JOSON SALINA - JEANNOT EICHER RIEN À VOIR SINGLE PRINT. LIMITED EDITION. NUMBERED. WITH A HANDWRITTEN DEDICATION SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. 1 VOLUME.1948. IN FRENCH.

Neuchâtel, Paul Attinger, 1948. Large in-4°, 44 pp. and 10 original etchings (out of text) by Jeannot Eicher —protected by tissue guards and numbered 39/45 in pencil in the margin— in sheets, in a printed flap-bound cover, two-colour typography, spine with title, dated in Roman numerals, in black. 34 x 27 cm A single edition of 50 copies printed on Montval paper in the vat, including 5 personalized copies marked A to E and 45 copies numbered 1 to 45. This copy is No. 39/45. Copy enhanced with a signed autograph inscription on the half-title page. A handwritten poem by the author titled ‘Le chat,’ signed, dated ‘IV 49,’ and dedicated to Martine. Printed on April 30, 1948, by Paul Attinger, master printer in Neuchâtel, for the text, and by P. Bataillard in Lausanne for the etchings, the plates for which were scraped after printing. Jeannot Eicher (Jean Eicher, known as Loiseau) (1930-1999) A Swiss painter, graphic designer and illustrator, born in Vallorbe, in the canton of Vaud, he also excelled in the fields of engraving and lithography. His work is particularly notable for his pen-and-ink drawings, as well as his expressive lithographs and etchings.