BRUNELLESCHI (Umberto).
La Guirlande. Monthly art and literature album.
Paris : François Bernouard, 1919-1920. - 11 issues, small in-4, 285 x 190. In sheets, covers illustrated on the first cover with a stencil-colored composition by Brunelleschi, all in a flap folder covered with a fabric printed with green and white vertical stripes decorated with repeated wreaths of roses, flaps, spine lining and title page in green leather, lined slipcase covered with the same decorated fabric (Martine Clamagirand-Roth).

Colas, Bibliographie générale du costume et de la mode, no. 1362.

Rare complete collection of this famous and beautiful magazine.

Printed by publisher-typographer François Bernouard, this monthly "album d'art et de littérature" appeared during the Great War from October 1919 to August 1920, for a total of 11 issues. Literary direction was entrusted to Jean Hermanovits, and artistic direction to Umberto Brunelleschi. The print run was 800 copies.

The set is composed as follows:
- 1st fascicule - October 1919: (16 leaves) (texts by Abel Hermant, Alfred Capus, Baroness A. de Brimont, Clément Vautel, Jean Hermanovits and André de Fouquières, illustrated with color compositions by Brunelleschi, Dubaut, Joseph Hémard, Gerda-Wegener and E. Blanche), 2 hors-texts (unpublished lithograph by Abel Faivre, and Le Perroquet jaloux by George Barbier) and 10 sheets of advertisements and literary reviews.

- 2nd issue - November 1919: (26 sheets) (text by Abel Hermant, Paul Bourget, Anna de Noailles, André Brulé, Rip, André de Fouquières, Juliette Lancret and Paméla, illustrated with color compositions in the text by Brunelleschi, Garcia-Benito, George Barbier, Joseph Hémard and Mahias), 7 hors-texts (Un soir à Venise by Brunelleschi, La Leçon bien apprise by George Barbier, Monsieur André Brulé by Brunelleschi, Dogaresse by George Barbier, Pompadour Robe de Petit-Dîner by Brunelleschi, Istar-Sahar by Brunelleschi and Habillé par Barclay by Taquoy) and 5 advertising leaves.

- 3rd issue - December 1919: (22 sheets) (texts by Abel Hermant, Paul Bourget, Henri de Régnier, André Brulé, Jean Hermanovits, André de Fouquières and Juliette Lancret, illustrated with color compositions in the text by Brunelleschi, Garcia-Benito, George Barbier and Guy Arnoux), 5 hors-texts (L'Arlequin curieux by Brunelleschi, Les Agnelets by Jean Ray, Barclay Nice et Barclay Paris by Maurice Taquoy, and L'Heure du bain by Vallée), 4 advertising leaflets and a leaflet "À nos lecteurs".

- 4th issue - 1920: (22 leaves) (texts by Abel Hermant, Henri de Régnier, René Boylesve, Jean Hermanovits, G. de La Fouchardière, André de Fouquières, Juliette Lancret, illustrated with color compositions in the text by Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Garcia-Benito, Jean Dulac and Guy Arnoux), 8 hors-texts (Le Baiser sur l'échelle by Brunelleschi, L'Eau by George Barbier, Le Soir by M. Stab, Vêtement de Sports de Barclay by Taquoy, Habillé by Barclay, Robe du soir de la maison Jenny by Brunelleschi, Robe du soir de chez Marie-Louise Barclay by Brunelleschi, L'Heure du bain by Vallée) and 4 advertisement sheets.

- 5th issue - 1920 : (24 sheets) (texts by Abel Hermant, Henri de Régnier, René Boylesve, Jean Hermanovits, André de Fouquières, Madame de Mirecour, illustrated with color compositions in the text by Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Stab and Bonnotte), 8 hors-texts (La Lettre attendue de Monsieur Zinoview, Flirt de Geischa by Emmanuel Blanche, Les Colombes familières by George Barbier, Roi Soleil by Blanche, Charmante by Robert Polack, De l'été à l'automne by Bonnotte, Malmaison by Bonnotte and Sirène by Bonnotte) and 6 advertising leaves.

