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Four Historic
Editions
of Ulysses
Additional firsts and scarce Joyce
works also feature in June sale
F ew books have endured
such a chequered history
as James Joyce’s Ulysses. As
we head towards Bloomsday
on June 16 and the 101st anni-
versary of the book’s publi-
cation, Heritage Auctions will
offer four different editions
of this iconic text, all in excel-
lent condition, at its June 8-9
Rare Books Signature auction.
They represent a potted his-
tory of its contentious journey
into print.
Ulysses first partly
appeared in print in The Little
Review from 1918-1921 before it
ran foul of obscenity laws and
was banned. Consequently,
the honor of publishing
the first edition fell to Sylvia
Beach and her Shakespeare
and Company bookselling-
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publishing operation in Paris.
She managed to get it out
on Joyce’s 40th birthday on
February 2, 1922, and one
of the 750 copies on hand-
made paper, in the original
blue wrappers and housed
in a custom clamshell box,
is included in the Heritage
Auctions sale.
Some copies of this first
edition made it through
to the US and England, but
when detected by customs
officers were confiscated and
often burnt. It was more than
a decade before US courts
determined in United States v.
One Book Called Ulysses (1933)
that the book was accept-
able as the controversial ele-
ments served an impor-
tant artistic purpose, namely
Joyce’s use of stream of con-
sciousness.
This paved the way for a
most intriguing edition. In
1935, the Limited Editions Club
of New York brought it out
with illustrations by French
artist Henri Matisse. Matisse’s
six etchings are all the more
remarkable since he
never actually read the book.
Instead, he went back to
the inspirational source and
provided depictions of the
Cyclops, Nausicaa, Calypso,
Ithaca, Aeolus, and Circe inci-
dents from Homer’s Odyssey.
The edition was ultimately
published in a run of 1,000
copies. Heritage Auctions will
offer one of only 250 copies
signed by both Matisse and
Joyce, in the original publish-
er’s slipcase.
Shortly thereafter, in 1936,
The Bodley Head in London
brought out the first autho-
rized English edition, a
sumptuous book printed
on mould-made paper and
bound in calf vellum with a
Homeric bow binding design
by Eric Gill. Heritage Auctions
has one of just 100 copies
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the original publisher’s slip- View All Lots and Bid at HA.com/6268
case.
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Though the publish-
ers claimed this as the “final
and definitive” edition, Joyce
continued to find errors
James Joyce. Ulysses.
and make corrections. This
brings us to the fourth edi- James Joyce. Ulysses. New York: Limited
tion in the Heritage Auctions Paris: Shakespeare and Editions Club, 1935.
sale, the monumental 1988 Company, 1922. Illustrations by
Arion Press printing, bound Henri Matisse.
One of 750 copies on
handmade paper. One of 250 copies
signed by Matisse
and Joyce.
Starting Bid: $15,000
Starting Bid: $7,500
James Joyce. Ulysses.
James Joyce. Ulysses. San Francisco: Arion
London: John Lane, Press, 1988. Illustrations
The Bodley Head, [1936]. by Robert Motherwell.
First English Edition.
Binding designed by One of 150 copies
Eric Gill. for sale, signed by
in white pigskin over white- Motherwell to the
flecked blue cloth with etch-
One of 100 copies
signed by the author. limitation page.
ings by American abstract
expressionist painter Robert
Motherwell, a Joyce enthu- Starting Bid: $4,000
siast. Again, it comes in the Starting Bid: $7,500
original publisher’s slipcase,
one of 150 copies for sale, and
is signed by Motherwell to
the limitation page.
In addition to the four
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Hindman Auctions@Auction
Polar and
Mississippi
Exploration Star
at Hindman
May sale also features a selection
of intriguing incunabula
S tar of the show at
Hindman Auctions’ Fine
Printed Books & Manuscripts,
Including Americana on May
11 is a collection of books
about the history of polar
exploration featuring items
from the 18th, 19th, and 20th
centuries. These cover the
exploration and discovery of
the Northwest Passage and
the North Pole, the search for
the ill-fated Franklin expedi-
tion, and works describing
the exploration of Antarctica.
A particular highlight is
A series of eight sketches in
colour (together with a chart
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of the route), by Lieut. S. Gurney
Cresswell, of the voyage of
H.M.S. Investigator (Captain
M’Clure), during the discov-
ery of the North-west pas-
sage (London: Day and Son,
1854). This rare complete set
of views of the entrapment
and abandonment of the
Investigator in the Arctic ice
(pictured above) is one of
only four complete copies to
appear at auction in the last
50 years (estimate: $15,000-
25,000).
Also of great interest is a
first edition of Christopher
Middleton’s A Vindication
of the Conduct of Captain
Christopher Middleton, in
a Late Voyage on Board His
Majesty’s Ship the Furnace,
for Discovering a North-
west Passage to the Western
American Ocean. In Answer
to certain Objections and
Aspersions of Arthur Dobbs,
Esq. (London: printed by the
author, 1743). It was the first
published work in a long
series of attacks and rejoin-
ders by the merchant Dobbs
and Captain Middleton fol-
lowing their expedition, one
of only five copies to come to
market in the last 60 years.
