VAN DONGEN (Kees). - Lot 641

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VAN DONGEN (Kees). - Lot 641
VAN DONGEN (Kees). Suite of watercolors by Van Dongen for the album Deauville. [Paris : MP Trémois, 1930]. - In-folio, blue cardboard folder with white cloth spine. One of the 20 suites on Arches vellum, without the text, of the 5 color plates after the watercolors of Kess VAN DONGEN, for the book Deauville by Paul Poiret. Copy bearing the number 16 . A large original drawing in Indian ink by BECAN, published in the magazine Cyrano, entitled Ceux qu'on voit à Deauville, representing, according to an attached paper, Van Dongen, Jefferson Cohn, Jane Provost, Maud Loti, Philippe de Rotschild, Zografos, Maurice Rolland (?), Madame Jonas, André Citroën and his three children . - FOUQUIÈRES (André de). The Ambassadors of the World. S.l., s.d. - In-4, stapled. Rare publication published in the 1930s, illustrated with colour compositions by Don, Geo-Ham, Sem, Vertès, Lucien Boucher, Dubaut and Gallibert. A perfectly preserved copy. - Double sheet on japon decorated with a female face in colours by Ken Van Dongen, containing two covers illustrated by the artist from the magazine Sur la Riviera normande. - Embossed folder with the emblem of the town of Deauville, including two color reproductions of watercolors by Siss, representing a series of personalities at the casino and at the races in 1939 - DE RICHTER (Charles) . La Comédie de Deauville. Paris : Le Calame, [1929]. - In-4 oblong, paperback. Rare first edition, illustrated with black compositions by Pol Rab, Sennep, Plus, Gir and Bib. Cover soiled and faded. - SISS. Deauville 1946. Foreword by André de Fouquières. Paris : P.A. Chavane & Cie, [1947]. - In-folio, in sheets. Album of 24 drawings out of text by SISS, reproduced in black. Edition at 500 copies on vellum of Rives (n° 250). Copy enriched with three original drawings by Siss, done in India ink and representing caricatures of André de Fouqières, Albert and Serge Lifar. - Special issue of the Gazette Musicale Théâtre Magazine, entitled "Les Trains bleu" Deauville 1924, text by Jean Hallaure and drawings by Jack Roberts, as well as the special issue of June 15, 1935 of Fantasio, entitled L'Art de faire les fêtes by Paul Poiret.
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