- 6th issue - 1920 : (24 sheets) (texts by Abel Hermant, René Boylesve, Paul Fort, Clément Vautel, Francis de Miomandre, André de Fouquières, illustrated with in-text compositions by Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Stab, Mahias and Bonnotte), 5 hors-texts (Concert by Brunelleschi, Jolie Cueillette by Gerda Wegener, drawing by Hermann-Paul, Pour rêver un peu by Zinoview, and Au fumoir by Bonnotte) and 6 advertising sheets.

- 7th issue - 1920: (32 leaves) (texts by Lucie Delarue-Mardrus, René Boylesve, Jean Hermanovits, Abel Hermant, Miguel Zamacoïs, André de Fouquières, Madame de Mirecourt, illustrated with color compositions in the text by Jean Ray, George Barbier, Brunelleschi, Stab, Zinoview and Lucienne Martin), 8 hors-texts (La Femme à l'éventail by Brunelleschi, Étude de femme by J.G. Domergue, Un peu de musique dans un parc by Cadogan, La neige au Japon by E. Blanche, Romanesque by Brunelleschi, Voici l'hiver by Bonnotte, Création de Melnotte-Simonin by mademoiselle A. Rome, and Grand siècle by Stab) and 8 sheets of advertisements.

- 8th issue
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BRUNELLESCHI (Umberto). La Guirlande. Monthly art and literature album. Paris : François Bernouard, 1919-1920. - 11 issues, small in-4, 285 x 190. In sheets, covers illustrated on the first cover with a stencil-colored composition by Brunelleschi, all in a flap folder covered with a fabric printed with green and white vertical stripes decorated with repeated wreaths of roses, flaps, spine lining and title page in green leather, lined slipcase covered with the same decorated fabric (Martine Clamagirand-Roth). Colas, Bibliographie générale du costume et de la mode, no. 1362. Rare complete collection of this famous and beautiful magazine. Printed by publisher-typographer François Bernouard, this monthly "album d'art et de littérature" appeared during the Great War from October 1919 to August 1920, for a total of 11 issues. Literary direction was entrusted to Jean Hermanovits, and artistic direction to Umberto Brunelleschi. The print run was 800 copies. The set is composed as follows: - 1st fascicule - October 1919: (16 leaves) (texts by Abel Hermant, Alfred Capus, Baroness A. de Brimont, Clément Vautel, Jean Hermanovits and André de Fouquières, illustrated with color compositions by Brunelleschi, Dubaut, Joseph Hémard, Gerda-Wegener and E. Blanche), 2 hors-texts (unpublished lithograph by Abel Faivre, and Le Perroquet jaloux by George Barbier) and 10 sheets of advertisements and literary reviews. - 2nd issue - November 1919: (26 sheets) (text by Abel Hermant, Paul Bourget, Anna de Noailles, André Brulé, Rip, André de Fouquières, Juliette Lancret and Paméla, illustrated with color compositions in the text by Brunelleschi, Garcia-Benito, George Barbier, Joseph Hémard and Mahias), 7 hors-texts (Un soir à Venise by Brunelleschi, La Leçon bien apprise by George Barbier, Monsieur André Brulé by