[ROGER-MARX (Claude Marx, known as) [Paris, Les Cent Bibliophiles], , 1904. La Loïe Fuller. In-4 (26.2 × 19.8 cm), polychrome marbled calf, boards decorated with cold fillets running along the edges of the spine decorated with a gilt motif, gilt edges, illustrated cover preserved (Charles Meunier). First edition, decorated with 19 gypsographs in colour by Pierre Roche, including 2 for the cover. This sculptor was the inventor of the relief-modelled printmaking process, of which this work is the very first example. Limited edition of 130 numbered copies on vellum paper. A nominative copy printed for Adrien Lachenal (No. 55), mounted on mitre boards. A very fine copy of this rare and curious work celebrating the American dancer Loïe Fuller, "one of the most singular oddities of Art Nouveau" (Söderberg, quoted by Osterwalder). Spine oiled and rubbed, a few tears and scuffing to boards. Provenance: Adrien Lachenal (nominative copy; engraved bookplate). Bibliography: Carteret, Illustrés, IV, p. 345. Monod, n° 9813. Osterwalder, Dictionnaire des illustrateurs, p. 987.