Hindman is also offering
a significant portion of the
Dudley Bell Priester collection
of Mississippi River books sold
at Bloomsbury in New York in
2009. Priester (1923-2017) was
born within a block of the
Mississippi River and spent his
whole life living within sight
of the river. He compiled a
library of non-fiction works
relating to the Mississippi
and the books in the col-
lection relate to the explo-
ration of the river and the
Trans-Mississippi west. Also
included are works about life
on the river, including guides
for travelers, and works about
gambling and steamboats.
Among the highlights are:
• Travels to the Source of the
Missouri River, and Across
the American Continent
to the Pacific Ocean…in
the years 1804, 1805, and
1806 by Meriwether Lewis
and William Clark. This is
the second English edi-
tion (London, 1817), with an
expanded map (estimate:
$4,500-6,500), the iconic
account of their 1804-1806
expedition following the
Louisiana Purchase of 1803.
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• A New Discovery of the Vast
Country in America by Father We are now accepting consignments for our Books & Manuscripts
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1704). This was one of the
most important 17th cen-
tury accounts of the upper Fine Printed Books & Manuscripts, Including Americana
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region, and indeed one
of the first descriptions of
North America, originally
published in French in 1697
and in English the following
year (London, 1698, second
English edition, estimate:
$3,000-4,000). Hennpin, a
Roman Catholic priest who
spent eight months among
the Sioux, wrote this hugely
popular—and occasionally
fictitious in places—work
on his return to France in
1682 from French Canada.
The sale will also feature a
selection of around 30 lots of
incunabula from a private collec-
tion. These include works by
Bertholdus, Plutarch, Gerson,
Scotus, Cicero, and Seneca. Of
particular interest is the 15th
century Das buch der zwayer
red mit ainander by Gregorius I
(Augsburg: the Monastery of
SS. Ulrich and Afra, 1473), the
first German edition of the
Dialogorum libri quatuor by
the influential Pope Gregory I
(540-604). The ambitious but
short-lived press project at
the Benedictine monastery of
SS. Ulrich and Afra was estab-
lished alongside its renowned
scriptorium by its abbot
Melchior von Stamheim in
1472.
Looking ahead, Hindman
will be holding an auc-
tion of American Historical
Ephemera and Photography
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in its Cincinnati office on
June 15. l
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Sales in 2023 at
Potter & Potter
Alice in Wonderland collection
rounds off a remarkable year
I n 2023 Potter & Potter
Auctions will be hold-
ing an impressive six book
sales, the most it has ever
recorded in a single year.
The series of auctions fol-
lows February’s Fine Books &
Manuscripts Sale which fea-
tured the Kelmscott Chaucer,
Mark Twain manuscripts, and
leaves from Shakespeare’s
First Folio—this proved to be
a tremendous success with a
95% sell-through rate.
These future scheduled
sales will mostly be single
consignor auctions, start-
ing with the next one in
April, ‘A Study in Sherlock:
The Collection of Bob Hess.’
This will offer the first part
of an impressive collection
of Sherlockiana from Robert
Hess’s collection.
Items include origi-
nal illustration art as well
as watercolor by Doyle (est.
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$800-$1,200), first editions,
signed photos, movie post-
ers, numerous rare ephem-
eral items from The Lost World,
and collectibles such as an
original metal street sign
from Baker Street (est. $1,000-
$2,000) and a cabinet card
photograph inscribed by
Doyle ($2,000-$3,000).
In addition to archives of
letters from the author and
actors that portrayed Holmes,
there will also be items of
clothing worn on screen by
Jeremy Brett, arguably the fin-
est interpreter of the Holmes
character on television and
stage.
Following this sale, Potter
& Potter will be offering an
important library of drug and
counterculture books from
Original storyboards
by Michael Stringer for
the 1983 HBO adapta-
tion of The Hound of the
Baskervilles, $3,000/5,000.
Ronald K. Siegel (1943 –2019)
in June. The noted American
psychopharmacologist and
research professor at the
University of California, wrote
widely on a variety of drug-
related issues but especially
on their effects on human
behavior. Indeed, he argued
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that human beings are hard-
wired to enjoy intoxication
and researched the drug and
alcohol predilections of US
Presidents including Andrew
Johnson, Abraham Lincoln,
and Ulysses S. Grant.
The summer’s August
Potter & Potter sale sees
the modern firsts library of
Kathryn and Robin Smiley
come to market. The Smileys
have been running the
popular Firsts Magazine for
more than three decades,
most recently from Tucson,
Arizona, and now bring out
this hugely useful publica-
tion for book collectors on a
bimonthly basis.
