DEREME, Tristan (1889-1941). Set of 6 works: - La Bride et le Cheval or Le souvenir de Jean-Marc Bernard. Tarbes, summer 1925. - In-12, paperback. E.O. Sent by the author : " to my dear friend Pierre Lhoste // begging him // not to do // like the ci- // under horse // who runs away to // the cover // not to read // my leaves. // With my // cordial // friendship // Tristan Derème // 16/2. 12/2. 1936. " - MARTINEAU (Henri). Tristan Derème. With a Preface by Mr. Pol Neveux. A Portrait and an Essay of Bibliography. Paris : Le Divan, 1927. - In-16, paperback. E.O. 1/500 copies on alfa bouffant (n° 345). Letter from Derème : " Even though I have no // title to write anything at the threshold // of this work, not more than to // draw my name with chalk // on the wall of others - // to my dear colleague // Mr. Pierre Lhoste // in memory of his trip // to Passy where blue // parakeets sing, - very // cordially // Tristan Derème // 8.V.1935 // Time overturns our houses // And we fall faster than they do; // We do not have a thousand seasons // To meditate under the arbors; // But, towards the eternal ashes, // What a beautiful journey we are making. // T.D. // There is no happier person than a turtle // Under a lettuce leaf. // T.D. " - The Zodiac or the stars over Paris. Poems. Introduction and notes by M. Théodore Decalandre. Paris : Émile-Paul frères, 1927. - In-12, paperback. O.E. 1/60 copies on Lafuma pure thread (n° 58). To my dear friend // Pierre Lhoste // these stars that the lights // of Paris prevent us from seeing - but the real // stars are in the heart of // mortals! // with my // cordial friendship // Tristan Derème // 32/4. 18/3. 1936." Tears on the back. - L'Enfant perdu. Poem. Frontispiece by Hermine David. Paris : Émile-Paul frères, 1928. - In-8, paperback, filled cover. E.O. Non-commercial copy on japon. To my dear friend // Pierre Lhoste // Time overturns our houses // And we fall faster than them // We don't have a thousand seasons // To hum under the arbors, // But, towards the eternal ashes, // What a beautiful journey we make ! // Sincerely // Tristan Derème // 32/2. // 5/5. // 3872/2/ " Last five leaves and back cover gnawed with important lacks. - Patachou petit garçon. Paris: Émile-Paul frères, 1929. - In-12, paperback. Mention of "37th edition" on the cover. To Meucieu Pierre Lhoste // coic'on n'ét pas zu depa // tédan guiye et pandan que // Quarquo qui nouza quité chen // tonan Etambuls, je vou zan- // voi mon req [drawing of an eye] (c'étun // rec ou œuil œil) que // mon noncle Tristan afé. Good day. Jema plic bocou pou // raicrir santrofér de phôte. // Je mapaile // Patachou // Tristan Derème." Tear with missing and damage to text on last two leaves. - Le Violon des muses. Paris : Bernard Grasset, [1935]. - In-12, paperback. Second edition. Copy of the current edition. Letter from the author : " to my dear friend // Pierre Lhoste // and that in this violin // he finds my cordial // friendship // Tristan Derème. " Spine partly detached.