LE BRUN (Annie) - TOYEN.
On the Spot. A Note to the Reader by Radovan Ivsic.
Paris: Éditions Surréalistes, 1967. — In-4, 293 x 227: (2 blank folios), 43 pp., (5 folios, the last 2 blank), printed cover. Loose-leaf, pasted-in cover, illustrated slipcase from the publisher.

First edition printed in a run of only 89 copies on pure rag blotting paper, illustrated with 6 full-page collages and 3 original signed drypoint engravings, also full-page, by TOYEN (1902–1980).

One of 54 copies numbered 16 through 69 (no. 32), signed by Annie Le Brun on the colophon and accompanied by a signed artist’s proof of the 3 drypoint engravings, printed in an edition of 20. The slipcase was designed by Toyen.
Very well-preserved copy.
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LE BRUN (Annie) - TOYEN. On the Spot. A Note to the Reader by Radovan Ivsic. Paris: Éditions Surréalistes, 1967. — In-4, 293 x 227: (2 blank folios), 43 pp., (5 folios, the last 2 blank), printed cover. Loose-leaf, pasted-in cover, illustrated slipcase from the publisher. First edition printed in a run of only 89 copies on pure rag blotting paper, illustrated with 6 full-page collages and 3 original signed drypoint engravings, also full-page, by TOYEN (1902–1980). One of 54 copies numbered 16 through 69 (no. 32), signed by Annie Le Brun on the colophon and accompanied by a signed artist’s proof of the 3 drypoint engravings, printed in an edition of 20. The slipcase was designed by Toyen. Very well-preserved copy.

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LE BRUN (Annie) - TOYEN. On the Spot. A Note to the Reader by Radovan Ivsic. Paris: Éditions Surréalistes, 1967. — In-4, 293 x 227: (2 blank folios), 43 pp., (5 folios, the last 2 blank), printed cover. Loose-leaf, pasted-in cover, illustrated slipcase from the publisher. First edition printed in a run of only 89 copies on pure rag blotting paper, illustrated with 6 full-page collages and 3 original signed drypoint engravings, also full-page, by TOYEN (1902–1980). One of 54 copies numbered 16 through 69 (no. 32), signed by Annie Le Brun on the colophon and accompanied by a signed artist’s proof of the 3 drypoint engravings, printed in an edition of 20. The slipcase was designed by Toyen. Very well-preserved copy.
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