This is followed in October
when polar region special-
ist Chet Ross’s Nobu Shirase
library will come under the
hammer. The historically
important but only belatedly
recognized Japanese pioneer
Shirase (1861-1946) was the
first non–European explorer
to reach Antarctica, explor-
ing King Edward VII Land and
the Great Ice Barrier in expe-
ditions between 1910 and 1912.
Material related to this expe-
dition is extremely rare and
consequently considerable
interest is anticipated.
Finally, the remarkable
year of Potter & Potter book
sales ends with a huge col-
lection of Alice in Wonderland-
related items including pre- Cabinet card photo inscribed by Doyle
sentation copies of Lewis est. $2,000-3,000
Carroll’s famous work, 191
years after his birth and 161
years since his boat trip up
Oxford’s Isis river with the
10-year-old Alice Liddell
Potter & Potter is pleased to announce the first sale from Robert Hess’s collection of Sherlock Holmes and Arthur
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and her friends inspired the
famous story. l Conan Doyle. High spots in every category include original illustration art, first editions, signed photos, archives
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collection, numerous rare ephemeral items from The Lost World, a selection of items from the Jeremy Brett estate,
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Work by Ansel Adams, Berenice Abbott,
and Diane Arbus under the hammer
R ichard Avedon’s por-
trait George Harrison,
1967, was one of the lead-
ing success stories at Swann
Galleries’ winter 2023 sale of
Fine Photographs. With an
estimate range of $15,000-
$20,000, it eventually sold at
$38,000.
Avedon’s variant of his
iconic psychedelic por-
trait of Harrison was taken in
August 1967 when the twen-
tieth-century master shot the
Beatles in a studio at Gray’s
Inn Road, London at a time
when the band was at the
peak of their fame. The first
printed pictures from the ses-
sion appeared in the January
9, 1968 issue of Look, and then
later in Stern magazine.
“I am thrilled to see both
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classical and nineteenth-cen-
tury photography perform so
strongly,” said Deborah Rogal,
Director of Photographs and
Photobooks at Swann. “Our
sale demonstrates that there’s
excitement and power in
areas of the market that are
traditionally seen as out of
fashion. I am also incredi-
bly happy to see Richard T.
Rosenthal’s material perform
so well. He was so well-liked
within the field, and the sale
became a way to celebrate
his mode of looking, col-
lecting, and considering the
medium, as well as an oppor-
tunity to offer new and excit-
ing material to the market.
Overall, the range of work—
from a very modern Richard
Avedon to something much
lesser known and traditional
in Lena Scott Harris—gives
me hope for what’s to come.”
There was more success
for Avedon’s work with an
image from the iconic 1980s
advertising campaign starring
Brooke Shields for Calvin Klein
jeans. This sold for $8,000.
Other highlights included:
• Irving Penn’s charming
Old Friends: Balkin, Beaton,
Platt Lynes, Joffe, Horst,
Rawlings, Blumenfeld, Me
(I.P.), Dorian Leigh (Vogue
Photographers, Oyster Bay),
1946 which sold for $4,400
• Ansel Adams, Vernal Fall,
Yosemite National Park, silver
print, 1950; printed 1963-70,
which went for $8,500, his
masterful rendering of the
rushing water contrasted
with the textured rocks and
tree canopy being particu-
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larly noticeable
• Featuring the famous
movie star on the set of
Something’s Gotta Give, a
portfolio of a dozen over-
size photographs by
Lawrence Schiller entitled
Marilyn, (silver & chromo-
genic prints, 1962; printed
2007) was sold for $12,000
• Berenice Abbott, Berenice
Abbott’s New York IV, a port-
folio of silver prints, 1935-
38; printed 1979 sold for
$20,000
• Edward S. Curtis’s land-
mark portrait Geronimo
– Apache, plate 2 from The
North American Indian, pho-
togravure, 1905; printed 1907,
finally went for $10,000
• Henri Cartier-
Bresson, Malcolm
X, silver print, 1961;
printed 1980s, made
$5,400
• Diane Arbus, A young
Brooklyn family going
for a Sunday out-
ing, N.Y.C, silver print,
1966; printed 1972
(estimate $6,000-
$9,000) was sold for
$10,000. This photo-
graph is one of ten
Arbus chose in 1970
to represent her best Winfred Rembert, Doll’s Head Baseball (detail), dye on carved and tooled leather, circa 2006. Estimate $120,000 to $180,000. At auction April 6.
work and illustrates the
complexity she brought to
her art—at first glance she Upcoming Auctions
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family, but at the same time MAR 2 Fine Books & Autographs APR 27 Fine Photographs
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each subject conveys a feel- MAR 9 Vintage Posters MAY 4 Early Printed Books
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Cañon, Colorado River, From MAR 30 Printed & Manuscript African Americana MAY 18 Graphic Design
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albumen print, 1871 sold for
$15,000 l APR 13 Printed & Manuscript Americana
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