[PATAPHYSIQUE] Emmanuel PEILLET - Lot of 8 books, including - Lot 354

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[PATAPHYSIQUE] Emmanuel PEILLET - Lot of 8 books, including - Lot 354
[PATAPHYSIQUE] Emmanuel PEILLET - Lot of 8 books, including 1 in duplicate + 1 monograph. Various formats. Paperback or ff. 1 : Antonin Artaud, le poète foudroyé. [Paris], L'Hexaèdre, (2010). First edition printed in 33 numbered copies and 300 ordinary copies. One of 33 (no. 13). 2: À l'amiable by Cornil Van Trater [i.e.] Emmanuel Peillet. [Paris], L'Hexaèdre, (2009). Facsimile reproduction of this extremely rare publication, limited to one copy and stretched to a few photographic copies. First public edition of 99 copies, one of 13 deluxe copies with 5 photos (no. XII). 4 : Canticum canticorum. Calligraphy & illumination by Emmanuel Peillet. [Paris], L'Hexaèdre, (2008). Facsimile of the manuscript composed by E. Peillet between July 1 and August 25, 1930, held in the Rafaël de Luc collection at the Bibliothèque municipale de Reims. Limited edition of 44 copies, for the pleasure of a few (no. 22). 5/6: Philosophie du départ. [Paris, L'Hexaèdre, 2008]. Facsimile of the ed. of St-Thibault-des-Vignes, Coclea, 1939. Edition of 99 numbered copies, one of the rare chapel copies owned by André Stas. Slipped into the copy, a leaf illustrated with a reproduction of a collage by André Stas with a signed autograph from Marc Ways. Attached, an ex. of the current print run with a leaflet and diculidations. 7: Histoire spéculative d'une amitié et autres textes inédits. Paris, L'Hexaèdre, (2019). 8: Cours de philosophie. Classe de sciences expérimentales, Lycée Louis-le-Grand, 1964-1965. Based on handwritten notes by Thierry Ancelle and Christian Défossé. Edited by Jean-François d'Ivernois and Daniel Vigot (Paris, Vigot, 2013). 9: Ruy LAUNOIR - Gestes et opinions de quelques pataphysiciens illustres, Emmanuel Peillet, Jean-Hugues Sainmont, Latis, etc. [Paris], L'Hexaèdre, (2008). One of 33 ex. num. de tête enriched with 2 authenticated prints (no. 12). Jean-Marie Emmanuel Peillet (Reims, 1914 - Paris, 1973) was a philosophy professor, intellectual leader and central figure of post-war 'pataphysics. Co-founder and driving force behind the Collège de 'Pataphysique from 1948 onwards, he played a decisive role in the rediscovery and valorization of the literary margins, from Jarry to Ducasse, in assertive opposition to traditional academic frameworks. As a magazine host, editor and prolific letter writer, he often acted under a variety of pseudonyms (Jean-Hugues Sainmont, Latis, Mélanie Le Plumet), making the Collège a place of erudite gaiety and intellectual experimentation. Alongside his philosophical and pataphysical activities, Emmanuel Peillet was an active amateur photographer, exhibiting regularly between the 1940s and 1950s and using his own photographs to illustrate magazines and books, notably Philosophie du départ (1939). In the 1960s, he developed an erudite passion for cacti, building up a substantial collection, systematically photographing their flowering and, in 1968, producing a handwritten collection of portraits of key figures in cactus history. This practice, at once scientific, aesthetic and playful, extends his interest in marginal knowledge and "imaginary solutions". Ref. Éric Dussert, "Le gardien de la chandelle verte", Le Matricule des Anges, n° 91, March 2008. https://lmda.net/2008-03-mat09157-emmanuel_peillet. Bibliothèque municipale de Reims, Emmanuel Peillet (1914-1973), notice biographique.https://www.bm-reims.fr/patrimoine/emmanuel-peillet.aspx?_lg=fr-FR SET OF 9 VOLUMES.
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