Construction d'un temple en ruine de la déesse Vanadé Paris, 1975

Robbe-Grillet, Alain--Delvaux, Paul construction d'un temple en ruine de la déesse Vanadé Paris, Le Bateau-Lavoir, 1975 Large oblong folio in sheets, printed cover, box slipcase. First edition, established under the direction of Mira Jacob, decorated with 11 original full-page etchings and drypoints by Paul Delvaux, including the frontispiece. The coppers were scratched after the draw. Edition of 187 numbered copies on Arches vellum, signed by the author and the artist on the justification. This copy number 50. in elegant Deco wooden frames, white cm 61,5X74,5 Qty: 11 // Construction d'un temple en ruine de la déesse Vanadé Paris by Paul Delvaux is a limited edition print portfolio from 1975, consisting of a series of 11 etchings and drypoints. Created under the direction of Mira Jacob, the edition was published by Le Bateau-Lavoir and printed on Arches vellum paper. Each print measures approximately 61.5 cm by 74.5 cm and is housed in elegant white Deco wooden frames. The portfolio, featuring architectural and classical themes typical of Delvaux’s surrealist style, includes scenes of ancient ruins, mythological figures, and serene compositions. The artist's meticulous line work evokes a dreamlike atmosphere, exploring themes of time, decay, and beauty. This edition is limited to 187 copies, each signed by both the author Alain Robbe-Grillet and the artist, Paul Delvaux; this particular set is numbered as copy 50.