9783865211606 - "Désir d'une Femme Pour un Homme", Poèmes Futiles de Stéphanie Cohen; Mathias Augustyniak (9 resultados)

52 S. Halbleinen. Sauberes Exemplar ohne Stempel und Anstreichungen. Sehr gut erhalten. 4°. Englisch/ Französisch. Copy No. 302/700. Sprache: fra.

Condición: Sehr gut. 1.,. 26 Bl. Das Buch ist in sehr gutem, sauberen Zustand. Franz. /Engl. Limitierte und nummerierte Vorzugsausgabe, hier Nr. 124/700 ISBN: 9783865211606 Wir senden umgehend mit beiliegender MwSt.Rechnung. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 950 Gebundene Ausgabe, Maße: 28.5 cm x 1.2 cm x 38 cm.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. 1st. First printing, limited edition of 700, of which this is number 368. About 25 un-numbered pages with ills., printed recto only, interleaved with an equal number of glassine leaves imprinted with the poetry. Die-cut front cover. Erotic art. A very handsome production. Virtually no wear to covers, no owner's marks, one or two glassine leaves have mild creasing. A lovely copy of this stunning production.

4to, unpaginated. A near fine hardback copy. Thick card boards with a cloth spine and a cut-out on the front cover. Images on thick paper, poetry on tissue paper. Housed in cardboard packing case. Limited edition. Number 554 of 700.

gebundene Ausgabe. Condición: Neu. 52 Seiten Topzustand - neu und ungelesen - Originalverpackt - Limitierte und nummerierte Vorzugsausgabe - Jeder Lieferung liegt eine ordentliche Rechnung mit ausgewiesener MwSt. bei Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1290.

Couverture rigide. Condición: Comme neuf. Edition originale. Göttingen 2005 . 1 Volume/1. -- Comme Neuf Reliure éditeur cartonnée avec fenêtre découpée . Dos toilé . Format in-folio°( 38 x 29 cm )( 962 gr ). ------ 56 pages de textes et dessins N&B. ******** Edition limitée à 700 exemplaires numérotés. ************************ "" "Tu as une passion pour moiTu ne le sais pasTu ne le sais pasMais moi je le saisJe le saisPour ça, je ne me trompe jamaisMême si tu dis : "C'est sexuel."Stéphanie Cohen, La pub ObaoDésir d'une femme pour un homme est constitué de douze poèmes - "poèmes futiles", précise le premier plat - de constructions variables, parfois à la limite de la prose.Ces poèmes, sorte de conversation entre une femme et un homme, sont imprimés, avec leurs traductions en anglais, sur les serpentes protégeant les dessins.Les 13 dessins de Mathias AUGUSTYNIAK, très bien imprimés en belle page, conversent avec les poèmes, les prolongent ou racontent parfois une autre histoire. Mathias Augustyniak est le second M du duo de designers M/M (le premier étant Michael Amzalag). "" ******************************* ''Printed hardcover with die cut window Limited edition of 700 numbered copies steidldangin. ********************* Désir d une femme pour un homme , poèmes futiles can be read as an intimate conversation between a man and a woman in words and images. It is also a collection of poems and drawings that began, strangely enough, with a fashion story. In the hand of Mathias Augustyniak, one half of the design duo M/M Paris, drawing is a powerful and introspective tool a link between hidden worlds. As a creative director, he often employs drawing to bring out the hidden messages in photography. In the case of Libertine, a subliminally erotic fashion story by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, Augustyniak s subconscious caught up with him, ultimately leading him on a thirteen-day journey of the mind and the soul. The sexually explicit yet playfully childlike drawings gathered here track the path of that journey a very personal, though not solitary or self-centered experience. Augustyniak, in turn, passed the drawings on to the French novelist Stéphanie Cohen and commissioned the set of accompanying poems. The spare, enigmatic, and highly charged poems, published in both French and English, stand as a bodies of work all their own. The drawings don t necessarily illustrate the poems, just as the poems don t necessarily clarify the drawings. The two are in conversation and sometimes even contradiction. '' ********************** réf 360.

