Ernst max and man ray (2 resultados)

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. ** 1ST EDITION, COLLECTIBLE ** Softcover, 1st edition, exhibition catalog, 124pp. A solid, structurally sound collectible copy in Very Good (VG) condition. The front and back paper wraps remain flat and securely bound, preserving complete graphic and textual clarity. The paper stock exhibits uniform, light age-toning and creaming, with more noticeable yellowing and minor dust-soiling along the outer perimeters and top edges. The covers show light shelf wear with minor rubbing and mild bumping at the corners with a faint cease line on the front top right edge (1mm). The interior is crisp, clean, and free of writing, foxing, or deep staining. The pages lay flat, and the text blocks remain sharp, bold, and highly legible. Faint edge-toning is visible along the outer margins consistent with age, while the facing illustrated plates remain cleanly trimmed, dark, and well-preserved. Enjoy! Surrealist Intrusion in the Enchanters' Domain is the official 124-page catalog produced for the final historic International Surrealist Exhibition, held at New York's D'Arcy Galleries from November 28, 1960, to January 14, 1961. Directed by André Breton and Marcel Duchamp, this publication represents a definitive milestone as the last group manifestation of the historic Surrealist movement structured directly under Breton's curation. The text positions late-stage Surrealism as an active, continuous force capable of infiltrating or "intruding" upon modern rational culture. Rather than treating Surrealism as a static historical movement, it frames it as an evolving landscape of enchantment and psychological provocation. The volume notably includes a major critical essay titled "Surrealism, Jackson Pollock, and Lyric-Abstraction" by José Pierre. This commentary bridges the gap between traditional European Surrealism and American abstract expressionism, reflecting how early automatism laid the seeds for post-war contemporary art movements. The book contains theoretical essays and biographical entries by core surrealist theorists like Édouard Jaguer and Vincent Bounoure. These intricate French positions were translated for an English-speaking audience by veteran art dealer Julien Levy and poet Claud Tarnaud. Marcel Duchamp, Joseph Cornell, Man Ray, Hans Bellmer, Salvador Dalí, Francis Picabia, Victor Brauner, and Max Ernst. (ilustrador).…

Paperback. Heavily tanned wraps with black and white lettering and illustration; 15 pp.; portraits and illustration. Text in French. This book has a very odd pagination. It is a bookseller's catalogue from Paris, and is very rare. Cover woodcut is by Max Ernst. Fair (This item is very fragile; wraps are heavily chipped at the edges, and closed tears; wraps are heavily tanned; front cover is detached; last page is missing; rear cover is missing; pages have damp staining around the edges; pages are heavily toned and worn; very odd pagination to the book, although it appears to be nearly complete, except for rear cover.).…