Saude Jean (43 results)

4to., (297x214mm), 13ff photocopied from typescript and printed on the rectos only, together with 14 plates similarly reproduced from the original source. Side-sewn in modern card wrappers. Please note that the advised postage is based on an average book weight of approx. 1 kilo packed, if possible the postage will be reduced to the correct amount and you will be notified by email.

Condition: Near fine. First Edition. Limited first edition thus, illustrated by Szyk and gloriously hand-colored in pochoir by J. Saudé, of the French novelist's retelling of Saint Anthony in the desert. Jean Saudé was a master colorist of the pochoir process, brought to its height by the French in this era. His plates are among the most complicated and elaborate among practitioners, and highly sought by collectors today. A beautiful copy, handsomely bound. 9.25'' x 7.25''. Contemporary full tan goatskin, gilt-stamped front board and spine with ancient Egyptian iconography; original wrappers bound in. Housed in contemporary paper slipcase. Top edge gilt, ruled dentelles, watered silk endpapers, silk ribbon marker. Illustrated by Szyk with 20 plates hand-colored in pochoir by Saudé. Number 206 from a total edition of 343, this one of 250 copies on Arches paper. Small bump to front lower corner, else only light rubbing and soil. Slipcase with wear to joints. Interior clean and bright.

Condition: Very Good Plus. First edition. Beautiful folio of Parisian shop windows epitomizing the pinnacle of Art Deco design. Folio, 33 by 26 cm. [12] pp., including introduction and table of contents, followed by 48 plates of Parisian shop windows from the 1920s, each on a heavy card stock. 24 of the 48 plates are pochoir color plates executed by the great master of the pochoir print, Jean Saudé. The shops depicted are of a wide variety: perfumeries, furriers, jewelers, furniture stores, ceramic or china stores, hatters, hair salons, etc. With each the designer(s) is credited. The folio was intended to make the case for modern design, and one can not deny it succeeded magnificently. Condition: The cloth on the spine is torn the entire length both front and rear joint, with fraying and the board beneath revealed. The top of the spine also has layers of lower cardboard meant to be hidden now exposed and fanning slightly outward. Light soiling of the paper pastedown on the portfolio boards, but much of this can be erased if one applies oneself. Plates are generally clean and bright. Portfolio. Ribbon tie. Paper pastedown on boards.

Condition: Near Fine. Jean Saudé, responsible for pochoir plates (illustrator). First Edition. Spectacular record of the gardens exhibited at the Exposition des l'Arts Décoratifs which occurred in Paris in 1925. Folio, 33.5 by 25 cm. Unpaginated gathering of two folded sheets, or eight pages with title, colophon, brief intro by Marrast, plate table, followed by 54 numbered plates, which include eleven pochoir plates by Jean Saudé. Other plates have either photos, one or two at a time, or line drawings. Photos are sepia and white. Line drawings are layouts or designs mostly. Rear portfolio cover with small loss of paper pastedown. Light and inconspicuous soiling here and there on plates. One plate with a repaired mostly horizontal tear on upper margin. Portfolio, paper pastedown on boards, cloth spine, ribbon tie, leaves within loose as issued.

Hardcover. Saude, Jean (illustrator). First edition. 74 pages in text. 34 x 26 cm. Limited edition, copy 396 of 415 copies signed by Jean Saude. Twenty pochoir illustrations, some in multiple progressive states (31 plates in total). The text, which includes a history of the pochoir process and detailed practical instructions, is decorated with large initial letters and head-and tail-piece designs in pochoir. It remains the definitive explanation of the technique. Publisher's chemise, with pochoir labels to covers, endpapers in pochoir, original pochoir illustrated card slipcase, painted on all 5 panels, repairs at joints and corners, rubbing to panels, rubbing to chemise, custom morocco-backed box. Multi colored boards, spine and front cover lettered in gilt. Very good in slightly worn decorated slipcase.

4to. illustrated chamis cover, custom cloth clamshell box with cloth label with the author and title in gilt, loose signatures, as issued. xxv, 75 pages, 20 plates. One of 500 numbered copies, of which this is one of 60 copies, signed by Saudé. Also included are the three supplements and subscribers 'prospectus' sheet, as well as proofs on heavier blue paper of the front and rear cover illustrations. Additional loosely inserted are four proofs of the pochoir decorated pastedowns of the chemise. Rubbing along the edges, spine, and hinges of the chemise. All-in-all, a spectacular copy of the deluxe edition with additional material loosely inserted. The plates include work by Lepape, Rodin, Albert Besnard, Andre-Morisset and others. The text on the technique of pochoir printing is by Antoine Bourdelle, Lucien Descanves and Sem. "Jean Saudé took over the Ibis studios in Paris and set up the Editions de l'Ibis as a publishing art. Saudé specialized in fine illustrated books and collector's pieces. Above all he is remembered for his Traité d'Enluminure, an illustrated manual and historical treatise on the art of pochoir. This was in fact the only published work of any lenght on the subject. Printed in an edition limited to five hundred copies and lavishly illustrated, the Traité is now a rare and valuable work" (Elizabeth Harris, "Pochoir," Smithsonian, 1977, p.3). Twenty-five pochoir plates (in thirty-five states), plus illustrations, some color, in the text by Benedictus, Brunetta, & Chapuis. Unsewn as issued in folder with pochoir by Benedictus, pochoir endpapers by Chapuis. Scarce with the three supplements and prospectus. illustrated chamis cover, custom cloth clamshell box with cloth label with the author and title in gilt, loose signatures, as issued.

