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STERNE, Laurence || JOHANNOT, Tony.

Voyage sentimental.

Paris, Ernest Bourdin, [vers 1894].

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30 €

Edition illustrated by Tony Johannot et Jacques.

Novel by the Irish writer Laurence Sterne (1713-1768), first published in 1768.

VERLAINE, Paul.

Femmes.

[Londres], [C. Hirsch], [v. 1895].

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200 €

Second edition.
On of the 480 copies on Van Gelder paper, ours no. 130.

BOURGET, Paul.

Une Idylle tragique (moeurs cosmopolites).

Paris, Alphonse Lemerre, 1896.

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50 €

First edition.

TOUDOUZE, Gustave.

La Vengeance des Peaux-de-Bique.

Paris, Hachette et Cie, 1896.

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First edition.
100 luxury copies have been published on China paper.
Our copy is one of the first 50 copies (n°28), with all the engravings expected (n°28).

The illustrations of this book were realized by Julien Le Blant (1851-1936), who was a French painter specialized on the War in the Vendée, in France, at the end of the eighteenth century.

Fine copy.

VERLAINE, Paul.

Invectives.

Paris, Léon Vanier, 1896.

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350 €

First edition.
A collection of poems published the year of the poet's death. In it, Verlaine violently attacks a group of personalities with whom he had come into conflict.

ROSTAND, Edmond || MUCHA, Alfons.

La Samaritaine. Evangile en trois tableaux en vers.

Paris, Charpentier et Fasquelle, 1897.

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300 €

First edition.
Piece designed at the request of Sarah Bernhardt, the author's friend. The cover features an illustration by Alfons Mucha.

BOURGET, Paul.

Voyageuses.

Paris, Alphonse Lemerre, 1897.

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35 €

First edition.

BERGERET, Gaston || HENRIOT.

Les Evénements de Pontax.

Paris, Librairie Conquet-Carteret, 1899.

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450 €

First edition.
Illustrations, “handwriting and watercolors” by Henri Maigrot aka Henriot.

One of the 175 copies on marsh vellum, ours n°155.

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.

Seconde patrie.

Paris, J. Hetzel et Cie, [1900].

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180 €

First illustrated edition.

GAUTIER, Theophile.

Le Pavillon sur l'eau.

Paris, Ferroud, 1900.

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500 €

The color compositions are by Henri Caruchet and the preface to this tale by Gautier is given by Camille Mauclair.

Our copy on Japanese paper, gift from the editor to "Madame Torchou".

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.

MAILLARD, Firmin.

Le Requiem des Gens de Lettres. Comment meurent ceux qui vivent du livre.

Paris, Henri Daragon, 1901.

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120 €

First edition.
Copy n°59/350 on alfa paper.

SAMAIN, Albert.

Le Chariot d'Or.

Paris, Mercure de France, 1901.

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100 €

First edition.
Albert Samain is one of the most famous French poets at the end of the 19th century.
Regular print n°284.

FALLOUX, Alfred, Comte de.

Lettres de Madame de Swetchine.

Paris, Furne et Cie, 1901.

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30 €

FRANCE, Anatole.

Madame de Luzy.

Paris, A. Ferroud, 1902.

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100 €

First edition.
Beautiful edition illustrated with ten compositions by Lalauze
One of the 200 copies on Arches vellum paper, ours n°345.

EUDEL, Paul.

Théatre.

Paris, Librairie Molière, 1903.

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900 €

First edition.
Collector and art critic, Eudel presents us with a collection of plays through which he makes a brief foray into the theater.
Unique copy, the only one printed in Japan.
Splendid personal copy of the author linked to his arms.

[DOUCET, Jérôme] DICKENS, Charles.

Monsieur Minns, Horace Sparkins.

Paris, Le Livre et L'Estampe, 1903.

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350 €

Adaptation of the work of Dickens by Jérôme Doucet under the pseudonym of F. de Montfrileux.
Stencil illustrated by Harry Elliot.
One of the 240 copies on Arches paper, ours n°277.

LAGORCE, Henry.

De La Rémunération des artistes.

Laval, Léon Barnéoud, 1903.

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250 €

First edition.
Doctoral thesis in theatrical law on the subject of the remuneration of artists.
Presentation copy.

