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Turn of the Century' TURN O F TH E C E N T U R Y Loten met een '*' zijn afgebeeld. 1. Datum van de veiling De openbare verkoping van de hierna geïnventariseerde goederen en kunstvoorwerpen zal plaatshebben op woensdag 12 december om 14u in het Veilinghuis Bernaerts, Verlatstraat 16-22 te 2000 Antwerpen 2. Data van bezichtiging De liefhebbers kunnen de goederen en kunstvoorwerpen bezichtigen Verlatstraat 16-22 te 2000 Antwerpen op donderdag 6 december vrijdag 7 december zaterdag 8 december en zondag 9 december van 10 tot 18u 3. Data van afhaling Onmiddellijk na de veiling of op donderdag 13 december van 9 tot 12u op vrijdag 14 december van 9 tot 12u en van 13u30 tot 17u en ten laatste op zaterdag 15 december van 10 tot 12u 4. Kosten 23 % 28 % via WebCast (registratie tot ten laatste dinsdag 11 december 2018, 18u) 30 % via Silent Sale & After Sale €2/ lot administratieve kost 5. Telefonische biedingen Geen telefonische biedingen onder € 500 Veilinghuis Bernaerts/ Bernaerts Auctioneers Verlatstraat 18 2000 Antwerpen/ Antwerp T +32 (0)3 248 19 21 F +32 (0)3 248 15 93 www.bernaerts.be info bernaerts.be Biedingen/ Biddings F +32 (0)3 248 15 93 Geen telefonische biedingen onder € 500 No telephone biddings when estimation less than € 500 Live Webcast Registratie tot dinsdag 11 december, 18u Identification till Tuesday 11 December, 6 PM Silent Sale Lotnummers vanaf 5001 Enkel online, te bezichtigen tijdens de kantooruren Vrijdag 30 november t.e.m. maandag 17 december 12u www.bernaerts.be > veilingen > enkel online ABK 111-2656241-87 IBAN BE67 1112 6562 4187 BIC ABERBE 22 BTW BE 0413 901 869 Veiling/ Vente: WORKS ON PAPER - 'Turn of the century' december/ December 12 december/ December om 14 u/ at 2PM Expo: donderdag/ Thursday 6 december/ December vrijdag/ Friday 7 december/ December zaterdag/ Saturday 8 december/ December zondag/ Sunday 9 december/ December van 10 tot 18u/ from 1O AM to 6 PM Expertise: Elias Leytens & Peter Bernaerts Kantoor van Gerechtsdeurwaarders Briers-Dujardin Bailiffs Briers-Dujardin © SABAM/ © Digital photo, layout & prepress: Studio Bernaerts AFB/ILL cover p.1 lot 1094 (detail), p.4 detail lot 1160 VOLGORDE LOTEN ORDER OF THE SALE WOENSDAGNAMIDDAG 1000 - 1160 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 12 DECEMBER 12 DECEMBER OM 14U AT 2PM Uit de bibliotheek A. Herckenrath 1000 - 1022 From the A. Herckenrath library Literatuur & Kunst 1023 - 1099 Literature & Art Interbellum Tekeningen 1100 - 1130 Interbellum Drawings Interbellum Grafiek 1131 - 1147 Interbellum Prints Naoorlogse Kunst en Edities 1148 - 1160 Post War Art & Editions detail lot 1030 & 1141 VEILING / SALE Woensdagmiddag 12 december om 14 uur Wednesday afternoon 12 December at 2PM Loten / lots 1000 - 1160 Adolf Herckenrath (1879-1958) is de literatuurgeschiedenis ingegaan als de vriend aan wie Karel van de Woestijne zijn 'Laethemsche brieven over de Lente' geschreven en opgedragen heeft. Maar behalve als jeugdvriend van de Gentse dichter was hij ook bekend als boekhandelaar en uitgever van boeken en tijdschriften. Jarenlang was zijn boekhandel in de Gentse Veldstraat een begrip, wat zo bleef toen hij voortgezet werd door zijn zoon Walter en diens kinderen Helga en Guy. Zelf was hij ten slotte de maker van een klein, fijnzinnig oeuvre, dat bestond uit enkele verzenbundels en toneelstukken. Zijn handschriften en een aantal belangrijke manuscripten van Van de Woestijne werden onlangs overgedragen aan het Letterenhuis. Hans Vandevoorde detail lot 1000 detail lot 1002 UIT DE BIBLIOTHEEK A. HERCKENRATH/ 1001* FROM THE A. HERCKENRATH LIBRARY (Art Nouveau) Virginie Loveling en Cyriel Buysse, Levensleer. Gent, Algemeene Boekhandel Ad. Hercken- rath, 1912. In-8°. 