New York: Julien Levy Gallery, 1935. Jean Cocteau. Ephemera. The uncommon May 1935 announcement card for Jean Cocteau's one-man exhibition (of his drawings) at New York's Julien Levy Gallery. The peach-colored card, designed by Cocteau himself, is crisp and bright, with just a touch of very light spotting at the..... More
New York: Julien Levy Gallery, 1932. Max Ernst. Ephemera. The very uncommon announcement card for the November 1932 Max Ernst exhibition (the "Surrealiste" exhibition), held at New York's Julien Levy Gallery. A clean, Near Fine single off-white card, wonderfully designed in collage by Max Ernst himself. The great German artist's..... More
New York: Julien Levy Gallery, 1938. Ephemera. The scarce announcement card and catalogue for the January 1938 exhibition of Rene Magritte paintings at New York's formidable Julien Levy Gallery. A crisp, bright, VG+ to Near Fine single yellow card, folded in half and showing just a touch of light offsetting..... More
New York: Charles Henri Ford/View, 1941. Original wraps. Vol, I, Nos. 7-8, the Surrealist issue, of this impressive New York-based (and highly influential) art magazine, published and edited by the formidable Charles Henri Ford. Folio, magazine-formatted in its pictorial wrappers. This copy crisp and VG, with very light creasing and..... More
New York: Charles Henri Ford/View, 1942. Magazines. Vol. I, Nos. 11-12 of this impressive New York-based (and highly influential) art magazine, published and edited by the formidable Charles Henri Ford. Folio, magazine-formatted in its pictorial wrappers. This copy bright and VG+, with light creasing and just a hint of very..... More
New York: Charles Henri Ford/View, 1942. Magazines. Vol, I, Nos. 9-10, of this impressive New York-based (and highly influential) art magazine, published and edited by the formidable Charles Henri Ford. Folio, magazine-formatted in its pictorial wrappers. This copy crisp and Near Fine. Contributions by Joseph Cornell, Parker Tyler, Leonora Carrington..... More