VERNE, Jules.

Kéraban le Têtu.

Paris, J. Hetzel et Cie, [1903].

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400 €

Rare cloth on this title.

SAINT-GEORGES de BOUHELIER [LEPELLETIER de BOUHELIER, Stéphane-Georges, dit].

Julia ou ses relations amoureuses.

Paris, Eugène-Fasquelle, 1903.

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50 €

First edition.
Presentation copy to Mr. Paul-Boncour.

MAUREL, André.

Le Vieillard et les deux Suzannes.

Paris, Calmann-Lévy, [1904].

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50 €

First edition.
Presentation copy to Mr. Paul-Boncour.

MIELVAQUE, Marcel.

La vertu du sol.

Paris, Plon-Nourrit, [1904].

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50 €

First edition.
Presentation copy to Mr. Paul-Boncour.

BAILLY, Louis.

Les dragées du diable.

Paris, Boivin & Cie, [1904].

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25 €

Fine illustrations.

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.

HERMANT, Abel.

Monsieur de Courpière marié.

Paris, Ernest Flammarion, [1906].

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250 €

Second edition.

One of 10 copies on Holland paper, ours n°9.

Presentation copy to Henri de Baubigny.

VERNE, Jules.

Le Volcan d'or.

Paris, Collection Hetzel, [1906].

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600 €

First illustrated 8vo edition.
The Golden Volcano, a posthumous novel, takes place during the Klondike Gold Rush.

RÉVAL, Gabrielle.

Le Ruban de Vénus.

Paris, C. Lévy, 1906.

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150 €

First edition.
Copy with autograph dedication of the author to Mr. Paul-Boncour.
Gabrielle Réval was the literary pseudonym of Gabrielle Logerot, French novelist.

TAINE, Hippolyte.

Histoire de la littérature anglaise, tome cinquième et complémentaire : les Contemporains.

Paris, Hachette et Cie, 1906.

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30 €

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.

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Litterature

STERNE, Laurence || JOHANNOT, Tony.

Voyage sentimental.

Edition illustrated by Tony Johannot et Jacques. Novel by the Irish writer Laurence Sterne (1713-1768), first published in 1768.

VERLAINE, Paul.

Femmes.

Second edition. On of the 480 copies on Van Gelder paper, ours no. 130.

BOURGET, Paul.

Une Idylle tragique (moeurs cosmopolites).

First edition.

TOUDOUZE, Gustave.

La Vengeance des Peaux-de-Bique.

VERLAINE, Paul.

Invectives.

First edition.A collection of poems published the year of the poet's death. In it, Verlaine violently attacks a group of personalities with whom he had come into conflict.

ROSTAND, Edmond || MUCHA, Alfons.

La Samaritaine. Evangile en trois tableaux en vers.

First edition.Piece designed at the request of Sarah Bernhardt, the author's friend. The cover features an illustration by Alfons Mucha.

BOURGET, Paul.

Voyageuses.

First edition.

BERGERET, Gaston || HENRIOT.

Les Evénements de Pontax.

First edition. Illustrations, “handwriting and watercolors” by Henri Maigrot aka Henriot. One of the 175 copies on marsh vellum, ours n°155.

VERNE, Jules.

Le Testament d'un Excentrique.

VERNE, Jules.

Seconde patrie.

First illustrated edition.

GAUTIER, Theophile.

Le Pavillon sur l'eau.

The color compositions are by Henri Caruchet and the preface to this tale by Gautier is given by Camille Mauclair. Our copy on Japanese paper, gift from the editor to "Madame Torchou".

RENAN, Ernest.

Le Broyeur de lin.

MAILLARD, Firmin.

Le Requiem des Gens de Lettres. Comment meurent ceux qui vivent du livre.

First edition.Copy n°59/350 on alfa paper.

SAMAIN, Albert.

Le Chariot d'Or.

First edition.Albert Samain is one of the most famous French poets at the end of the 19th century.Regular print n°284.

FALLOUX, Alfred, Comte de.

Lettres de Madame de Swetchine.

FRANCE, Anatole.

Madame de Luzy.

First edition.Beautiful edition illustrated with ten compositions by Lalauze One of the 200 copies on Arches vellum paper, ours n°345.

EUDEL, Paul.

