saude jean (30 Ergebnisse)

4to., (297x214mm), 13ff photocopied from typescript and printed on the rectos only, together with 14 plates similarly reproduced from the original source. Side-sewn in modern card wrappers. Please note that the advised postage is based on an average book weight of approx. 1 kilo packed, if possible the postage will be reduced to the correct amount and you will be notified by email.

First Edition. Full Description: SAUDÉ, Jean. Traité d'Enluminure d'Art au Pochoir. Prédédé de notes par MM. Antoine Bourdelle, Lucien Descaves.et S E M. Aquarelles de Beauzée-Reynaud, Benedictus, Bourdelle, Brunetta, L. Chapuis, Dorival, Abel Faivre, Halouze, Lepape, Madelaine, Morisset, Rodin, S E M et Vignal. Reproductions d'après Jean Fouquet, A. Besnard, Image de Georgin. Paris: Aux Éditions de l'Ibis, 1925. First edition. One of 500 numbered copies, this being number 464 signed by Saudé. Folio (12 7/8 x 9 7/8 inches; 328 x 251 mm.). [6], xxv, [1, blank], 74, [6] pp. With twenty pochoir plates (numbered I-XX), two of which are in two states, one in three states, and two in four states. One of the four states is lacking from the Roses. So as it should be 20 pochoir plates in 30 states, present copy is 20 pochoir plates in 29 states. With twelve pochoir vignettes of various scenes and fourteen line illustrations of the mechanics of making pochoir. Additionally with pochoir illustrations on front and back cover of portfolio, endpapers and publisher's box. Loose, as issued, in the publisher's quarter blue cloth over blue board portfolio with pochoir illustration by Benedictus on the front cover and a pochoir illustration by L. Chapuis on the rear cover. Endpapers are also pochoir by Chapuis. Front cover and spine lettered in gilt. Front board a bit rubbed rubbed, but not affecting the image. In the original pochoir slipcase. Slipcase with a small amount of chipping. Overall, a crisp, clean copy of this seminal work on the technique and importance of pochoir illustration. "Between the World Wars the French took this ordinary craft [stencilling] and raised it to a high art, notably in the livres d'artistes movement. Used for making coloring illustrations, the stencil process (pochoir in French) brought brilliance to illustrated books never seen before and very little since. Stencilling is labor intensive; colors are applied by hand and, as with many handcrafts, went out of use by the beginning of World War Two. Jean Saudé, most influential in the development of pochoir into an art, and author of Traite d'Enluminure d'Art au Pochoir, Paris, 1925, believed that the technique could serve as a hyphen between the artist and the public, and proclaimed that pochoir through its dependence on manual application in the reproduction process made possible true art instead of altered reproductions. Saude believed that pochoir was the only process which translated the artist's original intent from the first to the last print because it was done entirely by hand" (V. Gerry, Stencilling). Saudé specialized in finely illustrated books and collector's pieces but this book is his greatest legacy. It was the only contemporary book on the mechanics of pochoir and remains its finest example. HBS 69144. $3,500. Signed.

Hardcover. Saude, Jean (illustrator). First edition. 74 pages in text. 34 x 26 cm. Limited edition, copy 396 of 415 copies signed by Jean Saude. Twenty pochoir illustrations, some in multiple progressive states (31 plates in total). The text, which includes a history of the pochoir process and detailed practical instructions, is decorated with large initial letters and head-and tail-piece designs in pochoir. It remains the definitive explanation of the technique. Publisher's chemise, with pochoir labels to covers, endpapers in pochoir, original pochoir illustrated card slipcase, painted on all 5 panels, repairs at joints and corners, rubbing to panels, rubbing to chemise, custom morocco-backed box. Multi colored boards, spine and front cover lettered in gilt. Very good in slightly worn decorated slipcase.

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Assez bon. Dourdan . Thézard . Sans date . Vers 1910 . Une chemise illustrée demi toile à coins , 325 x 450 mm , contenant 10 pages de texte , dont deux pages de table détaillés , suivis de 21 paches sur 32 . SONT PRÈSENTS : 1 , 2 , 4 , 5 , 7 , 8 ,9 , 10 , 11 , 12 , 14 , 16 , 17 ,18 , 20 , 23 , 24 , 25 , 27 , 31 et 32 . six planches avec une marge défraichie . Chemise défraichie .

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with small tears, minor creasing.

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with tiny tears, minor creasing.

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with tears, losses at corners, light toning, creasing.

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with small tears, light creasing.

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with small tears, light creasing.

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with loss, tears, minor creasing, faint staining & pencil marks.

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with small tears, minor creasing.

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Very Good.

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Very Good with minor creasing.

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with minor loss at corner, small marginal tears, light staining, creasing.

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with small tears, minor creasing.

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with small tears, light creasing.

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with small tear.

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with loss of corner, small tears, minor creasing, some light staining.

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with tears, light staining, creasing.

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with minor losses, small marginal tears, light staining, creasing.

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with tears, losses, minor staining, creasing.

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with small losses, tears, light staining, creasing.

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with small tears, minor creasing.

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with tears, losses, minor staining, creasing.

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with small tears, minor creasing.

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with small tears, minor creasing.

Zustand: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with small tears, light creasing.

First Edition. 25 x 13cm.?Loose leaves in a card folder: title page, double-sided colophon, bi-fold preface, and 21 hand-coloured plates by Georges Lepape in pochoir, applied by Jean Saude. Text in French. Complete. Plates 2 to 11 depict set pieces and costumes worn in Rip's 1915 pantomime ballet 'Le Coup Manque', and plates 12 to 21 show designs for L'Herbier's 1919 play 'L'Enfantement du Mort', about which Bidou writes in the preface [in French]: "Each of the three acts [of 'L'Enfantement du Mort'] is animated by a different spirit and, as it were, tinged with a different hue, so that the first seems to be a purple suggestive of love and war, the second black suggestive of mourning, and the last illuminated with the gold of apotheoses. For this profoundly meaningful drama, which is also very beautiful, the costumes took on a new splendour and gravity." Some plates slightly thumbed, otherwise very good condition indeed with ribbons intact.

Zustand: Good. [54] pp. (including pastedowns). Each page extravagantly illustrated by Edy Legrand and colored by pochoir by Jean Saudé. (Square folio) 34.1x33.5 cm (13½x13¼"), original stiff pictorial wrapper. Original pictorial covers with spine reppaired.The first book by the young artist Edy-Legrand (1892-1970), whose illustrations, paintings, and decorations for cruise ships and Parisian boutiques had a great influence on the development of Art Deco. The large plates are colored by luscious pochoir by noted French printmaker Jean Saudé (1872-1931) in a range from monochrome to rainbows of bright colors.OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:7713053:The first children's book published by NRF, and one of the masterworks of children's literature created by the young painter Edouard Warshawsky, known as Edy-Legrand, stencilled in color by Jean Saudé. The fable tells the story of a brown woman and a white man living harmoniously on an idyllic island, filled with marvelous animals and flowers, whose existence is threatened by the forces of colonialization represented by the arrival of a naval ship and its sailors. The images and compositions display the influence of Fauvism and Cubism, and the way they inhabit and move within the page has been compared by Claude-Anne Parmégiani to the syncopated rythms of jazz.

Zustand: Good. Folio. 44 x 32 cm. Complete with 32 pochoir plates printed by Charayron and colored by Saudé. 8pp. front matter with descriptions of the plates and prices for the individual plates. Sheets loose as issued in original board covers with ties. A few leaves with marginal tears.