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London: Atlas Press, 2005. First Edition. Wraps. Fine. A true classic by surrealist photographer Hans Bellmer (1902-1975). First Atlas Press Edition. 158 pp. 12mo. Clean, crisp copy. Matching cardstock slipcase in black that with a front panel image that reproduces the book cover; slipcase is in Very Good condition with a small 1/2" tear at the top edge where the book slides in and out.

London: Atlas Press, 2005. Limited Edition 1st Printing. Soft cover. Fine. Bellmer, Hans [Photography]. First English translation of Bellmer's text accompanying his classic surrealist photography. First Thus [Atlas Press, London, 2005]; cream card, brown titling & decorations, slightly bumped at bottom corner, else fine; in matching black card slipcase. First English translation [by Malcolm Green from Bellmer's original German text of 1962]. Includes poems by Paul Eluard, 15 colour + 10 b&w photos plus numerous line drawings. Limited to 1000 copies. Atlas Anti-Classic #14. Hans Bellmer was a surrealist photographer who was forced to flee Nazi Germany in the 1930s due to his "degenerate" artwork. ISBN: 1 900565 14 5 / 1900565145.

London: Atlas Press, 2005. First edition thus. Softcover. 154 pages. Bellmer's classic book translated from the German by Malcolm Green. Features some poems by Paul Eluard. Includes 15 color photographs, 10 black and white images and a a few line drawings. A very near fine copy in wrappers and in a very near fine cardstock slipcase. Surprisingly uncommon.

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BELLMER, Hans (1902-1945)

Autograph letter signed " HB " to Joë Bousquet
Revel, Tuesday 11 Sept[ember] 1945, 1 p. in-4° on pink paper
Some tiny spots

Bellmer is moved to find his Doll, six years after being separated from her during the Second World War
The artist is also much enthusiastic about the project in common with the poet on an amplified version of the "justification of sodomy"

" Mon très cher ami !
Dès le moment où je vous ai quitté, l'autre jour, avant la fin de ma lettre précédente, ma vie a été sens dessus dessous : pensez ce que c'est d'être, de nouveau après six ans de séparation, parmi mes affaires : photos en couleurs immenses, livres qui me sont chers, notes, dessins, tableaux, objets, la Poupée, vêtements d'elle et d'autres, lettres, souvenirs, choses impondérables et émouvantes.
J'ai dû passer trois jours à Castres. Et, avec tout cela, je suis accroché avec obstination au texte de L'Anatomie, pour que cela se termine finalement. Mais quelle difficulté, mon… Read More