Liedel Oscar (6 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Félix Galipaux was a leading French author, actor, playwright and humorist. Galipaux wrote more than 40 plays and a number of comic monologues. Indeed he was famous for these humorous monologues, one of which, "Communication Telephonique", is here presented in rare book format. "Communication Telephonique", one of Galipaux's more famous monologues, was issued in 1906 in Paris by Librairie P. Rosier with apt comic illustrations by artist O. Liedel (Oscar Leidel, 1879 - 1957), which perfectly capture the manic performance by Galipaux. This monologue also survives in recorded format. The final cartoon, which depicts the telephone exploding as a result of Galipaux's frustration is especially funny! In his day — in the last quarter of the 19th and early20th centuries, Félix Galipaux was a household word for Paris society. He appeared in a number of popular plays, even being portrayed (and immortalized) in his role for "Madame Sans-Gêne" by Toulouse-Latrec in a lithograph. Galipaux was one of the few 19th century stage actors to successfully adapt to film acting, and was an important actor in early French cinema. Galipaux was connected to the "Cercle Funambulesque" (of which he was a founding member), and also the "Incoherents Movement" (a satirical movement which presaged the avant garde, Dada, and other anti-art efforts). You can read about Galipaux and his connections on Wikipedia. This small pamphlet is quite rare on the market; I have found no other copies for sale, and no record on World Catalog (OCLC)., No record on various European catalogs. It seldom appears on the market. // TITLE : Communication Telephonique AUTHOR : Félix Galipaux (1860 - 1931) ILLUSTRATOR : O. Liedel (Oscar Liedel, 1879 - 1957) IMPRINT : Librairie P. rosier PLACE : 26, Rue de Richelieu, 26, Paris DATE : 1906 EDITION : Presumed First Edition STATUS : OP — Out of Print — Rare. // Thin, digest-sized illustrated pamphlet; 9 comic sketches (including cover); 12 pages; approximately 5" x 71/2", pictorial wraps, sewn with red thread. On the cover is a cartoon of the head of Félix Galipaux protruding from an old-time telephone earpiece. the rear cover presents the publisher's list of available monologue titles, including others by Galipaux, as well as some by Coquelin Cadet and F. Beissier. // CONDITION -- VERY GOOD -- Very nicely preserved, clean and attractive, with the following particulars noted: EXTERIOR — Paper is toned. There is moderate surface rub; there is a touch of discoloration (on the front), as well as scattered vague smudging. There are scattered minute edge nicks, as well as some shallow stress creases which extend from the spine. The whole displays nicely. BINDING — The thread seems solid, and no leaves are detached or loose. INTERIOR — Clean and unmarked throughout A rare item of importance to French theatre and film history. The item is in Museum Quality condition. Oscar Liedel (illustrator).…

grote map, 8pp. + 30 katernen met telkens 1 plaat in kleur en een begeleidende tekst. Goede staat.** 400 x 300 x 35 mm zonder orig. schuifdoos. 0 g.

Couverture rigide. Condition: bon. R150165967: 1947. In-Folio. Cartonné. Etat d'usage, Couv. légèrement passée, Dos frotté, Intérieur acceptable. 100 pages environ. Non paginé. Nombreuses illustrations en couleurs hors texte contre collées. . . . Classification Dewey : 900-GEOGRAPHIE, HISTOIRE, SCIENCES AUXILIAIRES DE L'HISTOIRE. …

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Oversized box with 30 folios each with a tipped in color print showing a scene from World War Two - loose in cover (all present) - text in French. Signed on presentation page by publisher and artist - this is an limited Deluxe Edition printed in a edition of 500 copies - this is No.147. Box is in fair condition with splits along spine and ends - moderate foxing on some pages. INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING WILL REQUIRE ADDITIONAL CHARGE. Bookseller since 1995 (ULCAPT-L-Top) rareviewbooks. Signed by Author(s). …

In-folio. Papieren farde met 30 tekeningen met tekst. 30 spotprenten van Oscar Liedel op de duitse bezetter.

First edition. A collection of wonderful full colour anti Nazi caricatures from the Second World War. Stiff Cardboard clamshell box with text to the spine. This is a little darkened and marked, with some splitting to the spine, but still holding together well and protecting the contents. Within there is a title page and preface by Richard Dupierreux. The next fasicle has an image in brown with some lines by Émile Verhaeren and the contents leaf. There are than 30 separate gathers, each with a title, short text and sketch by Liedel to the first page. Within is a tipped in colour plate. Many were executed during the war. From a limited edition of 500 numbered copies. This copy is without number. Text in French. 40cm x 30cm. .…