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First trade edition and first publication of "La Foire d'Empoigne".
Inscribed in French and signed in full by the playwright on the half-title: "Pour Honoria Plesch pour la nouvelle annee pour une amitie nouvelle et pour le progres du francais..amicalement / Jean Anouilh / 1er janvier 61".
Jean Anouilh [1910-1987] was a French playwright whose career spanned five decades. Though his work ranged from high drama to absurdist farce, he is best known for his 1943 adaptation of Sophocles' "Antigone". The play was seen as an attack on Marshal Petain's Vichy government. Anouilh was one of France's most prolific writers in the postwar period. Much of his work addresses themes of maintaining integrity in a world of moral compromise.
Costume designer Honoria Plesch [1919-1990] was born in Berlin. In 1933, together with her brother Peter and her family, she left Germany and emigrated to England. Her most important professional assignment was as costume designer for the 1947 film "Brighton Rock" starring Richard Attenborough. Plesch was apparently Anouilh's neighbor for a time in Switzerland.
The text is in French. Very good .
Edition of 4,000 copies.
The catalog is edited by Klaus Gallwitz. The text is printed in German, French and English. Good .
First trade edition. Good .
Second edition.
The text is printed in Italian and English. . Fine .
First edition.
In addition to Pierre Leprohon's text on the director's life and works, the book includes writing on cinema by Antonioni and criticism and commentary by other writers and directors such as Ingmar Bergman, Alberto Moravia, Italo Calvino, Jonas Mekas and Stanley Kaufmann. Good .
First edition. Uncommon in commerce. Very good .
Originally published in 1944. Very good .
Catalog for an exhibition shown at the Marisa Del Re Gallery in New York City from March 7 to April 6, 1991. The text includes an essay by Rudi Fuchs. Very good .
Catalog for an exhibition which opened at the Ulmer Museum, Ulm, Germany on September 29, 1991 and was shown in Bonn and Berlin in the following year. The catalog essays are printed in German and English. Very good .
"'Beyond Despair' is an exploration through symbolic photographs, selected quotes and an introduction by Elie Wiesel, of the words 'Final Solution' and an event known as the Holocaust.."--From the dw copy. Fine .
Inscribed by the artist, Mario Russo, on title page. Fine .
Edited by Doon Arbus and Marvin Israel. With an essay by Thomas W. Southall and commentaries by Diane Arbus. Very good .
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