JARDIN DES ARTS. No. 108 — November 1963. - Lot 170

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JARDIN DES ARTS. No. 108 — November 1963. - Lot 170
JARDIN DES ARTS. No. 108 — November 1963. Paris, Éditions Tallandier, 1963. In-4, 84 pp., paperback, color illustrated cover based on Pablo Picasso’s *L’Arlequin* (Museum of Modern Art, Scala). Numerous photographic reproductions and illustrations in black and white and in color, both within and outside the text. Monthly magazine edited by Henri Perruchot. The page count of 84 is confirmed by a copy currently available in bookstores. This issue features, among others: Jean Paulhan, “Les nouvelles images”; Dominique François, “Mantegna”; Jean Rousselot, “D’une Angoulême blanche et secrète”; Pierre Cabanne, “Bresdin ou l’aventure inutile”; Michel Ragon, “Défense d’Apollinaire”; Claude Lepage, “L’art médiéval en Yougoslavie orientale”; Denis Huisman, “Situation de l’esthétique industrielle,” as well as sections devoted to exhibitions and the bibliography. This issue is particularly interesting for the study of Rodolphe Bresdin: Pierre Cabanne’s richly illustrated article is still cited in contemporary critical bibliographies on the engraver. Jean Paulhan’s article also serves as a documentary reference: the issue notably reproduces a work by Georges Mathieu now housed at the Art Institute of Chicago. Copy in generally good condition. Some slight scuffing and minor signs of wear on the cover; a small handwritten annotation and the original price written in pencil on the table of contents page. Interior clean overall.
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