354 gen.pp. Mogelijk uniek ex. op simili- 1000* Japans, speciaal gedrukt voor Herckenrath. Orig. volle (tijdschrift) Van Nu & Straks. Volledige reeks. 1893 - 1901. lichtbruine kalfslederen band met decor van twee pauwen Eerste reeks: Van Nu en Straks. 1ste jaargang. 10 nrs in 8 en versiering/ belettering in groen. Deze versiering volgt het vol. in-4°. Tweede reeks. 1896 - 1898/ 1900 - 1901. ontwerp zoals het verscheen op de kaften van de inge- 27 nrs in 19 afl. in-8°. naaide versie, uitgegeven in Amsterdam bij de 'Maatschap- Alle ingenaaid onder orig. omslagen. Occasionele kleinere pij voor Goede en Goedkope Lectuur'. Lichte beschadiging imperfecties aan de randen van de kaften, soms lichte bovenaan de rug, randen en hoeken wat geschaafd. Uniek spotting, vaak verkleuring en scheurtjes/ imperfecties aan exemplaar. de randen. Zeldzaam geheel. De illustratie op het kaft is bij (€ 400-600) ILL p.19 de eerste uitgave van het eerste nummer in rood gedrukt, en het frontispice is van Xavier Mellery. In de tweede uitgave werd die frontispice vervangen door een van Jan 1002* Toorop (deze tweede uitgave niet aanwezig). De kaft van (Couperus) Louis Couperus, De Stille Kracht. Amsterdam, het eerste nummer (eerste uitgave) is fel gebruind. De L.J. Veen, s.d. In-8°. 183/ 212 gen.pp. overige nummers (uitgezonderd nr. V) zijn in goede staat, Orig. gebatikte grijs/ bordeaux linnen band, auteur en occasionele verkleuring aan het kaft. titel verguld op voorplat, naam boekbinderij en 'batikwer- De eerste jaargang mag gerekend worden tot een van de ken' verguld op achterplat. Licht verkleurd. Boekblok wat belangrijkste initiatieven en realisaties in de Nederlandse scheef. Het bandopntwerp is van Chris Lebeau. Van deze literatuur in België. De oprichting ervan door Cyriel Buysse, band, een van de heel weinige gebatikte uitgeversbanden, Prosper van Langendonck, Emmanuel de Bom en August bestaan enkele varianten, cfr. H.T.M. van Vliet, Versierde Vermeylen was dé wake up call die onze zachtjes soezende verhalen (2000). letteren nodig hadden. Hierop volgde de gouden generatie (€ 250-350) met ondermeer Stijn Streuvels en Karel van de Woestijne. De illustraties waren van de groten op dat moment, zoals Georges Lemmen, Theo van Rysselberghe, Thorn Prikker, 1003* Vincent van Gogh, Lucien Pissarro en last but not least (Teirlinck) Herman Teirlinck, Verzen. Met 4 platen & versier- Henry van de Velde .... sels. Sinte-Martens Laethem aan de Leie, (1900). In-12°. (€ 800-1200) ILL p.7 40 p. Een van de zeer zeldzame ex. op Japans. Met handgeschreven opdracht in zwarte inkt op tweede blanco schutblad door Jules de Praetere: 'Aan den heer/ Hector Van Houtte/ Juul de Praetere/ 20 - Juni - 1900.'