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réf. 1286petit in 8 broché,faux-titre,titre,88 pages,éditions de minuit 1964 édition originale numérotée sur vélin alfa mousse navarre,très bon état
réf. 1396Paris, Calmann-Lévy, 1927 14 x 20, 326 pp., non coupé, broché, très bon état
1962réf. 006456Cannes Galerie Madoura 1962 In-4 agrafé, couverture illustrée Edition originale
1847réf. 006863Paris Société Encyclographique acquis par Victor Masson 1847 Fort in-4 Broché Edition originale
1834réf. 250961834 Planche 376 de La Caricature N° 178.La Caricature, 3 avril 1834. Lithographie originale sur Velin blanc. . Delteil 77. épreuve en noir ,fente sans manque (restaurable) en marge et sur 1 cm dans la planche; lithographie en noir sur velin blanc pli vertical,bon tirage bien noir - Delteil 77 ,
1644réf. 41901Moulins, Petrus Vernoy, 1644. 32 Bll., 272 S. Kl.-8vo. Spät. Kart. mit durchgezog. Bünd.
réf. 4924Paris, Roger Dacosta, 1978 17 x 25, 392 pp., nombreuses illustrations, cartonnage + jaquette, bon état
réf. APJ-1
1896réf. 2783Paris, Edouard Pelletan, 1896 ; in-4, en feuillets sous chemise-étui miel, pièce de titre rouge au dos de la chemise, étui muet ; (4) ff. (2 bl., faux-titre, titre), 195 pp., (4) ff. (2 ff. de table, justification, bl.) ; 62 bois gravés en noir + suites ; couverture blanche à rabats illustrée en couleurs.
1924réf. 65442(Leipzig, E A. Seemann, 1924). 10 Bll., 3 Faksimile-Dokumente (11 Bll. unterschiedl. Formats), 2 Bll. Mit 5 Illustr. Folio (ca. 37 x 23,5 cm). OHPgt. mit farb. illustr. VDeckel-Titel.
réf. ST17767BEGermany second quarter of ninth century. Each leaf approximately 305 x 205 mm 12 x 8". Single column 29-30 lines in a large and extremely legible Caroline minuscule. Rubrics in red each leaf with one or more large initials in red. Text with a few contemporary corrections and erasures. Accompanied by a copy of a letter from Bernhard Bischoff dating the manuscript leaves. ◆Vellum a little toned and soiled one leaf with an old repair to the bottom third of the outer margin minor folds small stains and other trivial imperfections but IN EXTREMELY FINE CONDITION the lettering clear and legible the vellum in excellent shape and the margins surprisingly comfortable. These are nothing short of magnificent specimens and remarkable survivals with wide borders all around with entirely clear and distinct script with only minimal overall dust soiling and with strength and freshness to the vellum; the leaves present a powerful redolence of a time as far in the past as one could optimistically hope to encounter among Western manuscript artifacts in the marketplace. The script here is an outstanding example of the highly legible Caroline minuscule that dominated Europe in the ninth century characterized by clear letter forms ample spacing between letters and between lines and very few abbreviations the most common occurrence being "&" for "et" occurring anywhere in a word. The parent manuscript was almost certainly a Homiliary containing sermons by various Christian authors to be said throughout the year with the present leaves containing passages from part of Leo I Sermo XCV and parts of a tractatus on Luke by Ambrose as well as other lections readings for the Vigil of the Feast of St Peter and the Feast of the Octave of Pentecost and the opening of a sermon of Leo I for Feria IV mensis IV; four other sister leaves are known and contain additional passages from Leo I and Ambrose as well as Pope Gregory I and readings for various feast days. The presence of these texts suggest that the leaves might have come from a Homiliary originally composed by Paul the Deacon at the behest of Charlemagne a version that was widely circulated throughout the Carolingian Empire in the eighth and ninth centuries. Although the scriptorium in which these leaves were produced has yet to be determined we can say with confidence that they date to the second quarter of the ninth century due to the style of the script as stated in the accompanying letter by esteemed paleographer Bernard Bischoff. Much of their history over the last 12 centuries remains a mystery but we do know that three of the extant leaves were in the possession of dealer Bruce Ferrini by 1989 with his stock number beginning "VM" and two bear the stock numbers and price codes of Quaritch. All were acquired by Martin Schøyen and became part of the renowned Schøyen collection MS 587. Very early leaves such as these often survive only because they come from manuscripts that were dismembered with the leaves then being reused as binding scrap; when later recovered they are typically in lamentable condition. The present leaves by contrast met no such fate--they have always been intact and untouched by the binder and so show none of the staining and trimming that are almost always present with repurposed leaves from demolished manuscripts. This notably fine state of preservation is rarely seen on the market. As a consequence these specimens are not only among the earliest leaves we have ever offered for sale but also some of the most extraordinary survivals we have ever acquired. We have bought and sold only a handful of ninth century leaves in our 45 years in business; in the present case because we were extremely lucky to acquire a small collection of six leaves from a single source we are able to offer them here at an advantageous price point. unknown books
