Derriere Le Miroir
Art Magazine - 1946 - 1982
Art Magazine - 1946 - 1982
Harry has a collection of Derriere Le Miroir magazines based on the artists he collected, Miro, Tapies and more, some are signed by the artist - the list is not complete. The Index at the bottom is the entire list of publication of the magazine and serves only as a reference for publication titles and dates. Harry's collection has approximately 20 titles in total.
lithographs in original colors on Arches vellum
39,5 x 29 cm
Signed, ?/150
Paris, Maeght, décembre 1971. 38 : 28 cm. 20,(8) S. Mit Farblithographien von Miró, Calder, Tàpies, Ubac, Bury, Riopelle, Joan Gardi-Artigas, Le Yaouanc; Reprod. nach s/w Lithogr. von Chillida, Palazuelo, Giacometti, Fiedler sowie Reprod. einer Zeichnung von S. Steinberg. Orig.Umschlag mit Orig.-Farblithographie von Raoul Ubac. Umschlagrücken oben u. Hinterdeckelkante unten mit kleinem Einriss, sonst schönes
From Wikipedia
Derrière le Miroir is a French art magazine created in 1946 and published until 1982.[1] Art galleries, auction houses and booksellers often refer to this art magazine simply as D.L.M.[2] or DLM.[3] Aimé Maeght is the founder, editor and publisher.
In October 1945, the French art dealer Aimé Maeght opened his art gallery at 13 Rue de Téhéran in Paris. The opening of the gallery coincides with the end of World War II and the return of a number of exiled artists back to France. The magazine was created in October 1946 (n°1) and published without interruption until 1982 (n°253). Its original articles and illustrations (mainly original color lithographs by the gallery artists) were famous at the time. The magazine covered only the artists exhibited by Maeght gallery either through personal or group exhibitions. Among them are:[4] Henri-Georges Adam, Pierre Alechinsky, Bacon, Jean Bazaine, Georges Braque, Pol Bury, Alexander Calder, Marc Chagall, Roger Chastel, Eduardo Chillida, Alberto Giacometti, Vassily Kandinsky, Ellsworth Kelly, Fernand Léger, Lindner, Henri Matisse, Joan Miró, Jacques Monory, Pablo Palazuelo, Paul Rebeyrolle, Jean-Paul Riopelle, Saul Steinberg, Pierre Tal-Coat, Antoni Tàpies, Raoul Ubac, Bram van Velde.
Among the authors publishing essays and poems are (in alphabetical order):[5] Guillaume Apollinaire, Marcel Arland, André Balthazar [fr], Yves Bonnefoy, André du Bouchet, André Breton, Joan Brossa, Jean Cassou, René Char, Pierre Descargues [fr], Jacques Dupin, Georges Duthuit, Frank Elgar [fr], Claude Esteban, Charles Estienne, André Frénaud [fr], Stanislas Fumet [fr], Jean Grenier, Marcel Jouhandeau, Jacques Kober [fr], Michel Leiris, Georges Limbour, Henri Maldiney [fr], Jean Paulhan, Gaëtan Picon, Francis Ponge, Jacques Prévert, Raymond Queneau, Pierre Reverdy, Michel Seuphor, Jean Tardieu, Lionello Venturi, Pierre Volboudt, Christian Zervos.
Following the death of Aimé Maeght in September 1981, the Derrière le Miroir n°250 was designed as a tribute to the work of Aimé Maeght and his wife Marguerite (who had died before him in 1977). This special 112-pages issue was named "Hommage à Aimé et Marguerite Maeght" and was intended to be the last one. As it summarised all contents of the previous issues, it was finalised only in August 1982. In the meantime, n° 251 to 253 (the very last number) were published respectively in February, May and June 1982.
Although the issue numbers go from n°1 to n°253, only 200 issues were published. From the 200 issues, 157 were single issues, 33 are double-issue (n°11–12 Bram et Geer van Velde, n°14–15 Joan Miró,...) and 10 triple issues (n°36-37-38 Sur quatre murs, n°57-58-59 Miró,...)
For the issue identification:
The first 6 issues (December 1946 to November 1947) show no printed issue number.
The issue n° 7 (February 1948) is the first one showing an issue number (on the cover page).
From issue n°23 (October–November 1949), the issue numbers appear in the internal pages (mainly on the back side of the last cover).
