LES QUAT' Z'ARTS Literary, Weekly, Illustrated No. 1, November 6, 1897-No. 30, May 29, 1898, then No. 36 (8th year), Monday March 7, 1904. Missing n° 31 to 35. Head of collection (to be complete it needs 43 n°, from November 6, 1897 to January 4, 1908). Paris, Director-Administrator: François Trombert, Editor in chief: Emile Goudeau. Texts by Charles Bernard, Dominique Bonnaud, Théodore Botrel, Maurice Boukay, Charles Clerc, Maurice Curnonsky, Hugues Delorme, Louis Fortoul, Louise France, Émile Goudeau, Clovis Hugues, E. Vincent Hyspa, Edmond Lepelletier, Gabriel Montoya, Auguste Roedel, Charles de Sivry, Pierre Trimouillat, etc. Illustrations by Charles Léandre, Auguste Roedel, Guirand de Scélova, Abel Truchet, E.H. Vincent, de Widoff, Willette, etc. Portraits by Alphonse Allais, Louise France, Émile Goudeau, Clovis Hugues, Charles Léandre, Marcel Legay, Edmond Lepelletier, Guirand de Scélova, Charles de Sivry, Émile Zola, etc. 18 numbers in 18 issues in 1 vol. in-folio bound + 13 numbers in 13 issues in-folio in sheets. Joint : - 1 plate : Tout pour les Quat' Z'Arts, revue en chansons par Eugène Lemercier, represented at the Quat' Z'Arts on March 12, 1894; - 1 photograph of Gaston Sécot, chansonnier at the Quat' Z'Arts, with a handwritten note; - 1 photograph of Paul Daubry chansonnier; - 1 business card of Charles de Sivry with handwritten notes; - 1 photograph of Clovis Hugues (Félix Potin collection); - 1 illustrated prospectus of the Quat' Z'Arts cabaret; - 1 autograph poem signed by Xavier Privas dated November 1914; - 1 L.D.S. from François Caradec (1966), asking Vasseur for information about the magazine. Copy in poor condition (acid paper).