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VERNE, Jules.
Le Testament d'un Excentrique.
Paris, Hetzel, [1899].
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300 €
This work is an adventure novel, where chance is king. A very rich American, named William J. Hypperbone, decides after his death to bequeath his immense fortune to six residents of Chicago, chosen at random. But to “win” the fortune, they will have to play a life-size game of goose taking place in the different states of the United States. Beautiful first illustrated edition, in double volume. And first box called "golden globe" type 3 of this title, with the back to the lighthouse. Good condition of the out-of-text, black and white leaflets of the "Noble game of the United States of America" called the goose game and the card of the "United States of America".
VERNE, Jules.
Une Ville Flottante suivi de Les Forçeurs de Blocus
Aventures de Trois Russes et de Trois Anglais dans l'Afrique Australe.
Paris, Bibliothèque d'Éducation et de Récréation, J. Hetzel et Cie, [1884-1889].
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270 €
A Floating City refers to the immense ship "Great Eastern" crossing the Atlantic between Liverpool and New York. In this novel, Jules Verne draws inspiration from his own experience, having himself made this crossing on the real British "SS Great Eastern", then the largest and largest transatlantic liner of the time. This ship, where thousands of people and the crew live together, forms a micro society and therefore a real “floating city”. An adventure novel follows. Three Russian scientists (Mathieu Strux, Nicolas Palander, Michel Zorn) and three English scientists (Colonel Everest, Sir John Murray, William Emery), are responsible for working together, and have the mission of measuring a meridian arc. Against this scientific background, a friendship and an infriendship are created. The whole thing was complicated by the start of the Crimean War (1853-1856), which pitted Russia against an Ottoman, French, English and Sardinian coalition.
VERNE, Jules.
Sans dessus dessous / Chemin de France.
Paris, Hetzel, [1889].
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250 €
The story takes place in the near future, where the world is dominated by science and technology. A group of scientists and gunsmiths, led by Michel Ardan, decide to move the Earth on its axis by firing a cannon so gigantic that the tilt of the globe will vary enough to expose the Arctic ice floes to the sun. The idea is to be able to exploit the coal mines which are supposed to be present in the subsoil of the North Pole. The project is ambitious and risky, but Ardan is convinced that it is feasible.
VERNE, Jules.
Le Tour du Monde en quatre-vingts Jours.
Le Docteur Ox,
suivis de Maître Zacharius, Un hivernage dans les glaces, Un drame dans les airs et Ascension française au Mont Blanc.
Paris, Bibliothèque d'Éducation et de Récréation, J. Hetzel et Cie, [1884].
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200 €
This work brings together the famous adventures of Phileas Fogg around the world and the short story Doctor Ox. This short story full of humor, where the author tells the story of the life of a peaceful village in Flanders, which will be disturbed by the invention of Doctor Ox and his assistant Ygene. A fun little allusion, the combination of the two names forms the word “oxygen”. These two titles are followed by four short stories.
GALLAND, Antoine.
Les Milles et une Nuits.
Paris, Furne et Cie, 1837.
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180 €
Good copy.
VERNE, Jules.
Les Indes noires (Le Chancellor / Martin Paz).
Paris, Hetzel, [1877-1878].
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150 €
Adventure novel by Jules Verne, published in 1877. It tells the story of a group of men who find themselves stranded in a coal mine in Scotland.
VERNE, Jules.
Le Pays des Fourrures.
Paris, Hetzel, [1875-1878].
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Adventure novel by Jules Verne, published in 1873. It tells the story of a group of English explorers who find themselves stranded on a floating ice island in the Canadian Far North.
VERNE, Jules.
Un Capitaine de Quinze Ans.
Paris, Bibliothèque d'Éducation et de Récréation, J. Hetzel et Cie, [1880].
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120 €
First illustrated edition and the first ttitle with this cartonnage.
[RECUEIL].
Les Récréations de la toilette. Histoires, anecdotes, avantures amusantes & intéressantes, pour servir d'amusemens aux jeunes dames.
Paris, s.n., 1775.
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250 €
First edition.
