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1948ref. 000014927New York: Alfred A. Knopf 1948. First American edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo. 5 v 3 3-278 2 pp. Black cloth with the Grim Reaper stamped in blind on the front board gold lettering and decorations on the spine; purple topstain. Price of $3.95 on the front flap of the jacket the original dust jacket price was $3.00. Jacket design by Jean Carlu. With a few in-text designs. Translated from the French by Stuart Gilbert. The story of a cordon sanitaire in an Algerian city Camus' novel focuses on characters in lockdown as an epidemic rages in their city. The Plague is widely regarded as a classic existensialist novel and as one of the most important French novels of the twentieth century. Light wear to the boards' edges and a faint corner crease to a few leaves; traces of edge wear to the jacket and a little dampspot on the jacket's reverse. Alfred A. Knopf hardcover
1993ref. BN334787Slovenský spisovatel 1993. 1993. Mýtus o Sizyfovi. Pád. Caligula. Mýtus o Sizyfovi. Pád. Caligula. Albert Camus Slovenský spisovatel unknown
1993ref. BN542408Rowohlt Taschenbuch 1993. 1993. Der Fremde / Die Pest rororo / Rowohlts Rotations Romane Der Fremde / Die Pest rororo / Rowohlts Rotations Romane Goyert Georg Georg Brenner Hans Albert Camus u. a. Rowohlt Taschenbuch unknown
ref. 32092Paris Charlot 1er mai 1950. 1 vol. 165 x 255 mm de 79 p. et 2 f. Broché. . Édition originale. Texte dédié à Pierre Galindo. Un des 280 exemplaires sur vélin pur fil de Lana n° 10 - outre les 45 exemplaires sur le même papier réservés à l'auteur. . Paru chez Charlot son éditeur historique Le Minotaure est le premier des huit essais qui constitueront le recueil de L'Été. Le manuscrit princeps est daté de 1939 mais la publication a été ajournée pour de multiples raisons et il faudra attendre 1946 pour voir le texte paraître en revue grâce à Jean Amrouche l'ami kabyle d'Albert Camus installé à Tunis. Ce dernier anime depuis la fin de la guerre la revue L'Arche d'Edmond Charlot. Dans son numéro 13 de février 1946 Camus publie donc une première version de sa « plaquette sur Oran » Le Minotaure avec l'épigraphe suivante de Gide : « Je l'imaginais à la cour du roi Minos inquiet de savoir quelle sorte d'inavouable monstre peut bien être le Minotaure ; s'il est si affreux que cela ou s'il n'est pas charmant peut-être. » La version définitive en volume est prête en 1949 avec quelques corrections au texte et l'épigraphe de Gide remplacée par une autre de Hölderlin. Cette période marque la fin de la célèbre enseigne algéroise : Edmond Charlot fait faillite malgré les succès de librairie qui caractérisent sa période d'après-guerre et Le Minotaure est l'un des derniers titres de son catalogue en même temps qu'il marque la fin de la collaboration de Camus avec Charlot lequel lancera cependant une nouvelle maison d'édition à Alger Rivages. Paris, Charlot, (1er mai) 1950. 1 vol. (165 x 255 mm) de 79 p. et [2] f. Broché. unknown
ref. 39519Paris, Gallimard, 1951. In-12 (178 x 115 mm), cartonnage éditeur polychrome d’après la maquette de Mario Prassinos, 382 p., (1) f. d’achevé d’imprimer.
1950ref. 32092Dernier titre publié chez Charlot Paris, Charlot, (1er mai) 1950. 1 vol. (165 x 255 mm) de 79 p. et [2] f. Broché. Édition originale. Texte dédié à Pierre Galindo. Un des 280 exemplaires sur vélin pur fil de Lana (n° 10) - outre les 45 exemplaires sur le même papier réservés à l'auteur.
ref. 23902Paris, Claude Chappelet, 1614. In-8, [32]-698-[46] pp., parchemin souple à petits rabats, tomaison manuscrite au dos (important manques et taches à la reliure, mouillures).
1908ref. 447961908 Paris. Jacques Lechevallier. 1908. 1 volume in-4, broché. 484 pp. ; 32 planches avec feuillets d'explication en regard.
