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HENRI CARTIER-BRESSON

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WARMLY INSCRIBED BY CARTIER-BRESSON TO LONGTIME FRIEND, PHOTOJOURNALIST PETER TURNLEY

(CARTIER-BRESSON, Henri). Trait pour trait. Les dessins d’Henri Cartier-Bresson. Paris, 1989.

First edition of the first volume of drawings by Cartier-Bresson, a rare association copy evocatively inscribed on the half title to his close friend, award-winning photographer Peter Turnley , “a Peter et Amie, des photos au ralenti et salutations a toute vitesse, Henri Cartier etc…,” (To Peter and Amie, of photographs in time slowed down and salutations at full speed), with 65 photogravure plates of Cartier-Bresson’s drawings, including nine in color. $5500.

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“A SENSE OF RHYTHM AND A SENSE OF LIFE”

(DELPIRE, Robert). Collection Huit. Paris, (1954), (1954), 1955. Three volumes.

First editions, the prestigious three-volume “Collection Huit,” produced by noted French publisher Robert Delpire, featuring the first Cartier-Bresson work published by Delpire, Les danses à bali, along with the first volume in this series, “Doisneau’s Les Parisiens tels qu’ils sont,” and the concluding volume, George Rodger’s “Le Village des noubas,” each with numerous black-and-white halftones (many double-page), scarce complete. From the collection of acclaimed photographer Peter Turnley. $1800.

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“A DELIBERATE PIECE OF LITERARY MYSTIFICATION”

(CARTIER-BRESSON, Henri) RIMBAUD, Arthur. Vowels. Hadley, Massachusetts, 1996.

Exquisitely illustrated limited edition of Rimbaud’s haunting sonnet, number 145 of only 300 copies signed by Henri Cartier-Bresson, who created three original watercolor prints for this work. $1800.

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ILLUSTRATED AND SIGNED BY HENRI CARTIER-BRESSON

WITH AN ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAVURE AND ORIGINAL FOLIO LITHOGRAPHS

ARAGON, Louis. Paysan de Paris. New York, 1994.

Signed limited edition, number 212 of 300 copies signed and illustrated by Henri Cartier-Bresson, with an original photogravure frontispiece and seven original lithographs. Hand-bound in Japanese woven silk. $1650.

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“THE RAPHAEL OF 20TH-CENTURY PHOTOGRAPHERS”

CARTIER-BRESSON, Henri. Amerique Furtivement. Paris, 1991.

First French edition of this study of Cartier-Bresson’s images of America from the ’30s through the ’60s, with 99 full-page duotones. From the collection of photojournalist Peter Turnley. $325.

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