All issues from n°213 (March 1975) to the last one (n°253) display an ISBN.
n°1 Le noir est une couleur
n°2 Sur 4 murs (On Four Walls)
n°3 Rigaud
n°4 G. Braque
n°5 Les mains éblouies (The Dazzled Hands)
n°6 Baya (peintre) [fr]
n°7 Jean Villeri [fr]
n°8 Jean Peyrissac [fr]
n°9 Pierre Pallut
n°10 E. Béothy
n°11–12 Bram et Geer van Velde
n°13 Germaine Richier
n°14–15 Joan Miró
n°16 Hans Hofmann
n°17 Paul Eluard – Roger Chastel
n°18 Chauvin
n°19 Kurt Seligmann
n°20–21 L'art abstrait (The Abstract Art)
n°22 Les mains éblouies (The Dazzled Hands)
n°23 Jean Bazaine
n°24 Adam
n°25–26 G. Braque
n°27–28 Chagall
n°29–30 Miró
n°31 Calder
n°32 Les mains éblouies (The Dazzled Hands)
n°33 Arp
n°34 Raoul Ubac
n°35 Hirshfield
n°36-37-38 Sur quatre murs (On Four Walls)
n°39–40 Alberto Giacometti
n°41 Tendance: Germain-Kelly-Palazuelo-S.Poliakoff
n°42 Kandinsky 1900–1910
n°43 Bram van Velde
n°44–45 Chagall
n°46–47 Matisse
n°48–49 G. Braque
n°50 Tendance Octobre 1952 (Trends October 1952)
n°51 Geer van Velde
n°62–63 Dessins indiens du Tumuc-Humac (Drawings by the Aboriginal Tumuc-Humac people)
n°64 Tal-Coat
n°65 Giacometti
n°66-67-68 Marc Chagall: Paris
n°69–70 Calder
n°71–72 G. Braque
n°73 Palazuelo 55
n°74-75-76 Raoul Ubac
n°77–78 Kandinsky: Période dramatique 1910–1920 (Kandinsky: Dramatic Period: 1910–1920)
n°79-80-81 F. Léger
n°82-83-84 Tal-Coat
n°85–86 Braque
n°87-88-89 Miró – Artigas
n°90–91 Chillida
n°92–93 10 ans d'éditions: 1946–1956
n°94–95 Derain
n°96–97 Bazaine
n°98 Alberto Giacometti
n°99–100 Chagall
n°101-102-103 Kandinsky
n°112 Editions Maeght 1958 (Maeght Editions 1958)
n°113 Calder
n°114 Tal-Coat
n°115 G. Braque
n°116 Fiedler
n°117 Maeght Editeur 1959 (Maeght Editor 1959)
n°118 Kandinsky: 1921–1927
n°119 Poètes, Peintres Sculpteurs (Poets, Painters, Sculptors)
n°120 Tal-Coat: Dessins d'Aix 1947–1950 (Tal-Coat: Drawings from his time in Aix-en Provence 1947–1950)
n°121–122 Maeght Editeur 1960 (Maeght Editor 1959)
n°123 Miró: Céramiques Murales pour Harvard (Miró: The Ceramic Mural for Harvard)
n°124 Chillida
n°125–126 Miró
n°127 Giacometti
n°128 Miró: Peintures murales (Miró: Wall paintings)
n°129 F. Fiedler
n°130 Ubac
n°131 Tal-Coat
n°132 Chagall
n°133–134 Der Blaue Reiter (The Blue Rider)
n°135–136 Georges Braque – Pierre Reverdy
n°137 Palazuelo
n°138 Georges Braque: Papiers collés 1912–1914
n°139–140 Miró – Artigas
n°141 Calder
n°142 Ubac
n°143 Chillida
n°144-145-146 Hommage à Georges Braque (Homage to Georges Braque)
n°147 Chagall
n°148 La Fondation Marguerite et Aimé Maeght à St.Paul (The Marguerite and Aimé Maeght Foundation in Saint-Paul, France)
n°149 Kelly
n°150 5 peintres et 1 sculpteur (5 painters and 1 sculptor)
n°151–152 Miró: Cartons
n°153 Tal-Coat
n°155 Fondation Maeght
n°156 Calder
n°157 Steinberg
n°158–159 La Revue Blanche
n°160 Riopelle
n°161 Ubac
n°162 Francis Bacon
n°163 Rebeyrolle
n°164–165 Miró: l'oiseau solaire, l'oiseau lunaire, étincelles (Miró: Solar bird, Lunar bird, Sparks)