ref. 8005Paris Gallimard 25 mars 1952. 1 vol. 270 x 200 mm non paginé. Cartonnage illustré de l'éditeur. . Édition originale. . Rien d'étonnant à ce qu'Albert Camus traduise la Dernière fleur du conteur et dessinateur américain James Thurber. En effet après la parution de L'Homme révolté et la fratricide polémique qui s'en suivit avec Jean-Paul Sartre Camus est meurtri dépressif et littérairement stérile ; il lui est donc plus facile de transcrire que d'écrire. Et puis la parabole du « Mark Twain du XXe siècle » est une illustration de l'absurdité humaine : bâtisseur et destructeur l'Homme ruine inexorablement son oeuvre civilisatrice par la guerre et le ravissant livre de Thurber est livre une merveilleuse parabole. Comment l'auteur du Mythe de Sisyphe serait-il resté insensible à ce message désabusé et détaché Sans compter qu'il fait écho à son article contemporain de la déclaration de la Seconde Guerre mondiale : « Nous savons qu'à une certaine extrémité du désespoir l'indifférence surgit et avec elle le sens et le goût de la fatalité. . Tant d'efforts pour la paix tant d'espoirs mis sur l'homme tant d'années de lutte ont abouti à cet effondrement et à ce nouveau carnage! . C'est bien là peut-être l'extrémité de la révolte que de perdre sa foi dans l'humanité des hommes. Peut-être après cette guerre les arbres refleuriront encore puisque le monde finit toujours par vaincre l'histoire. Mais ce jour-là je ne sais combien d'hommes seront là pour les voir. » Le Soir républicain 17 septembre 1939. Bel exemplaire. Paris, Gallimard, (25 mars) 1952. 1 vol. (270 x 200 mm) non paginé. Cartonnage illustré de l'éditeur. unknown
1952ref. 8005Camus, les Hommes et la fraternité Paris, Gallimard, (25 mars) 1952. 1 vol. (270 x 200 mm) non paginé. Cartonnage illustré de l'éditeur. Édition originale.
1958ref. 567154Paris: Gallimard 1958. Softcover. Near Fine. First edition numbered issue. Octavo. Near fine with some toning at the top of spine and bottom of the rear edges in near fine glassine with small chip and some toning. One of the limited edition copies printed on "Lafuma-Navarre" and numbered between 51-250. This is copy 239. Gallimard unknown
1948ref. TO-2026-013Knopf 1948. First American edition later printing. Cloth. CAMUS Albert. The Plague. FIRST AMERICAN EDITION FIRST PRINTING — IN A LATER-ISSUE JACKET. New York: Alfred A. Knopf 1948. Octavo. 278 pp. Translated from the French by Stuart Gilbert. "First American Edition" stated on the copyright page with no later printings indicated. Original black cloth a blind-stamped vignette of a hooded grim reaper to the front board gilt-lettered and decorated spine top edge stained deckled fore and tail edges. Jacket design by Jean Carlu. In a later-issue dust jacket priced $3.50 unclipped: its rear flap lists The Rebel and The Myth of Sisyphus Knopf's English editions of 1954 and 1955 placing the jacket around 1955 or later wrapped on remaining first-edition stock. Book very good; jacket very good with light wear the price intact. Camus's masterpiece — the novel that made him a world figure and weighed heavily in the case for his 1957 Nobel Prize. La Peste first appeared in French from Gallimard in 1947 but Camus had been at work on it for years: his notebooks record early notes toward "the redeeming plague" in 1941 and he reworked the manuscript through the war much of it written in occupied southern France while his wife Francine was cut off from him in Algeria. He drew on the historical plague visitations at Oran and set the novel in the 1940s. SKU TO-2026-013 Knopf hardcover
1971ref. 105409Limited Editions Club 1971-01-01. Hardcover. Like New. 1971 Limited Editions Club #419 in limitation in original glassine jacket shows horizontal tears along spine and slipcase. Signed by illustrator Daniel Maffia. Looks as new and unread. d41 Please email for photos. Limited Editions Club hardcover
1971ref. 95413Brattleboro:: Limited Editions Club. Near Fine. 1971. Hardcover. B00ZGCB4JI . Translated from the French by Stuart Gilbert. Introduction by Wallace Fowlie. Author's preface. Illustrated by Daniel Maffia. Limited edition: this copy is number 1413 of 1500 copies. SIGNED by the illustrator on the limitation page. Fine in a near fine some light shelf wear slipcase. ; 181 pages; Signed by Illustrator . Limited Editions Club, hardcover
1958ref. 567154Paris: Gallimard 1958. Softcover. Near Fine. First edition numbered issue. Octavo. Near fine with some toning at the top of spine and bottom of the rear edges in near fine glassine with small chip and some toning. One of the limited edition copies printed on "Lafuma-Navarre" and numbered between 51-250. This is copy 239. Gallimard unknown books
1971ref. 95413Brattleboro:: Limited Editions Club. Near Fine. 1971. Hardcover. B00ZGCB4JI . Translated from the French by Stuart Gilbert. Introduction by Wallace Fowlie. Author's preface. Illustrated by Daniel Maffia. Limited edition: this copy is number 1413 of 1500 copies. SIGNED by the illustrator on the limitation page. Fine in a near fine some light shelf wear slipcase. ; 181 pages; Signed by Illustrator . Limited Editions Club, hardcover books
