ALADDIN TOYS. LOS JUGUETTES DE TORRES-GARCIA,

Exhibition Catalogue, Valence, IVAM Centre Julio Gonzalez, 1997, publisher’s hardcover, 393 p., illustrations (9430 EM)

(Roger TOULOUSE) Marcel Béalu, Dix fragments inédits de Mémoires de l’ombre,

Paris, René Drouin Gallery, 1942, 33.5 x 25.5 cm Illustrated by Roger Toulouse Original edition, copy no. 138/215.

TOYEN,

Paris, Galerie Denise René, 1947, printed cardboard, 12.5 x 10 cm
Catalog/invitation including a preface by André Breton and a list of exhibited works
(1666 ED)

TOYEN

Invitation, Paris, A l’étoile scellée, 1953
Papier rose imprimé recto-verso et découpé, 33 X 19 cm.
Liste des oeuvres exposées
(17812 CH)

TOYEN, LES SPECTRES DU DESERT

Poem by Jundrich Heisler, Paris, Arcanes, 2001, 28 x 19 cm, illustrations. Cover drawn by Guy Doumayrou. Reprint in facsimile of the 1953 edition. Limited edition of 400 numbered copies, No. 165 (9054 E).

TOYEN

André Breton, Jindrich Heisler, Benjamin Péret, TOYEN
Paris, Editions Sokolova, 1953, 19 X 14,5 cm, 104 p., illustrations
(17970 ED)

TOYEN

“The Seven Swords Out of the Sheath Exhibition Catalogue, Paris, Furstenberg Gallery, 1958, 21.5 X 7.5 cm, 7 illustrations Texts by Yves Elléouët, André Breton, Georges Goldfayn, Benjamin Péret, E.L.T. Mesens, Jean Claude Silbermann, Robert Benayoun (1671 ED)”

TOYEN

Catalogue d’exposition, Paris, Galerie Raymond Cordier, 1962, 17,3 X 13,2 cm
Texte d’Edouard Jaguer Liste des oeuvres exposées
(lav 1670 ED)

Ragnar von Holten, TOYEN, EN SURREALISTISK VISIONAR,

“With texts by André Breton and Benjamin Péret, Köping, Lindsfors Förlag, 1984, publisher’s hardcover, 32 X 25 cm, 106 p., illustrations, dust jacket (1691 ED)”

TOYEN,

Exhibition catalog, Stockholm, Moderna Museet, 1985, 21 X 17 cm, reproductions. Text by Ragnar von Holten (1676 ED)

(TOYEN)

NEW FORMATIONS. CZECH AVANT-GARDE ART AND MODERN GLASS FROM THE ROY AND MARY CULLEN COLLECTION
Houston, The Museum of Fine Arts, 2011, hardcover, publisher’s cloth, 31 x 25.5 cm, 319p., illustrations, dust jacket
(12470 ED)

(The text describes a book titled “New Formations” about Czech avant-garde art and modern glass from a specific collection, published by The Museum of Fine Arts in Houston in 2011, in a hardcover edition with illustrations and a dust jacket.)

LA REVOLUTION D’ABORD ET TOUJOURS,

Surrealist tract, Paris, August 1925, printed paper, 50 x 32.5 cm.

(TRACT)

LA MOBILISATION CONTRE LA GUERRE N’EST PAS LA PAIX, Les raisons de notre adhésion au Congrès International contre la guerre
Tract surréaliste, (Paris), (juin 1933), papier imprimé recto-verso, 31 X 27 cm
Tract signé par Breton, Caillois, Char, Crevel, Eluard, Monnerot, Péret, Gui Rosey, Tanguy, Thirion.