Henry van de velde introduction (4 Ergebnisse)

64 photographic and illustrated plates, 6 with stencilled colour, 1 colour folding plate. First edition. 4to., LXIV, [14pp.], loose in the original quarter silver cloth portfolio, blue cloth boards, titles in silver on upper portion, silver ties, stamp of Librairie Ch. Moreau. Paris, Librairie des Arts Decoratifs, n.d. A bit dusty, slight wear, very good or better copy. Commercially and institutionally very rare with no copies on OCLC and none appearing as named items at auction in the last three decades or so. A survey of the Modernist trend ranging across the industrial, interior decoration, products and graphic arts. Designers include Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret, Chareau, Robert Delaunay, Francis Jourdain, Lurcat, Freyssinet, Puiforcat et al. Of great interest are a dirigible hangar by Freyssinet, a Mallet Stevens seaside house, very radical chairs by Delaunay and Lurcat's furniture designs.…

Cloth-backed portfolio 25,5 x 20 cms., title page, 8 pp introduction text. List of plates, 64 plates (7 colour, of which 1 double page) loose as issued. Cloth-backed portfolio with the remnants of ties. Survey of furniture, interior design, architecture and car design by G.Voisin. Presented at the unique Art Déco exhibition in Paris 1925. Text in French. Plates showing i.a. work by: Pierre Harreau, Robert Delaunay, Djo-Bourgeois, Le Corbusier, André Lurcat, Robert Mallet-Stevens, Tony Garnier. Condition: spine partly loose. Remnands of ties. Colour-and bl/wh plates very good condition. Scans on request.…

Paris , Leipzig , Henri Jonquières, 1930, in-4°, publisher's cloth, 123 pp + 144 pls, loosely inserted is a commentary on the photographs, xv pp. (Work by Bartning, de Bazel, Berlage, Bourgeois, Le Corbusier, Dudok, Gropius, Hilberheimer, Lurçat, Mallet-Stevens, Sauvage, Scharoun, Taut, Van de Velde, Wils a.o., first edition, very good introduction to the subject of 'the new realism' in architecture and applied arts). Library stamp on fly leaf but a nice copy.…

Paris, Les Editions Henri Jonquières, 1930, in-4°, 27,5 cm, 125 pp + 144 ills. (noir/blanc, à pleine page) . Broché, avec une couverture en toile gris. Couverture un peu salie, marge supérieure légèrement éfiloché; mais bel exemplaire avec intérieur parfait. Livre important pour l'architecture moderne de l'interbellum.…