Librairie Le Feu Follet - Paris - +33 (0)1 56 08 08 85 - Contact us - 31 Rue Henri Barbusse, 75005 Paris

Antique books - Bibliophily - Art works


Sell - Valuation - Buy
Les Partenaires du feu follet Ilab : International League of Antiquarian Booksellers SLAM : Syndicat national de la Librairie Ancienne et Moderne
Syntagma de Musis

Lilio Gregorio GIRALDI

Syntagma de Musis

12 000 €

Vipère au poing

Hervé BAZIN

Vipère au poing

7 000 €

Manuscrit illustré de dessins originaux et composé de deux parties 'La Porcelaine de Chine' et 'Le Bronze chinois'

ANONYME

Manuscrit illustré de dessins originaux et [...]

2 500 €

'Salomé' - Lithographie originale sur Japon - L'Estampe Moderne

Alfons MUCHA

"Salomé" - Lithographie originale sur Japon [...]

5 000 €

Le minotaure ou la halte d'Oran

Albert CAMUS

Le minotaure ou la halte d'Oran

6 800 €







   First edition
   Signed book
   Gift Idea
+ more options

Search among 31416 rare books :
first editions, antique books from the incunable to the 18th century, modern books

Advanced search
Registration

Categories

Sale conditions


Payment methods :

Secure payment (SSL)
Checks
Bank transfer
Administrative order
(FRANCE)
(Museums and libraries)


Delivery options and times

Sale conditions

First edition

Fernand LEGER Liberté, j'écris ton nom

Fernand LEGER

Paul ELUARD

Liberté, j'écris ton nom

Imprimerie Union Edition pour le compte de Pierre Seghers , Paris 22 octobre1953, 31x127cm, une feuille dépliante.


Liberté, j'écris ton nom [Freedom, I write your name]
Imprimerie Union Édition pour le compte de Pierre Seghers | Paris 22 octobre1953 | 31 x 127 cm | one folding leaf
 

The rare first edition of this famous poem-object composed in the form of a booklet folded eight times, illustrated by Fernand Léger with the text of the poem “Liberté” by his friend Paul Éluard.
Colour pochoir by Albert Jon after an original design by Fernand Léger under the direction of Pierre Seghers, printed in 212 numbered copies, this one of 200 copies on Auvergne paper from the Richard de Bas paper mills.
This copy has been skilfully restored.
This is the handsomest edition of this poem, which initially appeared clandestinely in 1942 in Poésie et Vérité, which was translated into ten languages and dropped by aeroplane for the underground resistance, to sustain their hopes of victory. Léger made this poem-object in homage to Paul Éluard, who died in 1952.
The most famous printed version of this hymn to the Resistance.


SOLD

Réf : 70342

Set an alert

On-line help