Collection of short stories which is part of the crucible of the sentimental novel, identified by Clapp as such in his short bibliography of the novel in the eighteenth century.
VERNE, Jules.
Une Ville flottante - Les Forceurs de blocus.
Paris, J. Hetzel et Cie / Girard & Boitte, [1886].
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Around 1886, Hetzel sold part of its stocks of printed sheets, corresponding to three titles to sellers Girard and Boitte. The latter then reused the plate from the “shell” cartons while affixing their trademark on the cover in the cartouche at the bottom.
COCTEAU, Jean.
Essai de critique indirecte.
Paris, Grasset, 1932.
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120 €
First collective edition, partly original, illustrated on the frontispiece with a black reproduction of a de Chirico painting from the author's collection.
Edition reimposed on paper in-4 Teillère, one of 72 copies on vellum paper, ours n°55.
MAURIAC, François.
Trois récits.
Paris, Grasset, 1929.
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70 €
First joint edition of these three short stories by Mauriac: Un homme de lettres, Coups de couteau, Le Démon de la connaissance
Edition reimposed on paper in-4 Teillère, one of 180 copies on Arches vellum, ours n°29.
D'ALEMBERT, Jean Le Rond.
Mélanges de littérature, d'histoire et de philosophie.
Amsterdam, Zacharie Chatelain et fils, 1773.
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300 €
New edition.
Compilation of D'Alembert's text begun in the midst of the Encyclopédie crisis and during the years when its publication was banned. He constantly refers to it and publishes some of the articles there. D'Alembert also fuels, through these texts, the controversy with Rousseau on the status of Literature.
LOUISY, Paul.
Le Livre et les arts qui s'y rattachent depuis les origines jusqu'à la fin du XVIIIème siècle.
Paris, Firmin-Didot et Cie, 1886.
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60 €
First edition.
Good copy.
VERNE, Jules.
Le Volcan d'or.
Paris, Collection Hetzel, [v. 1906].
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400 €
First illustrated 8vo edition.
The Golden Volcano, a posthumous novel, takes place during the Klondike Gold Rush.
[MIRABAUD, Jean-Baptiste].
Le Monde, son origine, et son antiquité. De l'âme et de son immortalité.
Londres [Paris], [Briasson], 1751.
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250 €
First edition.
Numerous pencil notes.
PROUST, Marcel.
Oeuvres complètes.
Paris, NRF, 1929-1936.
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1200 €
First complete edition of the works of Marcel Proust.
This edition by the NRF was an opportunity to bring together all the works of Marcel and to propose a first revision of the text with the collaboration of Robert Proust. It is also this edition which fixes the so-called "canonical" volume number of the Recherche.
The first fifteen volumes are devoted to the "A la Recherche du temps perdu", then come "Pastiches et mélanges", "Les Plaisirs et les Jours" and "Chroniques".
Numbered copies on Bruges rag paper with sheaf watermark.
Beautiful decorative set.
RENAN, Ernest.
Le Broyeur de lin.
Paris, L. Carteret et Cie, 1901.
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300 €
Edition illustrated with 27 etchings by Edmond Rudaux (1840-1908).
One of the thirty copies of the leading edition on Japan paper with the etchings in 3 states (pure etchings, before the letter and after the letter).
Our copy numbered 24.
The first part of Renan's childhood memories, the Broyeur de lin tells the love story between a girl and a priest, which has given rise to many exegeses.
D'IVOI, Paul.
Miss Mousqueterr.
Paris, Ancienne librairie Furne Boivin & Cie, [v. 1907}.
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100 €
Novel published in the Voyages excentriques collection.
Book illustrated with 95 engravings in the text, 12 large full-page compositions and 8 compositions drawn in color from the drawings of Louis Bombled.
OVIDE || BAYEUX.
Traduction des fastes d'Ovide.
Rouen, Boucher le jeune, 1783-1788.
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200 €
First edition of the translation in french by Bayeux.
BITAUBE, Paul Jérémie.
Oeuvres complètes de P.J. Bitaubé.
Paris, Dentu, 1804.