Brunelleschi, Dogaresse by George Barbier, Pompadour Robe de Petit-Dîner by Brunelleschi, Istar-Sahar by Brunelleschi and Habillé par Barclay by Taquoy) and 5 advertising leaves. - 3rd issue - December 1919: (22 sheets) (texts by Abel Hermant, Paul Bourget, Henri de Régnier, André Brulé, Jean Hermanovits, André de Fouquières and Juliette Lancret, illustrated with color compositions in the text by Brunelleschi, Garcia-Benito, George Barbier and Guy Arnoux), 5 hors-texts (L'Arlequin curieux by Brunelleschi, Les Agnelets by Jean Ray, Barclay Nice et Barclay Paris by Maurice Taquoy, and L'Heure du bain by Vallée), 4 advertising leaflets and a leaflet "À nos lecteurs". - 4th issue - 1920: (22 leaves) (texts by Abel Hermant, Henri de Régnier, René Boylesve, Jean Hermanovits, G. de La Fouchardière, André de Fouquières, Juliette Lancret, illustrated with color compositions in the text by Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Garcia-Benito, Jean Dulac and Guy Arnoux), 8 hors-texts (Le Baiser sur l'échelle by Brunelleschi, L'Eau by George Barbier, Le Soir by M. Stab, Vêtement de Sports de Barclay by Taquoy, Habillé by Barclay, Robe du soir de la maison Jenny by Brunelleschi, Robe du soir de chez Marie-Louise Barclay by Brunelleschi, L'Heure du bain by Vallée) and 4 advertisement sheets. - 5th issue - 1920 : (24 sheets) (texts by Abel Hermant, Henri de Régnier, René Boylesve, Jean Hermanovits, André de Fouquières, Madame de Mirecour, illustrated with color compositions in the text by Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Stab and Bonnotte), 8 hors-texts (La Lettre attendue de Monsieur Zinoview, Flirt de Geischa by Emmanuel Blanche, Les Colombes familières by George Barbier, Roi Soleil by Blanche, Charmante by Robert Polack, De l'été à l'automne by Bonnotte, Malmaison by Bonnotte and Sirène by Bonnotte) and 6 advertising leaves. - 6th issue - 1920 : (24 sheets) (texts by Abel Hermant, René Boylesve, Paul Fort, Clément Vautel, Francis de Miomandre, André de Fouquières, illustrated with in-text compositions by Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Stab, Mahias and Bonnotte), 5 hors-texts (Concert by Brunelleschi, Jolie Cueillette by Gerda Wegener, drawing by Hermann-Paul, Pour rêver un peu by Zinoview, and Au fumoir by Bonnotte) and 6 advertising sheets. - 7th issue - 1920: (32 leaves) (texts by Lucie Delarue-Mardrus, René Boylesve, Jean Hermanovits, Abel Hermant, Miguel Zamacoïs, André de Fouquières, Madame de Mirecourt, illustrated with color compositions in the text by Jean Ray, George Barbier, Brunelleschi, Stab, Zinoview and Lucienne Martin), 8 hors-texts (La Femme à l'éventail by Brunelleschi, Étude de femme by J.G. Domergue, Un peu de musique dans un parc by Cadogan, La neige au Japon by E. Blanche, Romanesque by Brunelleschi, Voici l'hiver by Bonnotte, Création de Melnotte-Simonin by mademoiselle A. Rome, and Grand siècle by Stab) and 8 sheets of advertisements. - 8th issue

