ALIX AYME (1894-1989). - Lot 36

ALIX AYME (1894-1989). Lot of documentation including in a first slipcase: - Le miroir du monde number 122 of July 2, 1932 with an article on Bangkok and the Kingdom of Siam illustrated with three drawings by Alix Aymé. - Le monde colonial illustré number 110 of October 1932 with an article entitled "une étape en pays lu haut Laos" written and illustrated by Alix Aymé. - Tropiques magazine, Christmas 1958, cover illustrated with a lacquer by Alix Aymé depicting a maternity scene. - Du Fleuve Rouge au Mékong, visions du Vietnam, Paris Musées, éditions Findakly. 2012. In a second slipcase: - Paul Le Boulanger, Histoire du Laos français - Essai d'une étude chronologique des principautés laotiennes, 1930. Well-illustrated paperback with sixteen engravings by Alix Aymé and four maps. - Cahier Marcel Aymé number 23 published by the société des amis de Marcel Aymé with chapter three: a biography of Alix Aymé, chapter 4: the art of lacquer by Alix Aymé and "Alix Aymé artiste de l'orient" by Mani-Samouth Doré. - Collection Scripta Manent, Le livre de Job, 1928. Paperback fully illustrated by Alix de Fautereau (Alix Aymé). Numbered copy 1780 - On Chesterfield paper. - Tropiques: Revue des troupes coloniales number 323 for July and August 1950 with an article entitled "L'art de la laque" by Alix Aymé illustrated with four photographs of the artist's lacquerware (some unpublished). Hardcover. - Fine Art Connoisseur volume 12 issue 4 for the months of July and August 2015 with an article from pages 72 to 77 entitled "Alix Aymé, A French Woman in Asia" including various color reproductions of the artist's works including lacquers, canvases and furniture.