1477 Bernard. Jan VOSS. Le bat de la bouche. Paris, Edition - Lot 58

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1477 Bernard. Jan VOSS. Le bat de la bouche. Paris, Edition - Lot 58
1477 Bernard. Jan VOSS. Le bat de la bouche. Paris, Edition Atelier CLOT. 1977. Gr. in 8°, in wooden box. 2 volumes, one of which is illustrated. Edition drawn to 150 ex. in all. N° 51/150. (printed on a thick arches). Beautiful dedication of the author. "To Maitre Jacques Marchand, this book already from the past as a paper present and friendly thought". The illustration volume includes 15 original lithographs, all countersigned by the artist, Jan VOSS. - Bernard Noël has played an important role in the publishing world. From 1967 to 1970, he was literary director at Delpire. In 1977, he created the "Classiques abrégés" collection for the École des Loisirs, which is widely used in secondary schools. From 1977 to 1983, he was director of the "Texts" collection at Flammarion (created by Paul Otchakovsky-Laurens in 1972). Under the aegis of Bernard Noël, this collection, which specializes in research writing, has published, among others, Denis Roche, Claude Ollier, Jean-Claude Montel, Claude Louis-Combet, William Carlos Williams and E.E. Cummings. Bernard Noël has produced numerous translations (Lovecraft, Shakespeare, Powys, Pentadius, etc.). From 1983 to 1985, he directed the Centre littéraire de Royaumont [archive] where he initiated collective translation seminars, in collaboration with Emmanuel Hocquard. He also directed several collections for various small publishers. He has brought important authors such as Georges Bataille, Jacques Prevel, Colette Peignot (known as Laure), Colette Thomas, Mina Loy, etc. out of oblivion or to the forefront. Her work has been distinguished by several literary prizes. It is translated in many countries. JAN VOSS : ... From 1960 to 1972, he regularly exhibited alongside other artists belonging to the Figuration Narrative group. In 1964 he produced a series of drawings entitled La Vie Parisienne and had his first solo exhibition in Paris at the Galerie du Fleuve. Living between Paris and Berlin, he taught from 1966 to 1967 at the Higher School of Fine Arts in Hamburg. In 1987, he was appointed professor at the École nationale supérieure des beaux-arts de Paris where he taught until 1992.
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