The six volumes of "The Lithographs of Chagall", Catalogue Raisonne of lithographs by Chagall. Different editions. Published by André Sauret and Crown Publishers, INC., France, Monte Carlo and New York, 1960-1986, French, German and English.
The first and third volumes of the French edition, the second volume of the German edition and the fourth, fifth and sixth volumes of the English edition. Most of the volumes contain original lithographs by Chagall. All of them with the original, lithographic dust jackets.
1. Chagall Lithographe. First volume of the French edition. France: André Sauret, 1960. 11 original lithographs (most of them in color). 220, [1] pp.
2. Chagall Lithograph, 1957-1962. Second volume of the German edition. Monte Carlo: André Sauret, 1963. 11 original lithographs (some in color). 208, [1] pp.
3. Chagall Lithographe, 1962-1968. Third volume of the French edition. France: André Sauret, 1969. Original lithographic frontispiece. 179, [1] pp.
4. The Lithographs of Chagall, 1969-1973. Fourth volume of the English edition. New York: Crown Publishers, INC., 1974. Original lithographic frontispiece. 180, [1] pp.
5. Chagall Lithographs, 1974-1979. Fifth volume of the English edition. Monte Carlo: André Sauret, 1984. 250, [1] pp.
6. Chagall Lithographs, 1980-1985. Sixth volume of the English edition. New York: Crown Publishers, INC., 1986. 224, [1] pp.
Volumes: 32 cm. Good overall condition.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.

L’Acrobate au violin [Acrobat with a Violin], etching by Marc Chagall (1887-1985). Signed in pencil.
Etching: 41.5X31.5 cm (57X45 cm leaf), framed (mounted on glass with tape to four corners). Slightly browned paper. Stains. Dampstain on bottom. Tape on verso.

Shtetl, Mein khorever Heym – a Gedekhenish [Shtetl, My Destroyed Home – A Remembrance]. Berlin: Shvelen, 1923.
Oblong folio. 30 lithographs by Issachar Ber Ryback (1897-1935) – title page and 29 illustrations depicting Jewish life in the Shtetls in Ukraine before their destruction in the pogroms following World War I.
[2], III-XXXI, [1] leaf (Yiddish table of contents slit-mounted on last page), 49.5X33 cm. Re-bound with new tissue guards (original purple cloth laid down). Good condition. Reinforced with paper strips to inner hinges and between the two last leaves. Stains (lithographs mostly clean). Minor blemishes. Browning to table of contents. Stains, tears and blemishes to binding.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.

Artists' gift to the 12th Zionist Congress / Künstlergabe zum xii. Zionisten-Kongress. Berlin: A. Rogall, [1921]. Hebrew and German. Copy no. 266 of 300.
Portfolio with 11 engravings, woodcuts and lithographs by Joseph Budko, Joseph Oppenheimer, Jacob Steinhardt, Hermann Struck, Lesser Ury, Friedrich Feigel, A.E. Herstein, Julius Kroll, Leo Michelson, Ernst Oppler and Eugene Spiro. Cover illustration by Hermann Struck.
Enclosed are three additional copies of three of the prints: "A Jew with a Torah Scroll" by Jacob Steinhardt, "Grieving Sisters" by Eugene Spiro and "God Full of Mercy" by Julius Kroll. These three prints are signed in pencil by the artists.
[1] title page + [11] prints + [3] signed prints. Size of leaves: 27.5X38.5 cm (the print signed by Julius Kroll is smaller). Good overall condition. Stains, mostly minor (most of the prints are clean). Creases and small tears to margins of title page. The print signed by Julius Kroll is in fair condition (many stains and tears. Edges trimmed; mounted on thin paper for reinforcement). Stains and minor blemishes to portfolio.
Provenance: The Rimon Family Collection.

Me'a She'arim, [1934]. A woodblock by Jacob Steinhardt (1887-1968). The sunken areas were colored.
A printed certificate (filled in by hand) signed by Steinhardt's widow, Minnie Steinhardt, confirming the authenticity of the woodblock, is attached to verso: "I hereby confirm that this woodblock, Mea Shearim… is an original woodblock by Jacob Steinhardt who personally printed original woodcuts from it". Dated 2/7/1972.
35X27.5 cm. Good condition. In a 48.5X57.5 cm frame.
See: Jakob Steinhardt, Das graphische Werk, edited by Stefan Behrens. Item 440.
Provenance: The estate of Joseph Joe Ra'anan (Reisman).