soutine chaim 1893 1943 (14 Ergebnisse)

First Edition. Near fine copy in the original saddle-stapled printed wrappers, now faintly edge- and dust-dulled as with age. Remains well-preserved overall; internally tight, bright and clean. Physical description; 27 pages, 32 leaves of plates (some colour) ; 26 cm. Notes; Exhibition arranged by the Arts Council of Great Britain in association with the Edinburgh Festival Society. Held at Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh, 17 August-16 September; and Tate Gallery, London, 28 September-3 November 1963. Slip inserted in book. Subjects; Soutine, Chaim 1893-1943 Exhibitions. Painters France 20th century Exhibitions. Jewish painters France Exhibitions. Expressionism (Art) France Exhibitions. Arts Council of Great Britain. Edinburgh Festival Society. Royal Scottish Academy. 3 Kg.

Pictorial wrappers, fine. On pp. 149-59, 160-68, 169-194, 195-209, 210-22 in Konsthistorisk tidskrift / Art Review published by the Society of Art History, 60 (1991):3-4. Stockholm 1991. 4to. Pp. 149-232. Illustrated. "Felicitas. On the identification of a Dürer drawing" in German, "Architecture in Nancy at the turn of the century. With the Lorraine nature as a model book" in Swedish with Summary in English.

First Edition. Very good paperback copy; edges slightly dust-dulled and -toned, with minor bumps to corners. Remains well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. Series; Arts Council exhibition catalogues ; 364. Physical description; 257 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 27 cm. Notes; "Landschaftsverband Westfalen-Lippe, Westfälisches Landesmuseum für Kunst und Kulturgeschichte Münster 13.12.1981-28.2.1982, Kunsthalle Tübingen 26.3.1982-31.5.1982, Hayward Gallery, London (Arts Council of Great Britain) 14.7.1982-22.8.1982, Kunstmuseum Luzern 31.8.1982-31.10.1982"--Page 1. Includes bibliographical references and index. Translation from the German. Subjects; Soutine, Chaim (1894-1943) ; Exhibitions. Soutine, Chaim (1893-1943) ; Catalogues. Soutine, Chaim (1893-1943) Criticism and interpretation. Soutine, Chaim (1893-1943) ; Exhibitions. Hayward Gallery, (London) 1982. Painting, Russian. Painting, French ; Exhibitions. Painters France 20th century ; Exhibitions. Jewish painters France 20th century ; Exhibitions. Chaim Soutine (1893-1943). Painters - [Early 20th Century - France]. French paintings Soutine, Chaim Catalogues. Soutine, Chaim Exhibitions. Soutine Chaim Russian painting. Genres; Bibliography. Catalogue. Exhibition catalogs. Exhibitions. Illustrated. 4 Kg.

Zustand: Very Good. First edition in publisher's original colour illustrated card wrap covers (soft back). 8vo. 8'' x 5¼''. Contains 7 pp French text followed by 20 full-page single-sided colour plates with of each to the rear. Very Good condition book, in original glassine paper dust wrapper as issued. Member of the P.B.F.A. ART [French].

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8vo. 4 pp. To Gerda Groth Mademoiselle Garde" whom he knew since 1937. Soutine met Gerda Groth in an Exhibition of Independent Artists, where he participated. Groth was a German Jew, who had fled from the Nazis to France where she judged herself to be safe. On May 15 she is interned with other Germans living in Paris and then deported to camp de Gurs, a concentration camp in the Pyrenees. Soutine never sees her again. In this letter, he frequently assures her that she will be safe and tries to comfort her. Apart from that, he tells her about problems with money and with his health: "Garde, ne sois pas inquiète, j'arriverrai à [illegible] dans quelques jours. Pas avant car j'ai eu un petit accident avec ma main en glissant sur le pavé. J'espère que ce n'est pas grave. J'ai donné les fothos. Julois doit me donner une repousse dans une semaine. Jaque guerin rentre à Paris le 12 février en permission. Donc, je ne pourrai pas faire un long séjour à [illegible]. Aussi j'ai reçu un mot aimable de Madame Jasee dont je t'avais parlé. Cela est très bonne pour toi. Bien à toi, Soutine P.S. Depuis deux jours mon estomac s'améliore un peu car il y a déjà deux semaines qu'il n'allait pas très bien []" - Autographs of Soutine are very rare.

8vo. 2 pp. To Gerda Groth Mademoiselle Garde" whom he knew since 1937. Soutine met Gerda Groth in an Exhibition of Independent Artists, where he participated. Groth was a German Jew, who had fled from the Nazis to France where she judged herself to be safe. Garde, pourquoi as-tu envoyé toutes mes affaires de travail ? C'est absurde puisque j'ai l'intention d'aller à L'Isles travailler pour quelque temps. Et tous les chassîs, les couleurs, il fallait les laisser là. Garde, ne sois pas inquiète, j'arriverai à Civry dans quelques jours, pas avant, car j'ai eu un petit accident avec ma main en glissant sur le pavé. J'espère que ce n'est pas grave" - Autographs of Soutine are very rare.