. Orig. roestbruine linnen band met orig. zijden sluitlinten. Rug, als steeds, wat verbleekt. Schitterend exemplaar. De illustra- ties zijn mogelijk toe te schrijven aan George Minne. Hector Van Houtte was de apotheker in Sint-Martens-Latem, en nauw betrokken bij de activiteiten van de eerste zgn 'Latem- sche Groep' en de kunstkring (met dezelfde actoren) 'Open Wegen' rond voornamelijk Karel van de Woestijne. (€ 400-600) ILL p.17 11 1004 1006* (Streuvels) Stijn Streuvels, Lenteleven. Tweede druk. (Van de Woestijne) Karel van de Woestijne, Het Vader-Huis. (Gent)/ Amsterdam, Juul de Praetere/ L.J. Veen, (1903). (Gent), Julius de Praetere, (1903). In-8°. 40 pp. Een van Kl. in-8°. 234 gen.pp. Een van de 150 ex., niet genum- de 20 luxe-ex. op Japans, met de hand gen., nr. 17. merd. Orig. lichtbruine kalfslederen band, hoeken met telkens Orig. groen linnen band met titel, auteur en versiering twee banden van zwart marokijn ingelegd, afgeboord met gedrukt in bruin op voorplat, vlakke rug met titel. Sluitlinten vergulde filets, vlakke rug met titel op schild van zwart ontbreken. marokijn, kopsnede verguld, sluitlinten. Bijgevoegd: Werk van/ Stijn Streuvels, Karel van de Woes- Schitterend exemplaar. tijne, Victor de Meyere. Versierd door Juul de Praetere. De uitgave werd nog voor het verschijnen overgenomen Antwerpen, s.n., 1899. In-8°. 128 gen.pp. door Veen, die ook in de luxe-ex. nieuwe schutbladen met Orig. omslag, voor- en achterplat gelost. Binnenwerk als zijn drukkersmerk liet invoegen. nieuw. Zeldzaam in deze staat. (€ 600-800) ILL p.14 (€ 200-250) 1007 1005* (Van de Woestijne) Karel van de Woestijne, Verzen. (Van de Woestijne) Karel van de Woestijne, Parabel. Bussum, C.A.J. Van Dishoeck, 1905. In-8°. 259 gen.pp. Laethemsche Brieven over de Lente. Gent, Drukkerij Met opdracht. Plantijn, s.d. In-8°. 40 gen.pp. Orig. bruin linnen band. Ex. op geschept papier. Met handgeschreven opdracht. Bijgevoegd van dezelfde (bij dezelfde uitgever): De Gulden Orig. omslag, deels gelost. Schaduw. Bussum, 1910. In-8°. Bijgevoegd: Aflevering van 'Nederlandsch Letterkundig Orig. geel/ bruin linnen band. Bijblad van "Cosmos" met 'Laethemsche Brieven over de En: Idem. Ingenaaid onder orig. omslag. Lente'. C.A.J. Van Dishoeck, 1901. En: Afwijkingen. Bussum, 1910. Orig. omslag. En: De Vlaamsche Primitieven. Hoe ze waren te Brugge. En: Interludiën. Bussum, 1912-14. Orig. geel/ bruin Gent/ Antwerpen, De Nederlandsche Boekhandel, (1901). linnen banden. In-8°. 124 gen.pp. Orig. omslag. Enkel voorplat bewaard. En: De Bestendige Aanwezigheid. Bussum, 1918. En: Karel van de Woestijne, Constantin Meunier te Leuven. Orig. omslag. Overdruk uit Dietsche Warande en Belfort Jaargang MC- (€ 100-200) MIX. Kl. in-8°. 18 gen.pp. Opnieuw gepagineerd. Geniet onder orig. omslag. Licht beschadigd. De overdrukken van Van de Woestijne zijn zeldzaam. 1008 (€ 600-800) (Van de Woestijne) Karel van de Woestijne, De Modderen Man. Brussel/ Amersfoort, Het Roode Zeil/ Valkhoff & C°, 1920. In-4°. 61 gen.pp. Een van de 250 ex. op Arches, met de hand gen., nr. 37, gesigneerd. Ingenaaid onder orig. omslag. Bijgevoegd van dezelfde: Het Menschelijk Brood. Bussum, A.A.M. Stols, 1926. In-12°. 16 gen.pp. Een van de 100 ex. op Hollands, nr. 42, gesigneerd door uitgever en auteur. Ingenaaid onder orig. omslag. (€ 150-250) 1005 1012 1015 1006 1009 1012* (Marfurt) Karel van de Woestijne, Substrata. geschreven (Cantré) Karel van de Woestijne, Christophorus. Antwer- en verlucht door Leo Marfurt. Antwerpen/ Santo-poort, De pen/ Bussum, De Sikkel/ C.A.J. Van Dishoeck, 1926. Gr. Sikkel/ C.A. Mees, s.d. Gr. in-8°. Een van de 15 luxe-ex. op in-8°.
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