[Art] [Picasso, Pablo] Group of 7 Titles

1. D'Ors, Eugenio
Pablo Picasso
Paris: Editions des Chroniques Du Jour/New York: E. Weyhe, (1930). First and limited edition in English, #800/650 numbered copies (from a total of 1,250). 4to. With illustrations after Picasso. Full orange cloth, black morocco spine label, stamped in gilt; top edge gilt, other edges trimmed; ownership stamp on front free endpaper.

2. Picasso 1930-1935
Paris: Editions "Cahiers D'Art", (1936). First edition. Folio. Illustrated with a photographic portrait of Picasso by Man Ray, with his stamped signature, one color lithograph, and numerous photographic reproductions of Picasso's work. Publisher's stiff printed wrappers, light wear along edges, stain in center front joint, wear to spine ends; errata laid in at front.

3. Roy, Claude
La Guerre et la Paix
Paris: Editions Cercle D'Art, (1954). First edition. Folio. Illustrated with a large folding offset lithograph, loose as issued in two sheets, as well as numerous reproductions of Picasso's work. Publisher's drab cloth, stamped in red.

4. Picasso Carnet Catalan
Paris: Berggruen & Cie, (1958). In two volumes. Limited edition, #64/500 numbered copies. Oblong 16mo and 16mo. Preface and notes by Douglas Cooper. Publisher's stiff printed wrappers; facsimile of Picasso's 1906 Catalan sketchbook. Together in publisher's paperboard slip case. With library stamps in each volume and on slip case; wear and soiling.

5. Sketchbook
New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc., (1960). In two volumes. Limited facsimile edition (one of 1,000 unnumbered copies). Folio. Foreword by Georges Boudaille. Illustrated with full-page color and black and white illustrations. Publisher's spiral-bound green printed wrappers; with accompanying booklet in original limp printed wrappers. Together in publisher's pictorial drab cloth chemise, in original acetate dust-jacket.

6. Bloch, Georges
Pablo Picasso Volume I Catalogue of the printed graphic work 1904-1967
Berne: Editions Kornfeld et Cie, (1984). Fourth edition. 4to. Illustrated with reproductions of Picasso's work. Publisher's grey cloth, stamped in black; library labels and ink stamps on rear paste-down.

7. Stein, Gertrude, and Virgil Thomson
Picasso
No place: JHW Editions, (1992). Limited edition, #41/275 numbered copies (from a total of 300). Folio. Sheets loose as issued, with an accompanying square 4to booklet and CD. Together in publisher's red cloth fall-down-back box.

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The Collected Library

[Art] [Picasso, Pablo] Group of 7 Titles

The Collected Library

[Art] [Picasso, Pablo] Group of 7 Titles

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