CLAUDEL (Paul), Cent phrases pour éventails, Tokyo: Édition Koshiba, 1927. - 3 elongated in-4 volumes, accordion-bound in the Japanese style, boards in beige cloth speckled with gold, paper banderole bearing 3 Japanese characters and the title of the book in French on the first boards, white endpapers speckled with gold, blue cloth case with two bone clasps and lined with cream paper speckled with silver. Edition of 200 copies on Japanese paper, featuring one hundred sentences by Paul Claudel, reproduced from the author's autograph manuscript and accompanied by their Japanese translation. The volumes have been lithographed. "The Japanese titles were chosen for their suggestive and decorative value by Messrs. Yamanouchi and Yoshié, and calligraphed by Mr. Ikuma Arishima on Senga paper. Seal engraved by M. Takahashi" (justification). One of 50 copies numbered in red, not for sale. Single case. The banner printed on the front cover is missing.