André Rouveyre. Repli. Illustrated with engravings by Henri Matisse. 1947.

  • SIGNED Housed in a gray paper-covered chemise with printed spine label and a matching gray paper-covered slipcase, white paper edges
  • Paris: Éditions du Bélier, 1947
By André Rouveyre

Paris: Éditions du Bélier, 1947. Folio (257 × 168 mm). Loose as issued under a stenciled yellow paper cover, the design derived from a gouache cut by Henri Matisse. The first plate bears the title in large white letters; the second features a white palm motif. Housed in a gray paper-covered chemise with printed spine label and a matching gray paper-covered slipcase, white paper edges. The volume includes twelve original lithographs by Matisse, of varying formats — six in black on white paper and six in black on gray paper — all unsigned and unnumbered, as issued. Additional decorative elements include two black-and-white linocut headbands, two linocut tailpieces ("lamps"), and two linocut letters in red and white. Printed in a total edition of 370 copies, each signed by the author and illustrator. This edition is one of 315 copies on velin d'arches (N. 228). The lithographs were printed on Île-de-France and Lana pure rag papers; linocuts and typography by Fequet & Baudier, Paris.
Lithographs printed by Mourlot Frères, Paris.
Stenciled cover by Nervet, Paris. Complete and in very good condition, but some of the pages and prints present with light spots.

Details

Title

André Rouveyre. Repli. Illustrated with engravings by Henri Matisse. 1947.

Author

André Rouveyre

Binding

Housed in a gray paper-covered chemise with printed spine label and a matching gray paper-covered slipcase, white paper edges

Condition

Very Good

Publisher

Éditions du Bélier: Paris

Date

1947


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