Moebius, Oeuvres Completes, Tome 4: La Complainte De L'homme Programme
Product Code: 67663
A sharp and above average copy of a fragile Moebius art book from 1982! A partial reissue and augmented edition of the art book Moebius 30 x 30 (Les Humanoïdes Associés, 1979). Full of early and rare Moebius art. French text.
From the back cover:
The first reprinting of the fantastic Moebius 30 x 30, completely sold out in the known universe.
Moebius the illustrator.
All the essential drawings for the fan -- love, robots, machines, monsters, animals, cosmonauts and wizards, end of the world... and dozens of others never seen before.
Everything you do pleases me, writes Fellini in the preface, even your name pleases me. So what is he complaining about, the man-machine?
Résumé
Pressage premier choix de fantastique 30 x 30 de Moebius totalemente epuise dans l'univers connu.
Moebius illustrateur.
Tous les dessins indispenables a l'amateur - amour, robots, machines, monstres, animaux, cosmonauts et sorciers, fins du monde... et des dizaines d'autres encore jamais vus. Tout ce que tu fais me plait, ecrit Fellini dans la preface, meme ton nom me plait. Alors, de quoi se plaint-il, l'homme-machine?
Moebius (Jean Giraud)
Condition & Attributes
Near Fine (light wear to the tip of the tail of the spine, corners sharp, one small indentation to the cover, very flat, tight, clean)
Publishing Information
Paris
Humanoides Associes
1982
1st
Physical Description
11.5 inches
8.7 inches
102 pages
color and black & white illustrations throughout
Hardcover
pictorial boards
French
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