Paris: Meynial. 3 volumes, 1918, 1919 and 1921 of the five volumes almanac. Beautifully illustrated with 19 pochoir color plates and 3 color title page vignettes by George Barbier in his characteristic art deco style. The volume for 1918 is in pink silk with cracked hinges and no dust wrapper; 1919 is with pictorial silk covers, hinges strengthened, chipped spine and partial dust wrapper; 1919 has a white pictorial silk cover and good dust wrapper. The interiors are all fine..... More

Paris: Henri Cyral, 1929. 13 full page pochoir plates. 8vo, pictorial wrappers. Paris: Henri Cyral, 1929. Limited numbered Edition. Near Fine. More

Paris: Jean Cres, 1944. Wood engravings colored in pochoir by Maximilien Vox. 12mo, unopened, stiff pictorial wrappers, decorative board slipcase (rubbed). (Paris: Jean Cres), 1944. First Edition. Spine is rubbed, otherwise a fine copy. A theatrical adaptation inspired by Stevenson's Treasure Island. An unnumbered limited edition signed by the artist. More

New York: Pierre Matisse Gallery, 1967. Introductory text by David Sylvester. A magnificent exhibition catalog, illustrated with 6 (of 7) original color silkscreens, lithographs, and pochoirs, printed by Daniel Jacomet; 25 other b/w images. 40pp. Tall 4to, color pictorial wrappers and printed overwrap with die-cut window (torn at edges of window). New York: Pierre Matisse Gallery, November 1967. A very good copy with clean plates. Limited edition - number 263 of 1200 copies. This splendid catalogue should not be confused..... More

Paris: Berggruen & Cie, 1956. 2 page introduction by Severini and 3 page chronology by Hans Bolliger. Slim 8vo pamphlet. 24 pages in all with 15 illustrations, including 8 in pochoir, one of which is double-page, all printed by Jacomet. The color pictorial wrapper is a wrap-around lithograph printed by Mourlot. Paris: Berggruen & Cie, (1956). A fine copy of this scarce catalogue. More