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250 €
Bitaubé (1732-1808) Calvinist pastor, writer and Prussian translator of French origin is mainly known for his translations of Homer which earned him great fame at the end of the 18th century.
These complete works are composed as follows:
-Volumes I to III: The Iliad
- Volumes IV to VI: The Odyssey
- Volume VII: Joseph
- Volume VIII: The Bataves
- Volume IX: Hermann and Dorothée, translation from Goethe.
MIRABEAU, Honoré Gabriel Riqueti.
Nouvelles de Jean Boccace.
Paris, L. Duprat, 1802.
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150 €
First edition of this free translation of Boccaccio's Decameron .
The title page mentions Mirabeau but this translation is probably apocryphal.
The book highlights the borrowings that La Fontaine made from Boccaccio for his tales.
VERNE, Jules.
Le Tour du Monde en quatre-vingts Jours.
Le Docteur Ox,
suivis de Maître Zacharius, Un hivernage dans les glaces, Un drame dans les airs et Ascension française au Mont Blanc.
Paris, Bibliothèque d'Éducation et de Récréation, J. Hetzel et Cie, [1910-1914].
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250 €
A very good copy.
ROCHER, Edmond.
Le Roman de la fleur.
Paris, Maurice Dormann, 1912.
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150 €
First edition.
Beautiful print on good quality glossy wove paper.
Edmond Rocher is a painter and poster designer whose work is typical of the art nouveau of the Belle Epoque, he exhibited in particular at the Salon des cent.
He offers here an "Illustrated Floral Monograph" his favorite theme. The cover announces 60 pen and ink compositions in the text to which is added the portrait of the artist and 1 lithograph out of text. Our copy peppered with a second lithograph (cropped signature).
Large handwritten dedication from Edmond Rocher to the photographer Chabrier.
POE, Edgar || MALLARME, Stephane || DARAGNES, Jean Gabriel.
Poèmes d'Edgar Poe.
Paris, Editions textes prétextes, 1949.
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300 €
First edition of illustrations.
Poems by Poe translated by Mallarmé and illustrated by Daragnès with 11 mezzotint engravings.
One of the 200 copies on Rives, ours n° 163.
NERVAL, Gérard de || MOREAU, Luc Albert.
Les Chimères.
Paris, Pour les Amis de Poésie, 1944.
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300 €
First edition of illustrations.
28 lithographs in black by Luc-Albert Moreau (1882-1948) painter and illustrator friend of Colette, Daragnès and Ravel.
One of the 175 copies on Vélin blanc du marais, ours n°75.
CARCO, Francis || DIGNIMONT, André.
Dignimont.
Monte Carlo, André Sauret, 1946.
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250 €
First edition.
Monograph devoted by Francis Carco to the work of his friend André Dignimont.
One of the 385 numbered copies on Vélin de Rives, ours n° 331 containing in frontispiece a lithograph signed and numbered by the artist and theset of the 41 reproductions drawing from the work of Dignimont.
MAURRAS, Charles || JOSSO, Camille-Paul.
Anthinéa, d'Athènes à Florence.
Paris, Aux dépens de l'artiste (presses Daragnès), 1955.
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250 €
First edition of illustrations.
Book printed on Daragnès presses in 200 copies decorated with 29 chisel engravings by Camille Paul Josso (1902-1986) orientalist painter, two of which are double-paged.
Unnumbered copy printed for the playwright Marc-Gilbert Sauvajon.
Accompanied by the presentation folder of the edition with a sample of the text and engravings.
DOSTOIEVSKI, Fedor || GRAU SALA, Emilio.
Le Joueur.
Paris, Fernand Hazan, 1947.
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250 €
Emilio Grau Sala (1911-1975) is a remarkable colorist (oil and water paints, pastels) and illustrator, he was a member of Maurice Boitel's group.
Copy n ° 6 of the 125 printed on Vélin Johannot with the continuation of the illustrations.
LEMERCIER, Népomucène-Louis.
Cours analytique de littérature générale, tel qu'il a été professé à l'Athénée de Paris.
Paris, Nepveu, 1817.
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