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BRAQUE Georges (1882-1963) - SATIE Erik (1866-1925)
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BRAQUE Georges (1882-1963) - SATIE Erik (1866-1925)
YES. [Letters from Erik Satie to Pierre de Massot].
Alès, PAB, 1960.
In-8 oblong, polycarbonate dishes, mosaic of polycarbonate pieces in relief, all airbrushed in brown and green tones, with inlays of yellow, gilded, hinged copper pieces, burgundy and black morocco spine, cover, folder and case of the same material (Binding
Edgard Claes).
Original edition of this collection of 5 letters from Erik Satie addressed to Pierre de Massot between 1922 and 1925 with a four-page introduction. It is illustrated with a full-page, cubist composition on guitar by Georges Braque.
Limited edition of 90 copies on Vélin d'Arches, numbered and signed by the publisher.
Pierre de Massot, writer and close to the
Dada movement, met Erik Satie thanks to
Francis Picabia. He perpetuated the memory of
Satie in several books, notably this one, sublimated by Edgard Claes. "I met Erik Satie in 1921. I learned of his death from the Comoedia newspaper on the Lac du
Bourget in 1925. How brief this time seems! And yet during this period, we saw each other almost every day.
For him increased my affection at each interview, and my admiration".
PROVENANCE J.P. Guillaume (Slight shock to the case).
YES. [Letters from Erik Satie to Pierre de Massot].
Alès, PAB, 1960.
In-8 oblong, polycarbonate dishes, mosaic of polycarbonate pieces in relief, all airbrushed in brown and green tones, with inlays of yellow, gilded, hinged copper pieces, burgundy and black morocco spine, cover, folder and case of the same material (Binding
Edgard Claes).
Original edition of this collection of 5 letters from Erik Satie addressed to Pierre de Massot between 1922 and 1925 with a four-page introduction. It is illustrated with a full-page, cubist composition on guitar by Georges Braque.
Limited edition of 90 copies on Vélin d'Arches, numbered and signed by the publisher.
Pierre de Massot, writer and close to the
Dada movement, met Erik Satie thanks to
Francis Picabia. He perpetuated the memory of
Satie in several books, notably this one, sublimated by Edgard Claes. "I met Erik Satie in 1921. I learned of his death from the Comoedia newspaper on the Lac du
Bourget in 1925. How brief this time seems! And yet during this period, we saw each other almost every day.
For him increased my affection at each interview, and my admiration".
PROVENANCE J.P. Guillaume (Slight shock to the case).