shizouka princesse tranquille de yamata (7 résultats)

193 x 135 mm, 101-(3) pp., (1) f. blanc, 1 portrait n/b de l'auteur par Foujita en frontispice, dessins n/b en pleine page. Broché sous couvertures rempliées, première de couverture illustrée couleurs, en grande partie non-coupé, minime choc en pied du dos, tirage à 1000 exemplaires numérotés, 1 des 950 exemplaires sur Vélin à la Forme, numérotés de 51 à 1000. Très bel exemplaire. Collection "La Galerie des Grandes Courtisanes".

Edición limitada y numerada de 650/950 ejemplares sobre "velin a la Forme" Col. "La Galerie des Grandes Courtisanes". 101 páginas, 1 hoja. Texto enmarcado. Ilustrado con un retrato del autor por Foujita y dibujos japoneses antiguos. Cubiertas originales ilustradas en color. Corte superior tintado. Encuadernación en plena piel con nervios y hierros dorados en el lomo. Muy buen estado de conservación. 18,5x13 cm.

Etat : Gut. 101 S., 1 nn.S., Frontispiz-Radierung (signiert und datiert), 15 Holzschnittillustrationen (darunter 10 ganzseitige) Durchsichtiger Schutzumschlag mit Klebestreifen fixiert, Bindung gelockert (keine losen Seiten). Insgesamt gut erhalten. Sprache: Französisch Gewicht in Gramm: 242 Klappenbroschur mit durchsichtigem Schutzumschlag, ca. 19,8 x 14,6 cm Exemplaire N° 966 sur Velin (Gesamtauflage 1000 Ex.) , La Galerie des grandes courtisanes.

No 901 of 950 exemplaires sur velin a la forme. Frontispiece portrait of the author by Foujita. -good.-(Cover toned, a small tear in the lower end of the spine, some minor foxing, but otherwise the book is in good condition.).

1 vol. in-8°, maroquin rouge, dos à 4 nerfs orné de doubles filets dorés, tête rouge. Reliure postérieure. Non rogné, couv. conservées. Bon exemplaire, qq. petits frottements. frontispice hors-texte (portrait de l'auteur) par Foujita et plusieurs dessins anciens japonais reproduits dans le texte, 101 pp., (1) f.[C15] Première édition française de ce roman qui raconte la vie de Shizouka, célèbre courtisane japonaise. Edition illustrée d'un portrait par Foujita. Exemplaire sur vélin à la forme (n°319). Monod, 11564.

First edition. One of 900 numbered copies. Twelvemo (5 5/8 x 7 5/8 inches). Frontispiece portrait of the author by Foujita, 101, [1, blank, [1, colophon, [1, blank] pp. Unopened in publisher's pictorial wrappers. A beautiful copy of a fragile book. Kikou Yamata was born in Lyons in 1897. Her father was the great art expert (he had worked with Emile Guimet) Yamada Tadazumi and her mother was a French citizen. Tadazumi was sent to Lyons as Consul of Japand by the Meiji Emperor. The family moved to Tokyo in 1908 After her father's death, Kikou retuned to France and was a student at the Sorbonne. One would imagine that biracial students at that time were a great rarity, nonetheless she became wildly popular with the literati and the aristocracy and counted as friends such luminaries of the Parisian literary world of the time: André Maurois, Anna de Noailles, Jacques Chardonne, Jean Cocteau, Leon-Paul Fargue, Paul Valéry and, of course, Tsuguhara Foujita. Valery actually wrote the introduction to Kikou's first book. Fame came with the publication of her first novel; Masako, published in 1925. She remained in Paris until 1939. It must have been a difficult position to be in in 1939; she was half French (ally) and half Japanese (axis). Soon after returning to Japan she was harassed for her liberal ideas and even spent 3 months in a Japanese prison. After the war she returned to France and resumed her artistic life of writing novels and practicing Ikebana. "The 1929 edition of her book Shizouka (Princesse tranquille) published by Editions M-P Trémois, which centers on her favored themes of European and Japanese conceptions of femininity. She was made a Chevalier of the Légion d'honneur in 1957, and passed away in 1975." (Sotheby's).

Trémois.1929.In-8 br.Couv.ill.en couleurs.101 p.Dessins japonais anciens.Portrait de l'Auteur par Foujita.Exemplaire de presse sur vélin.Dédicace de l'Auteur.BE.avec qques piqùres.