RIP (Georges-Gabriel Thonon, dit). Plus ça change. Paris: Vogel, 1922. - Small in-4, 240 x 184. Red morocco, boards decorated with two mosaic bands in verdigris morocco extending over the lower flush, cold and circular silvered fillets, silvered title repeated on the upper board, smooth spine decorated with silvered and cold fillets, silvered head, cover preserved, lined folder and slipcase (L.R. Demercière). Edition decorated with 8 hors texte color compositions, 31 line drawings and 8 lettering by Zyg BRUNNER. This fairy tale in two acts and six tableaux premiered on September 7, 1915 at the Théâtre Michel and was revived in October 1918 and 1919, with sets and costumes designed by couturier Paul POIRET. Rip was the pseudonym of Georges-Gabriel Thonon (1884-1941), reviewer, songwriter and author of musical comedies. Edition of 1,000 copies on Zuber paper, this one no. 281. A fine copy in a well-executed amateur binding in the Art Deco style.