'Picasso Says' Hélène Parmelin, George Allen And Unwin Ltd. 1969 (First Edition)
Scarce book assembled from Picasso’s own words as recorded by his long-time friend, the French journalist and author Hélène Parmelin.
From 1944 to 1956, Parmelin was a contributor to the newspaper L’Humanité. In the 1950’s she wrote a number of novels dealing with social issues, including La Montée au mur (1950) and Serial Number 2078 (1953) about Henri Martin’s objection to the war in Vietnam. She sat to her portrait by Picasso several times, including Portrait of Hélène Parmelin (1952) LACMA , Los Angeles.
Title: Picasso Says…
Author: Hélène Parmelin translated from the French by Christine Trollope
Publisher: George Allen And Unwin
Publication date: 1969 First English edition
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 123
Dust-jacket condition: Very Good. Lightly foxed and soiled, spine tips pressed, dust-jacket fore-edge and spine marked in places with small areas of blue ink.
Book condition: foxing to the head of the page block. Otherwise clean and crisp. In good out of print condition.
Stock number: RB00665
Scarce book assembled from Picasso’s own words as recorded by his long-time friend, the French journalist and author Hélène Parmelin.
From 1944 to 1956, Parmelin was a contributor to the newspaper L’Humanité. In the 1950’s she wrote a number of novels dealing with social issues, including La Montée au mur (1950) and Serial Number 2078 (1953) about Henri Martin’s objection to the war in Vietnam. She sat to her portrait by Picasso several times, including Portrait of Hélène Parmelin (1952) LACMA , Los Angeles.
Title: Picasso Says…
Author: Hélène Parmelin translated from the French by Christine Trollope
Publisher: George Allen And Unwin
Publication date: 1969 First English edition
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 123
Dust-jacket condition: Very Good. Lightly foxed and soiled, spine tips pressed, dust-jacket fore-edge and spine marked in places with small areas of blue ink.
Book condition: foxing to the head of the page block. Otherwise clean and crisp. In good out of print condition.
Stock number: RB00665
Scarce book assembled from Picasso’s own words as recorded by his long-time friend, the French journalist and author Hélène Parmelin.
From 1944 to 1956, Parmelin was a contributor to the newspaper L’Humanité. In the 1950’s she wrote a number of novels dealing with social issues, including La Montée au mur (1950) and Serial Number 2078 (1953) about Henri Martin’s objection to the war in Vietnam. She sat to her portrait by Picasso several times, including Portrait of Hélène Parmelin (1952) LACMA , Los Angeles.
Title: Picasso Says…
Author: Hélène Parmelin translated from the French by Christine Trollope
Publisher: George Allen And Unwin
Publication date: 1969 First English edition
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 123
Dust-jacket condition: Very Good. Lightly foxed and soiled, spine tips pressed, dust-jacket fore-edge and spine marked in places with small areas of blue ink.
Book condition: foxing to the head of the page block. Otherwise clean and crisp. In good out of print condition.
Stock number: RB00665