n°166 Georges Braque: derniers messages ('Georges Braque: last messages)
n°167 François Fiedler
n°168 Tàpies
n°169 Aquarelles, album femmes, Hai-ku (Watercolours, Portfolio Women, Haiku)
n°170 Bazaine
n°171 Riopelle
n°172 Kemény
n°173 Calder
n°174 Chillida
n°175 Tàpies
n°176 Le Yaouanc
n°177 Rebeyrolle
n°178 Pol Bury
n°179 Kandinsky: Période parisienne 1934–1944 (Kandinsky: The Parisien Period 1934–1944)
n°180 Tàpies
n°181 Artigas
n°182 Chagall
n°183 Chillida
n°184 Palazuelo
n°185 Riopelle 70
n°186 Miró: sculptures
n°187 Rebeyrolle
n°188 Adami
n°189 Le Yaouanc
n°190 Calder
n°191 Pol Bury
n°192 Steinberg
n°193–194 Miró: peintures sur papiers, dessins (Miró: paintings on papers, drawings)
n°195 Maeght éditeur (Maeght Editor)
n°196 Ubac
n°197 Bazaine
n°198 Chagall
n°199 Tal-Coat
n°200 Tàpies: objets et grands formats (Tàpies: objects and large formats)
n°201 Calder
n°202 Rebeyrolle
n°203 Miró
n°204 Chillida
n°205 Steinberg 73
n°206 Adami
n°207 Cinq livres gravés
n°208 Riopelle 74
n°209 Pol Bury: sculptures à cordes
n°210 Tàpies: monotypes
n°211 Fiedler
n°212 Calder
n°213 Garache, ISBN 2-85587-002-X
n°214 Adami, ISBN 2-85587-006-2
n°215 Bazaine, ISBN 2-85587-011-9
n°216 Bram van Velde, ISBN 2-85587-013-5
n°217 Monory, ISBN 2-85587-018-6
n°218 Riopelle 76, ISBN 2-85587-020-8
n°219 Rebeyrolle: natures mortes et pouvoir, (Rebeyrolle: Still lifes and power), ISBN 2-85587-022-4
n°220 Adami, ISBN 2-85587-025-9
n°221 Calder, ISBN 2-85587-026-7
n°222 Garache, ISBN 2-85587-028-3
n°223 Arakawa', ISBN 2-85587-029-1
n°224 Steinberg, ISBN 2-85587-033-X
n°225 Chagall, ISBN 2-85587-037-2
n°226 Lindner, ISBN 2-85587-038-0
n°227 Monory, ISBN 2-85587-042-9
n°228 Pol Bury, ISBN 2-85587-046-1
n°229 Palazuelo, ISBN 2-85587-040-2
n°230 Gérard Titus-Carmel [fr]: suite Narwa, ISBN 2-85587-051-8
n°231 Miró, ISBN 2-85587-052-6
n°232 Riopelle, ISBN 2-85587-054-2
n°233 Alberto Giacometti': Les murs de l'atelier et de la chambre (Alberto Giacometti: The Walls from his Studio and from his Bedroom), ISBN 2-85587-056-9
n°234 Tàpies, ISBN 2-85587-059-3
n°235 Marc Chagall, ISBN 2-85587-064-X
n°236 Kienholz, ISBN 2-85587-066-6
n°237 Garache, ISBN 2-85587-068-2
n°238 Klapheck, ISBN 2-85587-069-0
n°239 Adami, ISBN 2-85587-071-2
n°240 Bram van Velde, ISBN 2-85587-078-X
n°241 Lindner-Steinberg, ISBN 2-85587-079-8
n°242 Chillida, ISBN 2-85587-080-1
n°243 Gérard Titus-Carmel, ISBN 2-85587-082-8
n°244 Monory, ISBN 2-85587-083-6
n°245 Noguchi: granits, basaltes, obsidiennes (Noguchi: granites, basalts, obsidians), ISBN 2-85587-088-7
n°246 Chagall: lithographies originales (Chagall: Original lithographs), ISBN 2-85587-089-5
n°247 Alechinsky, ISBN 2-85587-092-5
n°248 Calder, ISBN 2-85587-094-1
n°249 Takis, ISBN 2-85587-096-8
n°250 Hommage à Aimé et Marguerite Maeght (Homage to Aimé and Marguerite Maeght), ISBN 2-85587-097-6
n°251 Ubac, ISBN 2-85587-098-4
n°252 Arakawa, ISBN 2-85587-103-4
n°253 Tàpies, ISBN 2-85587-104-2