La Quarantaine/JMG Le Clezio Signed Inscribed/1995/1st Edition/Nobel Prize
Title: La Quarantaine. Context: J. M. G. Le Clézio won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2008. Inscribed Association & Provenance Author: J. M. G. Le Clézio (Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio). “To David D. Clark.
Set 3 Vtg Midcentury French Art Monographs 1941–Les Éditions Braun Et Cie
Published by Les Éditions Braun et Cie under the direction of George Besson. All text is in French. The 1941 editions of Cézanne and Braque, especially in this condition, are highly sought after. All three booklets are in Near Fine to Fine condition—remarkably clean, with tight bindings and minimal to no wear, making them exceptional examples for their age (80+ years for the 1941 editions).
Set 3 Vtg Midcentury French Art Monographs 1941–Les Éditions Braun Et Cie
Published by Les Éditions Braun et Cie under the direction of George Besson. All text is in French. The 1941 editions of Cézanne and Braque, especially in this condition, are highly sought after. All three booklets are in Near Fine to Fine condition—remarkably clean, with tight bindings and minimal to no wear, making them exceptional examples for their age (80+ years for the 1941 editions).
Set 3 Vtg Midcentury French Art Monographs 1941–Les Éditions Braun Et Cie
Published by Les Éditions Braun et Cie under the direction of George Besson. All text is in French. The 1941 editions of Cézanne and Braque, especially in this condition, are highly sought after. All three booklets are in Near Fine to Fine condition—remarkably clean, with tight bindings and minimal to no wear, making them exceptional examples for their age (80+ years for the 1941 editions).
Set 3 Vtg Midcentury French Art Monographs 1941–Les Éditions Braun Et Cie
Published by Les Éditions Braun et Cie under the direction of George Besson. All text is in French. The 1941 editions of Cézanne and Braque, especially in this condition, are highly sought after. All three booklets are in Near Fine to Fine condition—remarkably clean, with tight bindings and minimal to no wear, making them exceptional examples for their age (80+ years for the 1941 editions).
Set 3 Vtg Midcentury French Art Monographs 1941–Les Éditions Braun Et Cie
Published by Les Éditions Braun et Cie under the direction of George Besson. All text is in French. The 1941 editions of Cézanne and Braque, especially in this condition, are highly sought after. All three booklets are in Near Fine to Fine condition—remarkably clean, with tight bindings and minimal to no wear, making them exceptional examples for their age (80+ years for the 1941 editions).
Set 3 Vtg Midcentury French Art Monographs 1941–Les Éditions Braun Et Cie
Published by Les Éditions Braun et Cie under the direction of George Besson. All text is in French. The 1941 editions of Cézanne and Braque, especially in this condition, are highly sought after. All three booklets are in Near Fine to Fine condition—remarkably clean, with tight bindings and minimal to no wear, making them exceptional examples for their age (80+ years for the 1941 editions).
Set 3 Vtg Midcentury French Art Monographs 1941–Les Éditions Braun Et Cie
Published by Les Éditions Braun et Cie under the direction of George Besson. All text is in French. The 1941 editions of Cézanne and Braque, especially in this condition, are highly sought after. All three booklets are in Near Fine to Fine condition—remarkably clean, with tight bindings and minimal to no wear, making them exceptional examples for their age (80+ years for the 1941 editions).
Set 3 Vtg Midcentury French Art Monographs 1941–Les Éditions Braun Et Cie
Published by Les Éditions Braun et Cie under the direction of George Besson. All text is in French. The 1941 editions of Cézanne and Braque, especially in this condition, are highly sought after. All three booklets are in Near Fine to Fine condition—remarkably clean, with tight bindings and minimal to no wear, making them exceptional examples for their age (80+ years for the 1941 editions).
Set 3 Vtg Midcentury French Art Monographs 1941–Les Éditions Braun Et Cie
Published by Les Éditions Braun et Cie under the direction of George Besson. All text is in French. The 1941 editions of Cézanne and Braque, especially in this condition, are highly sought after. All three booklets are in Near Fine to Fine condition—remarkably clean, with tight bindings and minimal to no wear, making them exceptional examples for their age (80+ years for the 1941 editions).