mesens e l t editor (5 Ergebnisse)

London, The London Gallery Ltd, 28 Cork Street London, 1939, in-4°, 25 x 18,5 cm, 24 pp, sewn, original printed wrapper. Front wrapper with some minor marginal soiling, first page with a few foxing spots, Still a fine copy , as issued by the publisher. This issue was the first to appear under the name ''London Bulletin''. The first isue published in April 1938 carried the name ''London Gallery Bulletin''. This issue contains contributions by Breton, Eluard, Paul Nash (on John Piper), Samuel Becket (on Geer van Velde),Roland Penrose.The London Bulletin was one of the most significant surrealist publications in English. All issues are rare .Nice copy of the original issue.

London, The London Gallery Ltd, 28 Cork Street London, 1938, in-4°, 25 x 18,5 cm, 32 pp, sewn, original printed wrapper. A red ink stain in the lower left corner of the front wrapper but still a fine copy , as issued by the publisher. This issue contains contributions by Herbert Read and Paul Eluard on the Guernica painting by Picasso ; Giorgio de Chirico , Humphrey Jennings. The London Bulletin was one of the most significant surrealist publications in English. All issues are rare .Nice copy of the original issue.

London, The London Gallery Ltd, 28 Cork Street London, 1939, in-4°, 25 x 18,5 cm, 40 pp, sewn, original printed wrapper. Very fine copy of the original (revised) edition, as issued by the publisher. This issue is entirely devoted to Picasso. The subtitle is : Double number Picassso in English Collections. 40 pages, 28 illustrations.The London Bulletin was one of the most significant surrealist publications in English. All issues are rare .Fine copy of the original issue.

London, The London Gallery Ltd, 28 Cork Street London, 1939, in-4°, 25 x 18,5 cm, 40 pp, sewn, original printed wrapper. Wrapper a bit discolored but a fine copy. This issue is entirely devoted to the exhibition of Picasso's work in English collections. It opens with a poem by the artist translated by R.P. Among the collectors which lent works we find J.M. Keynes , Roland Penrose, Herbert Read, Stephen Spender.Nice copy of the original issue. Very rare.

London, publisher: Simon Watson Taylor ; 1946, small in-4°, (28,5 cm), 48 pp, with errata-slip. The original cover is a design by Conroy Maddox. This copy contains a manuscript ex-dono (on the inside of the front cover) by the publisher (Simon Taylor), to his French translator Jean-Louis Bédouin. In this copy Simon neatly corrects two translation errors made in the George Sabrier's article on Eliot's Little Gidding poem. E.g. Blake's line : ''He who desires but does not act engenders pestilence'' becomes : '' He who desires but acts not breeds pestilence''. Fine association copy of a rare issue.