8vo. 1 1/2 pp. To Gerda Groth Mademoiselle Garde" whom he knew since 1937. Soutine met Gerda Groth in an Exhibition of Independent Artists, where he participated. Groth was a German Jew, who had fled from the Nazis to France where she judged herself to be safe. On May 15 she is interned with other Germans living in Paris and then deported to camp de Gurs, a concentration camp in the Pyrenees. Soutine never sees her again. In this letter, he frequently assures her that she will be safe and tries to comfort her. Apart from that, he tells her about problems with money and with his health: "ne te décourage pas il faut te patienter encore un peu mais surement les choses vont s'arranger dans quelques jours. Envoie la copie de tes papier et carte d'entité de suite. J'arriverai à Lisle dans quelques jours il me faut encore quelque temps rester à Paris pour m'occuper de tout cela. []". - Autographs of Soutine are very rare.

8vo. 1 p. To Gerda Groth Mademoiselle Garde" whom he knew since 1937. Soutine met Gerda Groth in an Exhibition of Independent Artists, where he participated. Groth was a German Jew, who had fled from the Nazis to France where she judged herself to be safe. On May 15 she is interned with other Germans living in Paris and then deported to camp de Gurs, a concentration camp in the Pyrénées. Soutine never sees her again.Garde, a la prefécture d'Auxerre j'ai parlé avec le comissair general qui me connait comme peintre. Il m'a dit qu'en effet il se souvient de ton malheureuse affaire il voudrai que je rentre de suite a Paris poiur revoir Monsieur Dubois. [] Je coucherai ce soir a Auxerre car je me sens très fatiguer." - Autographs of Soutine are very rare.

4to. 1 1/2 pp. To Gerda Groth Mademoiselle Garde" whom he knew since 1937. Soutine met Gerda Groth in an Exhibition of Independent Artists, where he participated. Groth was a German Jew, who had fled from the Nazis to France where she judged herself to be safe. On May 15 she is interned with other Germans living in Paris and then deported to camp de Gurs, a concentration camp in the Pyrenees. Soutine never sees her again. In this letter, he frequently assures her that she will be safe and tries to comfort her. Apart from that, he tells her about problems with money and with his health: "Chère Garde, à l'instant même je viens de rentrer à Paris après un voyage de plusieurs jours et surtout après tout de malheurs je trouve une quantité de tes lettres affligeantes. Vous n'êtes pas raisonnable de dépenser tout votre argent pour les timbres. En ce moments moi même je vie très pauvrement car j'ai très peu d'argent et les quelques argent que j'ai possédé en banques ont été bloqués à cause de la guerre. J'espère que tu sera peut-être bientôt libre, mais il faut que nous souffrions beaucoup en ce moment. Donc sois courageux. Je vous enverrai 150 fr. et si ce possible un colis. Affectueusement, Ch. Soutine".

8vo. 2 pp. To Gerda Groth Mademoiselle Garde" whom he knew since 1937. Soutine met Gerda Groth in an Exhibition of Independent Artists, where he participated. Groth was a German Jew, who had fled from the Nazis to France where she judged herself to be safe. On May 15 she is interned with other Germans living in Paris and then deported to camp de Gurs, a concentration camp in the Pyrenees. Soutine never sees her again. In this letter, he frequently assures her that she will be safe and tries to comfort her. Apart from that, he tells her about problems with money and with his health: "Je crois que tu recevras ces jours-ci l'autorisation pour rentrer à Paris. Ce n'est pas encore certaine mais tu peu être tranqille on va s'occuper de toi. Je viendrai à Lisle pour passer encore 8 jours dès que mon traitement de d'estomac termine car je me fais faire des picurs". - Autographs of Soutine are very rare.

8vo. 1 p. With some paper loss affecting the text. To Gerda Groth Mademoiselle Garde" whom he knew since 1937. Soutine met Gerda Groth in an Exhibition of Independent Artists, where he participated. Groth was a German Jew, who had fled from the Nazis to France where she judged herself to be safe. Chère Garde, j'ai laissé un tableau qui représente le paysage avec le chemin qui monte" - Autographs of Soutine are very rare.

8vo. 2 pp. On a part of a printed menu Hotel des Épis d'Or". To Gerda Groth Mademoiselle Garde" whom he knew since 1937. Soutine met Gerda Groth in an Exhibition of Independent Artists, where he participated. Groth was a German Jew, who had fled from the Nazis to France where she judged herself to be safe. Chère Garde, n'oublies pas de m'apporter toutes mes affaires, le tableau la petite fille, le paysage, les tableaux déchirés, le liquide, la pommade pour les cheveux. N'apporte pas les châssis. J'aurais voulu venir à l'Isle pour quelques jours me reposer mais mon estomac ne permet pas. J'irai te chercher à la gare. Soutine." - Autographs of Soutine are very rare.

8vo. 1 1/2 pp. To Gerda Groth Mademoiselle Garde" whom he knew since 1937. Soutine met Gerda Groth in an Exhibition of Independent Artists, where he participated. Groth was a German Jew, who had fled from the Nazis to France where she judged herself to be safe. On May 15 she is interned with other Germans living in Paris and then deported to camp de Gurs, a concentration camp in the Pyrénées. Soutine never sees her again.Chère Garde, je ne t'oublie pas. Il faut prendre habitude à ta nouvelle vie, tout le monde est malheureux maintenant [] Soutine, artiste peintre, 18 villa Seurat. Paris 14" - Autographs of Soutine are very rare.