[LABOUREUR (Jean-Émile)]. Set of 10 volumes of bibliography on Jean-Émile Laboureur. CATALOGUE. J.-E. Laboureur Library. Very beautiful modern books, illustrated by J.-E. Laboureur. Paris, Librairie Incidences, 1934. Booklet in-12, paperback. Cover torn. CATALOGUE. J.E. Laboureur. Paintings - Watercolours - Drawings - Prints - Illustrated books. Exhibition Galerie Marcel Lecomte. Paris VIe, 19 April - 11 May 1974. In-12, bradel burgundy half-maroquin with bands, gilt fillets, smooth spine (P.M.M.). COLOMBIER (Pierre du). Les Graveurs français nouveaux. Laboureur. Paris, NRF, s.d. Small in-12, bradel blue half-maroquin with stripes, smooth spine, cover (Period binding). LABOUREUR (Sylvain). Catalogue complet de l'œuvre de Jean-Émile Laboureur. Tomes I à IV. Neuchâtel, Ides et Calendes, [1989-1991]. 4 volumes in 3 in-12, bradel brown cloth, hardback in publisher's illustrated dust jacket and slipcase. Vol. 1: Engravings and individual lithographs. Vol. II: Illustrated books. T. III : Paintings, watercolours and gouaches. Vol. IV: Documentation. LUCIEN-GRAUX (Docteur). In Praise of Jean-Émile Laboureur. Paris, Manuel Bruker for the friends of Doctor Lucien Graux, 1938. Leaflet in-4. Edition illustrated with 6 original etchings and burin engravings, including 3 hors texte, by Jean-Émile Laboureur. Edition of 150 copies on Arches vellum, this being one of 20 copies with a suite of copper engravings, all signed. ROGER-MARX (Claude), Jacques BELTRAND, Jean-Émile LABOUREUR and Luc-Albert MOREAU. Quatre entretiens sur la gravure originale. Paris, Galerie Guiot, 1938. In-8, paperback. Edition illustrated with black compositions. Edition of 475 copies, this one bearing the n°249. SOCIÉTÉ DE LA GRAVURE SUR BOIS ORIGINALE. 2 volumes in-8, stapled, grey cover. Catalogue. Deuxième exposition. January MCMXXII. Edition of 200 copies on Montval laid paper, this one bearing the n°123. Illustrated with wood engravings by Robert Bonfils, Louis Jou, J.-E. Laboureur and Maximilien Vox. Cover slightly faded. Yearbook 1927. Illustrated with woodcuts by Louis Jou, Jean-Baptiste Vettiner, J.-E. Laboureur, etc.