[VARIOUS LEAFLETS AND BROCHURES]. - Lot 181

[VARIOUS LEAFLETS AND BROCHURES]. Set of 6 leaflets and one brochure: - AU FEU! [Paris, May 1931]. - Leaflet in-4. Tract written by Thirion and Aragon following the wave of church and convent burnings in Spain. - NEUTRALITY ? NON-SENS, CRIME ET TRAHISON [Paris, August 20, 1936]. - Leaflet in-4. Tract against France's neutrality in the Spanish conflict. As on every copy, Marcel Jean's name has been crossed out by André Breton. Tears at edges, traces of folding. - CHAR (René). La Conjuration. S.l., [1947]. -2 ff. in-4. Rare two-sheet pamphlet featuring the prologue and five stanzas from "La conjuration", René Char's ballet first performed in 1947. ENVOI FROM THE AUTHOR TO THE POET AND ROMANIST JEAN VAGNE (1915-1979) at the bottom of the fourth page: "Pour Jean Vagne // Poète et fidèle compagnon // R. Char". This document was intended to accompany the ballet program, which, as is often the case, is missing here. Central fold. - PICABIA. Le Moindre effort. [Alès : PAB], 1950. -In-4 brochure folded in 4. Facsimile reproduction of one hundred copies of a handwritten text by Picabia, praising the "least effort". Small tears but not missing. - PAULHAN (Jean). Six petits Livres de Pensées. Bruxelles : Synthèses, [1951]. -In-8 pamphlet, stapled. First edition of this article devoted to Malcolm de Chazal. Offprint of the "Synthèses" review at 100 copies on Pont de Warche paper. - DECLARATION ON THE LAWSUITS AGAINST THE SITUATIONIST INTERNATIONAL IN FEDERAL GERMANY. Paris : I.S., 1962. - 2 leaves in-4. Tract written by Michèle Bernstein (France), J.-V. Martin (Denmark), Alexander Trocchi (Great Britain) and Raoul Vaneigem (Belgium). Center fold. - PAULHAN (Jean). Honneur à Saint-John Perse. S.l., [1962]. -1 f. in-4. Rare introductory note to Saint-John Perse's "Amers", written by Jean Paulhan. - DUBUFFET (Jean). Vacances portatives universelles. Paris, [1963]. - Tract in-4. Tract printed on pink paper, announcing the publication of issue no. 10 of the magazine "Le Petit Jésus", entitled "L'Hourloupe".