hardcover. Condición: Perfetto (Mint). Disegni in bianco e nero di Augustyniak Mathias. Poesie di Stephanie Cohen su pagine di carta acetata, in inglese e francese (traduzione in inglese di Michelle Noteboom) Copertina fustellata. Design: MM, Parigi. Esemplare n. 293. Cm 38x28,5. pp. 52. . Perfetto (Mint). . Prima edizione di 700 esemplari numerati (First edition of 700 numbered copies). . "Désir d'une femme pour un homme - poèmes futiles? può essere letto come una conversazione intima tra un uomo e una donna in parole e immagini. È anche una raccolta di poesie e disegni che è iniziata, stranamente, con una storia di moda. Nella mano di Mathias Augustyniak, il disegno è uno strumento potente e introspettivo, un collegamento tra mondi nascosti. I disegni sessualmente espliciti ma giocosamente infantili qui raccolti, tracciano il percorso di quel viaggio - un'esperienza molto personale, anche se non solitaria o egocentrica. Augustyniak, a sua volta, passa i disegni alla scrittrice francese Stéphanie Cohen e le commissiona delle poesie a corredo. Le poesie enigmatiche e molto cariche, pubblicate sia in francese che in inglese, sono un corpo di lavoro a sé stante. I disegni non illustrano necessariamente le poesie, così come le poesie non chiariscono necessariamente i disegni. I due sono in conversazione e a volte anche in contraddizione.Mathias Augustyniak è il fondatore, insieme al socio Michael Amzalag, della società di design creativo M/M Paris. Augustyniak vive e lavora a Parigi.Stéphanie Cohen è una scrittrice che vive a Parigi. Prima edizione di 700 esemplari numerati (First edition of 700 numbered copies). Book.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Hardcover. 4to. Steidl/Dangin, Gottingen, Germany. 2006. 25 un-numbered pages with ills. , printed recto only, interleaved with an equal number of glassine leaves imprinted with the poetry. #71 of a limited edition of 700 copies. Brand new and still sealed in the original publisher's box. "Désir d'une femme pour un homme", poèmes futiles can be read as an intimate conversation between a man and a woman in words and images. It is also a collection of poems and drawings that began, strangely enough, with a fashion story. In the hands of Mathias Augustyniak, one half of the design duo M/M Paris, drawing is a powerful and introspective tool, a link between hidden worlds. As a Creative Director, Augustyniak often employs drawing to bring out the hidden message in photography. In the case of "Libertine," a subliminally erotic fashion story by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, Augustyniak's subconscious caught up with him, ultimately leading him on a 13-day journey of the mind and the soul. The sexually explicit yet playfully childlike drawings gathered here track the path of that journey--a very personal, though not solitary or self-centered experience. Augustyniak in turn passed the drawings on to the French novelist Stéphanie Cohen and commissioned the set of accompanying poems. Published in both French and English, the spare, enigmatic, and highly charged verse stands as a body of work all its own. In other words, the drawings don't necessarily illustrate the poems, just as the poems don't necessarily clarify the drawings. The two are in conversation and sometimes even contradiction. EB; 15.0 X 11.2 X 0.6 inches; 52 pages.

Mathias Augustyniak , Stéphanie Cohen Ilustrador. "Désir d'une femme pour un homme" - poèmes futiles can be read as an intimate conversation between a man and a woman in words and images. It is also a collection of poems and drawings that began, strangely enough, with a fashion story. In the hand of Mathias Augustyniak, one half of the design duo M/M Paris, drawing is a powerful and introspective tool?a link between hidden worlds. As a creative director, he often employs drawing to bring out the hidden messages in photography. In the case of "Libertine," a subliminally erotic fashion story by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, Augustyniak's subconscious caught up with him, ultimately leading him on a thirteen-day journey of the mind and the soul. The sexually explicit yet playfully child like drawings gathered here, track the path of that journey?a very personal, though not solitary or self-centered experience. Augustyniak, in turn, passed the drawings on to the French novelist Stéphanie Cohen and commissioned these to accompanying poems. The spare, enigmatic, and highly charged poems, published in both French and English, stand as bodies of work all their own. The drawings don't necessarily illustrate the poems, just as the poems don't necessarily clarify the drawings. The two are in conversation and sometimes even contradiction. 52 pages Hardback / Hardcover 28.5 x 38 cm English First Edition 1. Edition 07/2006 Out of print.