Stiff Wraps. Condition: Very Good. First Edition Thus. 4to. 29 by 20 cm. Unpaginated, 136 pp. 8 color pochoir plates by Barbier, with many smaller color illustrations interspersed in the text. Unnumbered copy to match the 225 on Verge d'Arches from a total edition of 300. Condition: light soiling to the wraps. A few tears and one dangling piece of the spine, with minor loss of the paper on the spine. Light age toning to the leaves within.

Condition: Fine. Limited Edition. First Edition thus. No. 54 of 255 copies in limitation, on velin pur fil Lafuma. Beautiful 3/4 morocco binding with unusual wood (or wood veneer) boards and matching wood veneer endpapers. And leather painted "onlay" illustration mounted onto spine! 4to. 28 by 22 cm. 208 pp., with 18 color plates, and twelve vignettes, and a second suite of all the illustrations in just outline form bound in at the end, along with the spine to the wraps. (The wrap cover serves as one of the three title pages.) In its original title, "Raharu", this is the novel that put Loti on the map in 1880, and it served as the inspiration for Leo Delibes' once popular opera, "Lakmé", which premiered just three years later. Essentially, Loti was the authorial counterpart to Gauguin in plunging whole into Tahitian society, and his pen-name, "Loti", followed from this novel. Without question one of Loti's greatest strengths as a writer was the color he brought to his descriptions and exotic subject matter, and these pochoirs most definitely honor and capture that mastery. The bright plates and vignettes could be mistaken for actual painting, and they are a feast to the eye. Apparently scarce, with the only copy we could locate at the BNF -- no copies of this edition were found at all on OCLC or in commerce. Light rubbing of front joint. Three Quarter Morocco. Wooden boards.

Condition: Near Fine. Limited Edition. First Edition thus. 1 of 12 copies to the limitation, this being a presentation copy to Madame de Becque, the wife of the illustrator. Beautiful 3/4 morocco binding by Saulnier. 4to. 28 by 22 cm. 208 pp., with 18 color plates, and twelve vignettes, and a second suite of all the illustrations in just outline form bound in at the end, along with the spine to the wraps. (The wrap cover serves as one of the three title pages.) In its original title, "Raharu", this is the novel that put Loti on the map in 1880, and it served as the inspiration for Leo Delibes' once popular opera, "Lakmé", which premiered just three years later. Essentially, Loti was the authorial counterpart to Gauguin in plunging whole into Tahitian society, and his pen-name, "Loti", followed from this novel. Without question one of Loti's greatest strengths as a writer was the color he brought to his descriptions and exotic subject matter, and these pochoirs most definitely honor and capture that mastery. The bright plates and vignettes could be mistaken for actual painting, and they are a feast to the eye. Apparently scarce, with the only copy we could locate at the BNF -- no copies of this edition were found at all on OCLC or in commerce. A few tiny specks of discoloration on the spine, and very light edgewear. Otherwise, clean, and pristine inside. Three Quarter Morocco. Marbled Boards.

Couverture rigide. Condition: Assez bon. Dourdan . Thézard . Sans date . Vers 1910 . Une chemise illustrée demi toile à coins , 325 x 450 mm , contenant 10 pages de texte , dont deux pages de table détaillés , suivis de 21 paches sur 32 . SONT PRÈSENTS : 1 , 2 , 4 , 5 , 7 , 8 ,9 , 10 , 11 , 12 , 14 , 16 , 17 ,18 , 20 , 23 , 24 , 25 , 27 , 31 et 32 . six planches avec une marge défraichie . Chemise défraichie .

Condition: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with small tears, minor creasing.

Condition: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with tiny tears, minor creasing.

Condition: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with tears, losses at corners, light toning, creasing.

Condition: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with small tears, light creasing.

Condition: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with small tears, light creasing.

Condition: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with loss, tears, minor creasing, faint staining & pencil marks.

Condition: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with small tears, minor creasing.

Condition: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Very Good.

Condition: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Very Good with minor creasing.

Condition: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with minor loss at corner, small marginal tears, light staining, creasing.

Condition: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with small tears, minor creasing.

Condition: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with small tears, light creasing.

Condition: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with small tear.

Condition: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with loss of corner, small tears, minor creasing, some light staining.

Condition: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with tears, light staining, creasing.

Condition: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with minor losses, small marginal tears, light staining, creasing.

Condition: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with tears, losses, minor staining, creasing.

Condition: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with small losses, tears, light staining, creasing.

Condition: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with small tears, minor creasing.

Condition: Good. 44 x 32 cm. Color pochoir printed by Charalron and colored by Saude. Good with tears, losses, minor staining, creasing.