MALRAUX (André). Lunes en papier. Paris, Galerie Simon, 1921. Large in-4, paperback, illustrated folder and slipcase (T. Treille). First edition of André Malraux's first book, an extraordinary surrealist tale illustrated with 7 woodcuts by Fernand Léger, and dedicated to Max Jacob. The Simon gallery was run by Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler, who hired André Malraux as editor, while Fernand Léger was one of the artists, who illustrated his first book here. Edition of 110 numbered copies, this one of 90 copies on hollande signed by the author and the artist. Engraving discharges. Chapon, Le Livre et le peintre, 1870-1970, pp. 112, 116 and 117, D.-H. Kahnweiler, marchand, éditeur, écrivain, Centre Georges Pompidou, 1984, pp. 181.