Paris: Olympia Press, 1953. 110, [10] pp. Plain white wrappers with printed dust jacket folded on, as issued. Jacket extremities rubbed, small nick to fore-edge of last three leaves. An uncommon early Olympia Press publication, published June 1953. Kearney notes, "A translation, reportedly by Richard Seaver, of Les Exploits d'un.....
Paris: Jean-Jacques Pauvert, Éditeur, 1957. First edition. 215, [4] pp. Perfect-bound printed wrappers. One of 3000 numbered copies of the first edition. Spine edges a little bumped, slight edgewear to rear cover.
Tokyo: Editions Treville, 2004. Black paper boards, lettered and decorated in copper, with the dust jacket. Text in Japanese by Kunio Iwaya. An attractive edition with color reproductions of Bellmer's doll photos. Some minor rubbing to the jacket, price and ISBN sticker on rear cover.
Cagnes-sur-Mer: Roving Eye Press, 1931. First edition. 109, [3] pp. Patterned paper boards, original wrappers bound in. Some rubbing to head and tail of spine and corners, some foxing to preliminaries. Brown’s mockery of censorship uses visual design to prove its point, by redacting words and phrases using the.....
[Paris]: [Maurice Sachs and Jacques Bonjean], 1928. First edition. [6], 7-80, [6] pp. Quarto. Folded wrappers, title and monogram printed on front cover. Printed on Montval laid paper, handmade by Gaspard Maillol, by Ducros et Colas, printers, Paris. Slightest occasional spotting to leaves, still a fine copy, housed in a......
[New York?]: Poet's Press, n.d. c. 1965. "Pirated Edition." [24] pp. Sewn wrappers mounted in thin red buckram boards, front cover lettered in gilt. Boards slightly splayed, else fine. English translation with original French text en face. Two illustrations by Jean Cocteau. This is noted in holograph as number.....
Paris/London: Alyscamps Press, 1996. Scarce first edition in English of one of the great underground books of twentieth-century French erotica, featuring verse by Péret and Aragon and four photographs by Man Ray (featuring Kiki of Montparnasse). Originally printed clandestinely in an edition of 215 copies in Belgium, most copies were.....
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Berlin: 1921. First edition, number 79 of 200 numbered copies. Ten copper engravings (each approximately 2 ½ x 3 ½ inches), each signed by the artist (one signed upside-down on the top edge), each mounted and housed in an individual passepartout, titled on the exterior in pencil, with a leaf.....