INK SPOTS No. 25, July 1926 and No. 30, 1927; New series: No. 1, October 1930-No. 9, May 10, 1932. Marseille, Director: Léon Cadenel. Texts by Louis Barthou, Léon Cadenel, Philippe Chabaneix, René Druart, Pierre-Louis Flouquet, Jean Giono, Michel de Ghelderode, Léon-Camille Maître, André de Richaud, Suzanne Sardin, André Suarès, Raymond de la Tailhède, Georges Turpin, Léon Vérane, etc. Illustrations by Louis Audibert, Jan-Frans Cantré, Auguste Chabaud, Paul-Émile Colin, André Derain, Nicolas Eekman, Pierre Flouquet, Joseph Frégier, Pierre Gandon, Frans Masereel, Picart-le-Doux, Marcel Prunier, Suzanne Sardin, etc. The n° 25 and 30 are bound at the end of the volume. Attached: - A correspondence relating the steps taken for the constitution of this set, 10 documents (letters and notes). XYLOGRAPHIES International review of woodcuts N° 1, December 1932-N° 3, September 1933. Marseille, Director : Léon Cadenel. Texts of Marcelle Capy, X. Tikhonova. Xylographies of Nicolas Eekman, Vladimir Flavorsky, Andrei Goncharov, S. Indovine, Kaethe Kollwits, Vladimir Konachevitch, Alexei Kravtchenko, Kulisiewicz, Iain Macnab, Leopoldo Mendez, Dimitri Mitrokhine, C. Pal Molnar, N. Ska-Boytchux, P. Staronossov, Henri Van Straeten, Max Svabinsky, Paul Véra. GRAPHICS Published by the International Union of Plastic Arts of Marseille N° 1, April 1947-N° 2, May 1947. Text by René Seyssaud. Lithographs of Paul Baille, François Berthet, E.M. Bouvier, Auguste Chabaud, J.A. Chanas, François Diana, Antoine Ferrari, Clément Février, C. Jammes, Pascal Liscia, Richard Mandin, Pierre Marseille, Hélène Martin, Max Papart, A. Revera, René Seyssaud, Louis Toncini, Renzo Vestrini. Limited edition of 100 copies. These 3 reviews are gathered together in 1 vol. in-folio bound. Joint : SEPTIMANIE Revue d'art 7e année : n° 79 et n° 80 / 81, s.d. [1930]. Narbonne, Director-Editor: Paul Duplessis de Pouzilhac. Two issues devoted to modern xylography in Italy. Texts by H. Buriot-Darsiles, Ettore Cozzani, Massimo Mazzanti, Cesare Ratta, Luigi Servolini, etc. Woodcuts by Gino Barbieri, Ercole Dogliani, Emilio Mantelli, Antonello Moroni, Romeo Musa, Dario Neri, etc. 2 issues in-4 in sheets.