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ISOU, Isidore. La Photographie Lettriste, Hypergraphique, Infinitésimal et Supertemporelle.

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ISOU, Isidore. La Photographie Lettriste, Hypergraphique, Infinitésimal et Supertemporelle.ISOU, Isidore. La Photographie Lettriste, Hypergraphique, Infinitsimal et Supertemporelle. Paris: Editions PSI. 1971. Portfolio of photographs loosely bound and housed in a presentation box; unpaginated; spotting to preliminaries and endpapers but internally clean; near fine. A collective lettrist portfolio. This portfolio was the Lettrists response to the legendry Artists & Photographs which Warhol, Lewitt, and Rauschenberg published the year before.

ISOU, Isidore. La Photographie Lettriste, Hypergraphique, Infinitésimal et Supertemporelle. Paris: Editions PSI. 1971.

Portfolio of photographs loosely bound and housed in a presentation box; unpaginated; spotting to preliminaries and endpapers but internally clean; near fine.

A collective lettrist portfolio.

This portfolio was the Lettrist’s response to the legendry Artists & Photographs which Warhol, Lewitt, and Rauschenberg published the year before. The theoretical introduction, written by Isou, explains his innovations in photography since 1952. Isou invented infinitesimal” artworks in 1956, long before conceptual art, and an example of this type of work can be found in his exceptionally rare “infinitesimal” photograph titled Le Jardin towards the beginning of the portfolio. This piece invites the viewer to imagine a photograph of a whole garden through a single rose petal placed inside a pouch.

This portfolio is one of only two photographic collective portfolios which was created by the entirety of the Lettrist movement. The second was published twenty years later, in 1990, and that publication was produced without Lemaître. This copy is number four in a limited print run of thirty-five as stated in pencil to the limitation page. All the photographs and text are signed by the artists. Loosely inserted is a poster for the “Galerie Fischbacher” by Sabatier and the portfolio is comprised of twenty original photographs by the Lettrists: Arkitu, Battini, Broutin, Canal, Courteau, Lemaître, Sabatier, Sarthou, Tayarda, Venturini, Berreur, Curtay, Gillard, Hachette, Poyet, Satié, Scarnati, Roehmer, Tarkieltaub and Isou.

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This book was my son’s favorite as a kid. I am happy to purchase it once again for a friends little one. It teaches manners while introducing different animals.
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Both of my daughters have loved this book. I bought it initially for my 12 year old (as a toddler) and she adored the different animals voices I would do. Bought it again for my 18 month old and she just giggles and giggles.
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Love this book. My nanny kiddos now remember to say please, though they took it kinda literally and if you don't say please they will refuse you in return, which is good they learn to set their own boundaries! Fun, easy to read, flows, and gives the opportunity to talk about setting boundaries and being polite!
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