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Couverture rigide. Etat : Très bon. GRASSET Eugène 1845 1917 Les mois. Douze compositions d'Eugène Grasset. Gravées sur bois & imprimées en chromotypographie. Paris, G. de Malherbe, [s. d.]. Album in-4 [32 x 25 cm], complet de ses 12 planches, sous couverture souple imprimée d'éditeur, et reliure cartonnée titrée. Belles épreuves sur japon, monogrammées dans les sujets, à toutes marges.

Hardcover. First edition. 26.5 x 19 cm. Series of two suites of twelve color plates, one for each month, designed by the calendar of the Parisian department store of La Belle Jardiniere -- before type with month only and with with a monthly calendar noting each day. Plates before letters are printed on sheets, those with text cut and mounted on sheets. In the early 1890's Grasset began experimenting with a new form of printing called chromotypography invented by his friend, Firmin Gillot. This calendar was printed in "Gillotage," a version of chromotypographie where the plates are engraved on wood. Also included a four page text taken from "Les Hommes D' Aujourd'Hui with text and color lithograph cover by Paul Berthon of Grasset. Grasset spent approximately 20 years working for La Belle Jardinere, designing additional calendars in 1899 and 1904. GORDON RAY p.465. Grasset "developed an early version of Art Nouveau to which he subsequently remained faithful, developing it constantly until 1900." Orig. brown cloth lettered in gold laid-in. Contents clean and fresh. Contemporary three quarter red cloth and marbled boards, black leather spine label printed in gilt. Near fine.

Hardcover. First edition. 32 x 24.5 cm. Series of twelve color plates, one for each month, designed by the calendar of the Parisian department store of La Belle Jardiniere., image sheet size approximately 20 x 15.2 cm. In the early 1890's Grasset began experimenting with a new form of printing called chromotypography invented by his friend, Firmin Gillot. This calendar was printed in "Gillotage," a version of chromoypographie where the plates are engraved on wood and printed on vellum. Both Arwas and Murray Robertson date this calendar to 1896, but it was offered in the May 15, 1894 issue of La Plume (which was dedicated to Grasset's work). La Plume offered the calendar for sale on vellum at 5 francs, quoting it as "extremely rare." Grasset spent approximately 20 years working for La Belle Jardinere, designing additional calendars in 1899 and 1904. GORDON RAY p.465. Grasset "developed an early version of Art Nouveau to which he subsequently remained faithful, developing it constantly until 1900." Plates loose as issued in lettered gray wrapperw, separate at spine, some light marginal toning at edge outside the image area. Housed in fine custom gilt lettered white cloth portfolio with silk ties.

. Illustrateur : GRASSET (Eugène). (illustrateur). Paris, G. de Malherbe, 1898,in-8, 12 planches reliées par un cordon bleu sous couverture chromolithographiée en couleurs. Eugène Grasset (Lausanne 1845-1917 Sceaux) réalise, pour le Magasin de la Belle Jardinière, un calendrier commercial qui était offert aux clients. Chacun des 12 mois de l'année 1896 est illustré en 12 planches. Aux illustrations mettant en scène des figures féminines, habillées de robes plus ou moins élégantes, sont associées des éléments floraux et zodiacaux, dans le goût Art Nouveau. Les planches sont gravées sur bois et imprimées en chromolithographies. Manque la couverture. Le calendrier est protégé par la couverture du calendrier de La Belle Jardinière 1898. Livre.

First edition. First edition. 4to. Original publisher's gilt-lettered brown cloth. Calendar in book form of 12 exquisite color plates by Eugene Grasset for 1889, on card stock mounted on tabs at the spine (as issued). A wonderful and rather scarce calendar by Grasset showcasing his Art Nouveau flair for color and line, predating Les Mois by six years. A clear bright and essentially fine copy.

En feuilles 33 x 25 sous couverture grise imprimée. Édition originale. 12 compositions couleur, gravées sur bois et imprimées en chromotypographie. Hormis un plis à la dernière planche et quelques rousseurs en bords et aux versos surtout, exemplaire en bon état de ce célèbre recueil du maître suisse (lausannois même) de l'Art Nouveau.Cette étonnante suite de belles jardinières, vêtue de robes décorées de signes du zodiaque, fut imprimée en 1896. Il devait y avoir bien plus d'espèces de papillons à l'époque ! > En cas de problème de commande, veuillez nous contacter par notre page d'accueil / If you have any problems with your order please contact us via our homepage <.

Paris, Lahure, (1888). In-8, (12) ff. montés, cartonnage toile éditeur, titre doré sur le plat supérieur. / 8vo, (12) mounted f., publisher's clothbound hardcover, title gilt on upper board. Bel exemplaire de ce célèbre calendrier Art nouveau, tel que paru en cartonnage éditeur. * Harvard, Turn of a Century, 50; Gordon Ray, p. 465. * Voir photographie(s) / See picture(s). * Membre du SLAM et de la LILA / ILAB Member. La librairie est ouverte sur rendez-vous.

Grasset's celebrated calendar in twelve parts. Proofs on large paper each sheet 32x 25 cm. One sheet, Mars, on slightly variant paper. These individual proof sheets of this calendar by Grasset are quite rare, especially when complete.