisher's belly band and cardboard slipcase as issued. Beige cloth boards with illustration in black on the front cover, black lettering on the spine. Illustrated endpapers. Original torn publisher's belly band laid in at the interior front cover. This monograph showcases Marc Chagall's graphic work from the years 1922-1957, and includes a total of 148 images reproducing the artist's work. Most images are in b/w, with six in color, and can be divided roughly into five major stages of Chagall's career: etchings for his autobiography, - illustrations for Gogol's "Dead Souls" (1923-27) - etchings for La Fontaine's "Fables" (1927-30), - illustrations for the Bible - his post-war lithographs. All images are finely printed, mostly in high quality offset, with a few b/w images being lithographic. Dust jacket with some minor rubbing to corners, and spine, with a few small closed tears to the head of the spine. Belly band with some light creasing and a few small closed tears, but otherwise in good shape. Interior clean throughout, with book block tight overall. Binding and interior in fine condition, dust jacket and belly band in very good+ condition, slipcase in fine condition with original bookseller's stamp at the top.…

Chatelain, Jean (preface). The Biblical Message: MARC CHAGALL. 199 pp., more than 50 full page plates, most in color. Large 4to, cloth. New York, Tudor Publishing Company, 1972. With an original lithograph.

Hardback. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good-. Please note that this is a heavy item and may incur extra shipping costs.; Complete in six volumes, each dust jacket is designed with original colour lithograph by Marc Chagall. Vol i by Julien Cain, pub. Andre Sauret 1960: dust jacket is minimally worn at upper and lower panels, small tear to front upper panel, spine sunned with very small area of loss to lower edge; boards darkened at outer edges but unmarked, lower spine fraying, corners sharp; binding is tight; pages are faintly age-toned but unmarked with original lithographs. Vol ii '1957-1962' by Fernand Mourlot, pub. Andre Sauret 1963: dust jacket edges lightly sunned and worn; upper spine sunned, corners sharp; binding is tight; pages are clean with all lithographs present. Vol iii '1962-1968' by Julien Cain pub. Boston Book and Art Shop 1969: dust jacket is bright and unmarked; cloth boards are clean, corners sharp; binding is tight; pages unmarked with colour plates and lithograph frontispiece. Vol iv '1969-1973' by Charles Sorlier pub. Crown Publishers 1974: dust jacket is bright and unmarked; cloth boards are clean, corners sharp; binding is tight; pages are clean with colour plates and lithograph frontispiece. Vol v '1974-1979' by Charles Sorlier pub. Crown Publishers 1984: dust jacket is bright, upper panels creased, one or two shelf marks on rear; cloth boards, no marks, corners sharp; binding is tight; pages are unmarked with colour plates. Vol vi '1980-1985' by Charles Sorlier pub. Crown Publishers 1986: card slipcase; dust jacket bright and unmarked; cloth boards clean with sharp corners; binding tight; pages clean with colour plates.; 10 x 13 inches.…

Hardcover. Condition: vg to near fine. First edition. Quarto. xxxviii, 151pp. [1]. Illustrated purple and red dust jacket. Beige cloth boards with illustration in black on the front cover, black lettering on the spine. Illustrated endpapers. Original torn publisher's belly band laid in at the interior front cover. This unique copy contains two inscriptions to former president of Israel Zalman Shazar (1889-1974), in pen on the title page. One at the top is a 75th birthday gift inscription in Hebrew from a unidentified friend of Shazar, and below it is another warm inscription from artist Marc Chagall in Yiddish, dated 1964. Chagall writes: "In honor of the president and my good friend Z. Shazar, with love, Marc Chagall, Jerusalem 1964". It can be assumed that Shazar's friend gave him the book as a gift and Marc Chagall, who was present at the time, also inscribed it to him. This monograph showcases Marc Chagall's graphic work from the years 1922-1957, and includes a total of 148 images reproducing the artist's work. Most images are in b/w, with six in color, and can be divided roughly into five major stages of Chagall's career: etchings for his autobiography, - illustrations for Gogol's "Dead Souls" (1923-27) - etchings for La Fontaine's "Fables" (1927-30), - illustrations for the Bible - his post-war lithographs. All images are finely printed, mostly in high quality offset, with a few b/w images being lithographic. Dust jacket with some minor to light rubbing and creasing to extremities. Binding with very minor age toning along the bottom edge of the front cover. A few light stains to the top edge of the book block. Interior clean throughout, with book block tight overall. Dj in very good, binding and interior in very good+ to near fine condition overall.…

Paris, Draeger / Vilo, (1975). Un vol. au format in-4 (323 x 257 mm) de 143 pp. Reliure d'édition de pleine percaline marine, sous jaquette illustrée. L'ouvrage s'agrémente d'une abondante iconographie. ''Cet ouvrage offre la meilleure documentation jamais publiée sur cet aspect de l'oeuvre de Chagall. Sa thématique distingue clairement les affiches réalisées en lithographie par Chagall lui-même, celles exécutées par des artisans lithographes sous sa direction et en dernier lieu les affiches faites d'après des peintures, des gravures ou des dessins antérieurs''. Petite déchirure en marge supérieure du second plat de la jaquette. Du reste, belle condition.…

S.l., André Sauret, (1962). Un vol. au format in-4 (333 x 252 mm) de 210 pp. Reliure d'édition de pleine percaline satinée gris-perle, sous jaquette illustrée et rhodoïd. Exemplaire revêtu au premier feuillet de la signature autographe au feutre de Marc Chagall ; daté 1966. Outre une abondante iconographie en noir et couleurs, l'ouvrage est complet de ses deux lithographies originales de Marc Chagall ; tirées par Mourlot. ''S'agissant d'illuminer une synagogue de Sion et ses douze verrières, Chagall vit soudain resplendir, sous les feux translucides, les douze Tribus conjuguées d'Israël, la couronne de gemmes chantée par le Psalmiste qu'il élèverait à son tour en offrande à la reine d'Orient. Saisi, par le seuil de l'âge, par cet éblouissement impérieux, il s'absorba deux années sans relâche jusqu'à la réussite absolue, jusqu'au miracle final''. Angles et coupes de la jaquette légèrement élimées. Claires rousseurs sur les tranches. Du reste, belle condition.…