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BRUNELLESCHI (Umberto). La Guirlande. Monthly art and literature album. Paris : François Bernouard, 1919-1920. - 11 issues, small in-4, 285 x 190. In sheets, covers illustrated on the first cover with a stencil-colored composition by Brunelleschi, all in a flap folder covered with a fabric printed with green and white vertical stripes decorated with repeated wreaths of roses, flaps, spine lining and title page in green leather, lined slipcase covered with the same decorated fabric (Martine Clamagirand-Roth). Colas, Bibliographie générale du costume et de la mode, no. 1362. Rare complete collection of this famous and beautiful magazine. Printed by publisher-typographer François Bernouard, this monthly "album d'art et de littérature" appeared during the Great War from October 1919 to August 1920, for a total of 11 issues. Literary direction was entrusted to Jean Hermanovits, and artistic direction to Umberto Brunelleschi. The print run was 800 copies. The set is composed as follows: - 1st fascicule - October 1919: (16 leaves) (texts by Abel Hermant, Alfred Capus, Baroness A. de Brimont, Clément Vautel, Jean Hermanovits and André de Fouquières, illustrated with color compositions by Brunelleschi, Dubaut, Joseph Hémard, Gerda-Wegener and E. Blanche), 2 hors-texts (unpublished lithograph by Abel Faivre, and Le Perroquet jaloux by George Barbier) and 10 sheets of advertisements and literary reviews. - 2nd issue - November 1919: (26 sheets) (text by Abel Hermant, Paul Bourget, Anna de Noailles, André Brulé, Rip, André de Fouquières, Juliette Lancret and Paméla, illustrated with color compositions in the text by Brunelleschi, Garcia-Benito, George Barbier, Joseph Hémard and Mahias), 7 hors-texts (Un soir à Venise by Brunelleschi, La Leçon bien apprise by George Barbier, Monsieur André Brulé by Brunelleschi, Dogaresse by George Barbier, Pompadour Robe de Petit-Dîner by Brunelleschi, Istar-Sahar by Brunelleschi and Habillé par Barclay by Taquoy) and 5 advertising leaves. - 3rd issue - December 1919: (22 sheets) (texts by Abel Hermant, Paul Bourget, Henri de Régnier, André Brulé, Jean Hermanovits, André de Fouquières and Juliette Lancret, illustrated with color compositions in the text by Brunelleschi, Garcia-Benito, George Barbier and Guy Arnoux), 5 hors-texts (L'Arlequin curieux by Brunelleschi, Les Agnelets by Jean Ray, Barclay Nice et Barclay Paris by Maurice Taquoy, and L'Heure du bain by Vallée), 4 advertising leaflets and a leaflet "À nos lecteurs". - 4th issue - 1920: (22 leaves) (texts by Abel Hermant, Henri de Régnier, René Boylesve, Jean Hermanovits, G. de La Fouchardière, André de Fouquières, Juliette Lancret, illustrated with color compositions in the text by Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Garcia-Benito, Jean Dulac and Guy Arnoux), 8 hors-texts (Le Baiser sur l'échelle by Brunelleschi, L'Eau by George Barbier, Le Soir by M. Stab, Vêtement de Sports de Barclay by Taquoy, Habillé by Barclay, Robe du soir de la maison Jenny by Brunelleschi, Robe du soir de chez Marie-Louise Barclay by Brunelleschi, L'Heure du bain by Vallée) and 4 advertisement sheets. - 5th issue - 1920 : (24 sheets) (texts by Abel Hermant, Henri de Régnier, René Boylesve, Jean Hermanovits, André de Fouquières, Madame de Mirecour, illustrated with color compositions in the text by Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Stab and Bonnotte), 8 hors-texts (La Lettre attendue de Monsieur Zinoview, Flirt de Geischa by Emmanuel Blanche, Les Colombes familières by George Barbier, Roi Soleil by Blanche, Charmante by Robert Polack, De l'été à l'automne by Bonnotte, Malmaison by Bonnotte and Sirène by Bonnotte) and 6 advertising leaves. - 6th issue - 1920 : (24 sheets) (texts by Abel Hermant, René Boylesve, Paul Fort, Clément Vautel, Francis de Miomandre, André de Fouquières, illustrated with in-text compositions by Brunelleschi, George Barbier, Stab, Mahias and Bonnotte), 5 hors-texts (Concert by Brunelleschi, Jolie Cueillette by Gerda Wegener, drawing by Hermann-Paul, Pour rêver un peu by Zinoview, and Au fumoir by Bonnotte) and 6 advertising sheets. - 7th issue - 1920: (32 leaves) (texts by Lucie Delarue-Mardrus, René Boylesve, Jean Hermanovits, Abel Hermant, Miguel Zamacoïs, André de Fouquières, Madame de Mirecourt, illustrated with color compositions in the text by Jean Ray, George Barbier, Brunelleschi, Stab, Zinoview and Lucienne Martin), 8 hors-texts (La Femme à l'éventail by Brunelleschi, Étude de femme by J.G. Domergue, Un peu de musique dans un parc by Cadogan, La neige au Japon by E. Blanche, Romanesque by Brunelleschi, Voici l'hiver by Bonnotte, Création de Melnotte-Simonin by mademoiselle A. Rome, and Grand siècle by Stab) and 8 sheets of advertisements. - 8th issue
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