ref. #[65331]Paris Baudouin pluviose an XI 1803 122 pages attractive half leather binding gilt lettering on spine marbled boards small white stamp on bottom of spine bookplate of E. Rembry library stamp of E Bibliotheca Maj. SEM Brugen some little stains on some pages good copy. Armand-Gaston Camus 2 April 1740 - 2 November 1804 French revolutionist was a successful advocate before the French Revolution. He was the son of Pierre Camus a lawyer in the Parlement of Paris. This is the detailed report on his trip to the north of France Belgium and the Netherlands. Scarce. hardcover
1971ref. 041093New York: The Limited Editions Club 1971. 1st Limited Edition. Hardcover. As New/No Dust Jacket. small quarto. Daniel Maffia. 1st printing. An unread book in an as new condition slipcase. Number 926 of an edition limited to 1500 copies. Signed by the Illustrator to the final page. Fully bound in red Morocco. The Limited Editions Club hardcover
1948ref. 2444new york: alfred a. knopf 1948. first american edition 1948. translated from the french by stuart gilbert. jacket design by jean carlu. new york: alfred a. knopf. 5.75 x 8.75 inches. 278 pages. hardcover. bound in black blind-stamped cloth covered boards. book condition: lightest foxing to pastedowns. near fine. jacket condition: lightest shelf-wear. some fading to spine as usual. small losses to spine and rear panel. light soiling to rear panel. incision to rear flap. unclipped $3.00. very good-. alfred a. knopf unknown
1947ref. 152785Sceaux: Les Tirages à Part du Palimugre 1947. The first edition a finely printed limited edition of Albert Camus's luminous essay Prométhée aux Enfers in which the future Nobel laureate turns to the myth of Prometheus to reflect on revolt suffering and hope in the shadow of the modern age. Small octavo written in French original printed wrappers with turn-ins. One of only 285 copies this being one of the 250 printed on Vélin Blanc paper numbered 182. In near fine condition in the original glassine. Prométhée aux Enfers written in 1946 is a short lyrical essay by Albert Camus that would later be gathered into his collection L'Été. Taking the chained figure of Prometheus the Titan who stole fire from the gods for the sake of humankind as an emblem of revolt and endurance Camus meditates on what it means to keep faith with both justice and beauty in an age of catastrophe. Albert Camus one of the towering figures of twentieth-century literature and a leading voice of absurdist and existential thought was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1957 becoming one of the youngest laureates in the history of the prize. Les Tirages à Part du Palimugre unknown
1948ref. 173237New York: Knopf 1948. First Edition; Third Printing. Hardcover. Very Good in a Very Good dust jacket. Rubbing along panel edges. 1 inch open tear at top of front gutter and front flap fold. Light bumping at top of front panel. Knopf hardcover
1964ref. N2683aParis: Gallimard 1964. First Edition . Original Wrappers. Near Fine. 8vo. 350pp. First edition. One of the first 90 copies sur Hollande van Gelder this is nr. 9 of the Edition Originale. Uncut. Elegant owners ex libris. A fine copy. Gallimard unknown
1954ref. 2102080099Hamish Hamilton 1954-01-01. Hardcover. Very Good. 0x0x0. Hardcover and dust jacket. Tears to jacket. Dust jacket in protective mylar cover. Good binding and cover. Shelf wear. Owner's name John Pocock on front end page else unmarked. 273 p. 22 cm. "By one of the most profoundly influential thinkers of our century The Rebel is a classic essay on revolution. For Albert Camus the urge to revolt is one of the 'essential dimensions' of human nature manifested in man's timeless Promethean struggle against the conditions of his existence as well as the popular uprisings against established orders throughout history. And yet with an eye toward the French Revolution and its regicides and deicides he shows how inevitably the course of revolution leads to tyranny. As old regimes throughout the world collapse The Rebel resonates as an ardent eloquent and supremely rational voice of conscience for our tumultuous times. Hamish Hamilton hardcover
1955ref. 000016359New York: Alfred A. Knopf 1955. First American edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo. 6 vi 4 3-212 2 pp. Quarter navy cloth over yellow paper boards with a design in blind on the front board gold lettering on the spine. Price of $3.50 net on the front flap of the dust jacket. Jacket design by Rudolph Ruzicka. Translated from the French by Justin O'Brien. Roeming 0453. Camus' writings on the absurd the nature of fate and human happiness. A pleasing example. A bump and small tear to the front board a bump to the rear board; jacket with a tape ghost on its reverse and with a closed tear on its front panel. Alfred A. Knopf hardcover
ref. elala2728Paris: Librairie Sanard Et Derangeon 1896. First Edition. An account of the author’s travels in Greece Asia Minor and Macedonia. 4to. pp. 2 p.l. ii 313 1. with half-title. numerous text illus. few full-page. 1 coloured map. contemporary half roan spine worn in spots piece clipped from half-title label removed from front paste-down Paris: Librairie Sanard Et Derangeon, 1896 unknown
