Olivier O. Olivier, Gérard Barthélémy, Orlando Pelayo Ensemble de 4 ouvrages édités par La Délirante

Olivier O. Olivier, Gérard Barthélémy, Orlando Pelayo Set of 4 books published by La Délirante Paris: La Délirante, 1975 - 1981 Octavo (24 × 15.5 cm), loose sheets, printed covers, publisher's slipcases. (I) Olivier O. Olivier (1931-2011) Michel Tamisier (XX) Mozart, Hölderlin suivi de Don Juan ou le mythe du théâtre, 1975 Text by Michel Tamisier. Illustration: 2 lithographs justified and signed by Olivier. O. Olivier. From an edition of 75 copies. One of a few "hors-commerce" proof copies on Ingres paper, signed by the author and the artist (justified "h.c.", including an additional suite of lithographs, justified and signed by the artist. (II) Gérard Barthélémy (1937-2002) J. M. Synge (1871-1909) L'ombre de la vallée, 1978 Illustration: 4 lithographs by Gérard Barthelémy. From an edition of 125 copies. One of a few "hors-commerce" proof copies on Ingres paper, signed by the translator and the artist, (justified "h.c.", including an additional suite of lithographs, justified and signed by the artist. (III) Gérard Barthélémy (1937-2002) Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792-1822) Défense de la poésie, 1980 Essay by Percy Bysshe Shelley translated from English by Fouad El-Etr. Illustration: 2 lithographs by Gérard Barthelémy. From an edition of 125 copies. One of the artist's proof copies, signed by the translator and the artist (justified "ea"), including a double suite of lithographs (in black and in color), justified and signed by the artist. With an autograph from Fouad El-Etr: "Pour Sam et Lilette Szafran, / affectueusement / Fouad El-Etr / Paris, le 5 I 1981" (For Sam and Lilette Szafran, / affectionately / Fouad El-Etr / Paris, 5 I 1981."). (IV) Orlando Pelayo (1920-1990) Francisco Quevedo (1580-1645) Sonnets amoureux, 1981 Poems by Francisco de Quevedo translated from the Spanish by Frédéric Magne. Illustration: 1 etching by Orlando Pelayo as a frontispiece From an edition of 100 copies. One of a few artist's proof copies on Ingres paper, signed by the translator and the artist (justified "ea").