SAMMY DAVIS JR., July 17th 1974
Photographic print, 19 X 25.7 cm, stamp on the back
Typewritten note pasted on the back “Sammy David Jnr. photographed during his press conference in London…”
(TP2)
SAMMY DAVIS JR., July 17th 1974
Photographic print, 19 X 25.7 cm, stamp on the back
Typewritten note pasted on the back “Sammy David Jnr. photographed during his press conference in London…”
(TP2)
GERMAINE SALLAT, circa 1940
Vintage silver print, 24.3 x 18 cm.
(CNSA)
MANNEQUIN, circa 1930
Vintage silver print, 24 x 18.5 cm., 2 prints
Annotated “Robert’z” on the back
(CNSA)
ARLETTE AUDIFFRED, circa 1940
Vintage silver print, 24 x 18 cm.
Annotated “Arlette Audiffred / singer”
(CNSA)
SACHA GUITRY AND MISS SEREVILLE, June 1939
Press photographic print, 13 x 18.4 cm, stamp on the back
Typed note attached to the back bearing the inscription “Sacha Guitry is elected a member of the Goncourt Academy. / Our photo shows Mr. Sacha Guitry, after his election to the Goncourt Academy, this afternoon on the film set of the Joinville studios explaining a scene from “Nine bachelors” to Miss de Séréville. / It is known that Mr. Sacha Guitry will soon marry Miss de Séréville. “
(TP2)
LIVE AND LET DIE OR THE TRAGIC END OF MARCEL DUCHAMP, Manifesto brochure, Paris, Creuze Gallery, 1965 THE DAILY DECOR OF LIFE IN 1968, Invitation, Paris, Galliera Museum, 1968 ART, AVANT-GARDE, Festival Program, Paris, November 1960 (LAV)
Exhibition invitation/catalogue, Paris, Paul Pétridès Gallery, 1958, 23.3 x 15.5 cm (9340 EV).
Comedic drama in three acts for acrobats, jugglers & equilibrists composed in Paris, Editions SIC, 1921, 28 X 19 cm, 36 p. (15590 E)
Portrait of Jacques Hebertot, circa 1950
Vintage silver print, 12.7 x 8 cm., stamp on back
(TP8)
Portrait of Jacques Hebertot, circa 1950
Vintage silver print, 16.5 x 11 cm, stamped on the back
(TP8)
Hanna Graham, 2009, 26.3 X 21.8 cm, hardcover publisher, 301 p., illustrations, dust jacket (16663 EV).
JA! STIMMEN DES ARBEITSRATES FUR KUNST IN BERLIN
Berlin, Photographischen Gesellschaft in Charlottenburg, 1919, 24,5 X 19,5 cm., cartonnage éditeur, 115p., 41 planches hors texte
Première publication du Conseil du Travail pour l'Art.
Document programmatique du Conseil du Travail fondé au lendemain de la Révolution de Novembre, dans lequel sont compilées les déclarations de 28 membres. Avec les contributions d'Adolf Behne, Walter Gropius, Max et Bruno Taut, illustrations d'après César Klein, Otto Freundlich, Heinrich Richter, Moriz Melzer, Max Pechstein, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff.
(2797 E)
Exhibition Catalogue, Paris-Brussels, Isy Brachot Gallery, 1988, 30.5 X 22 cm., illustrations, Text by Pierre Bourgeade (7851 ED).