Théatre.

First edition.Collector and art critic, Eudel presents us with a collection of plays through which he makes a brief foray into the theater.Unique copy, the only one printed in Japan. Splendid personal copy of the author linked to his arms.

[DOUCET, Jérôme] DICKENS, Charles.

Monsieur Minns, Horace Sparkins.

Adaptation of the work of Dickens by Jérôme Doucet under the pseudonym of F. de Montfrileux. Stencil illustrated by Harry Elliot. One of the 240 copies on Arches paper, ours n°277.

LAGORCE, Henry.

De La Rémunération des artistes.

First edition.Doctoral thesis in theatrical law on the subject of the remuneration of artists.Presentation copy.

VERNE, Jules.

Kéraban le Têtu.

Rare cloth on this title.

SAINT-GEORGES de BOUHELIER [LEPELLETIER de BOUHELIER, Stéphane-Georges, dit].

Julia ou ses relations amoureuses.

First edition. Presentation copy to Mr. Paul-Boncour.

MAUREL, André.

Le Vieillard et les deux Suzannes.

First edition. Presentation copy to Mr. Paul-Boncour.

MIELVAQUE, Marcel.

La vertu du sol.

First edition. Presentation copy to Mr. Paul-Boncour.

BAILLY, Louis.

Les dragées du diable.

Fine illustrations.

VERNE, Jules.

Le Volcan d'or.

First illustrated 8vo edition. The Golden Volcano, a posthumous novel, takes place during the Klondike Gold Rush.

HERMANT, Abel.

Monsieur de Courpière marié.

Second edition.One of 10 copies on Holland paper, ours n°9.Presentation copy to Henri de Baubigny.

VERNE, Jules.

Le Volcan d'or.

First illustrated 8vo edition. The Golden Volcano, a posthumous novel, takes place during the Klondike Gold Rush.

RÉVAL, Gabrielle.

Le Ruban de Vénus.

Edition illustrated by Tony Johannot et Jacques.

Novel by the Irish writer Laurence Sterne (1713-1768), first published in 1768.

Second edition.
On of the 480 copies on Van Gelder paper, ours no. 130.

First edition.
A collection of poems published the year of the poet's death. In it, Verlaine violently attacks a group of personalities with whom he had come into conflict.

First edition.
Piece designed at the request of Sarah Bernhardt, the author's friend. The cover features an illustration by Alfons Mucha.

First edition.
Illustrations, “handwriting and watercolors” by Henri Maigrot aka Henriot.

One of the 175 copies on marsh vellum, ours n°155.

The color compositions are by Henri Caruchet and the preface to this tale by Gautier is given by Camille Mauclair.

Our copy on Japanese paper, gift from the editor to "Madame Torchou".

First edition.
Copy n°59/350 on alfa paper.

First edition.
Albert Samain is one of the most famous French poets at the end of the 19th century.
Regular print n°284.

First edition.
Beautiful edition illustrated with ten compositions by Lalauze
One of the 200 copies on Arches vellum paper, ours n°345.

First edition.
Collector and art critic, Eudel presents us with a collection of plays through which he makes a brief foray into the theater.
Unique copy, the only one printed in Japan.
Splendid personal copy of the author linked to his arms.

Adaptation of the work of Dickens by Jérôme Doucet under the pseudonym of F. de Montfrileux.
Stencil illustrated by Harry Elliot.
One of the 240 copies on Arches paper, ours n°277.

First edition.
Doctoral thesis in theatrical law on the subject of the remuneration of artists.
Presentation copy.

First edition.
Presentation copy to Mr. Paul-Boncour.

First edition.
Presentation copy to Mr. Paul-Boncour.

First edition.
Presentation copy to Mr. Paul-Boncour.

First illustrated 8vo edition.
The Golden Volcano, a posthumous novel, takes place during the Klondike Gold Rush.

Second edition.

One of 10 copies on Holland paper, ours n°9.

Presentation copy to Henri de Baubigny.

First illustrated 8vo edition.
The Golden Volcano, a posthumous novel, takes place during the Klondike Gold Rush.

First edition.
Copy with autograph dedication of the author to Mr. Paul-Boncour.
Gabrielle Réval was the literary pseudonym of Gabrielle Logerot, French novelist.

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.