réf. ST17767BEGermany second quarter of ninth century. Each leaf approximately 305 x 205 mm 12 x 8". Single column 29-30 lines in a large and extremely legible Caroline minuscule. Rubrics in red each leaf with one or more large initials in red. Text with a few contemporary corrections and erasures. Accompanied by a copy of a letter from Bernhard Bischoff dating the manuscript leaves. ◆Vellum a little toned and soiled one leaf with an old repair to the bottom third of the outer margin minor folds small stains and other trivial imperfections but IN EXTREMELY FINE CONDITION the lettering clear and legible the vellum in excellent shape and the margins surprisingly comfortable. These are nothing short of magnificent specimens and remarkable survivals with wide borders all around with entirely clear and distinct script with only minimal overall dust soiling and with strength and freshness to the vellum; the leaves present a powerful redolence of a time as far in the past as one could optimistically hope to encounter among Western manuscript artifacts in the marketplace. The script here is an outstanding example of the highly legible Caroline minuscule that dominated Europe in the ninth century characterized by clear letter forms ample spacing between letters and between lines and very few abbreviations the most common occurrence being "&" for "et" occurring anywhere in a word. The parent manuscript was almost certainly a Homiliary containing sermons by various Christian authors to be said throughout the year with the present leaves containing passages from part of Leo I Sermo XCV and parts of a tractatus on Luke by Ambrose as well as other lections readings for the Vigil of the Feast of St Peter and the Feast of the Octave of Pentecost and the opening of a sermon of Leo I for Feria IV mensis IV; four other sister leaves are known and contain additional passages from Leo I and Ambrose as well as Pope Gregory I and readings for various feast days. The presence of these texts suggest that the leaves might have come from a Homiliary originally composed by Paul the Deacon at the behest of Charlemagne a version that was widely circulated throughout the Carolingian Empire in the eighth and ninth centuries. Although the scriptorium in which these leaves were produced has yet to be determined we can say with confidence that they date to the second quarter of the ninth century due to the style of the script as stated in the accompanying letter by esteemed paleographer Bernard Bischoff. Much of their history over the last 12 centuries remains a mystery but we do know that three of the extant leaves were in the possession of dealer Bruce Ferrini by 1989 with his stock number beginning "VM" and two bear the stock numbers and price codes of Quaritch. All were acquired by Martin Schøyen and became part of the renowned Schøyen collection MS 587. Very early leaves such as these often survive only because they come from manuscripts that were dismembered with the leaves then being reused as binding scrap; when later recovered they are typically in lamentable condition. The present leaves by contrast met no such fate--they have always been intact and untouched by the binder and so show none of the staining and trimming that are almost always present with repurposed leaves from demolished manuscripts. This notably fine state of preservation is rarely seen on the market. As a consequence these specimens are not only among the earliest leaves we have ever offered for sale but also some of the most extraordinary survivals we have ever acquired. We have bought and sold only a handful of ninth century leaves in our 45 years in business; in the present case because we were extremely lucky to acquire a small collection of six leaves from a single source we are able to offer them here at an advantageous price point. unknown
réf. 25208La Caricature morale, religieuse, littéraire et scénique,Planche HT parue dans volume 4, 14 juin 1832 (Planche n°170) Hauteur : 27 cmx Largeur : 35.6 cm - Titre en bas au centre : « PERE-SCIE. » ; indications, en ht au centre : « La Caricature (Journal) // (N°85.) », en ht à dte : « Pl. 170. »Inscription - Dans la lettre : « Lith. de Becquet, rue Childebert N°9. » [imprimeur], « On s’abonne chez Aubert, galerie véro dodat. » [éditeur] ; dans l’image, en bas à gche, signature : « AB. » [Auguste Bouquet, dessinateur]Inscription - Sur la première page des journaux, le nom : « LA CARICATURE. » ; sur la tranche d’une des liasses : « CH. PHILIPON. » ; sur la table du fond, des liasses d’autres journaux d’opposition victimes de la censure : la « TRIBUNE », notamment, et le nom de « BASCANS » (le journaliste Bascans, qui a collaboré à la Tribune, au National et à la Revue républicaine, fut condamné à plusieurs mois de prison)Description iconographique: Persil représenté de profil, en train d’essayer de découper avec son nez immense en forme de scie un personnage (sans doute Charles Philipon. A moins qu’il ne s’agisse de Daumier ?) en le tenant fermement immobile avec ses mains et son genou droit. Les poignets du personnage sont attachés par un lien. Il est allongé sur une pile de journaux qui sont des exemplaires de La Caricature. On reconnaît, sur certaines couvertures, des attributs caricaturaux du régime de Juillet : la poire par Philipon (pour railler Louis-Philippe), la seringue à clystère (pour railler l’usage de lances à incendie par Lobau pour réprimer une manifestation en 1831), un bonnet (portrait du juste-milieu). Dénonciation de l’entrave à la liberté d’expression. C’est Persil, représenté en habit de magistrat, qui est particulièrement visé, en regard de tous les procès intentés et saisies opérées à "La Caricature" et aux autres journaux de l’opposition.Personne / Personnage représenté: Persil, Jean-Charles
1936réf. 4364Éditions Rieder 1936 97 pages in12. 1936. broché couverture rempliée papier cristal. 97 pages.
2022réf. boz_006472Titre : Persécuté persécuteur, poèmes Édition : NRF Gallimard, Paris, 2022 Tirage : Édition originale (de la présente édition), exemplaire n 17 sur 50 sur vélin rivoli des papeteries Arjowiggins Reliure : Broché, couverture souple imprimée. Exemplaire tel que paru, avec ses marges non coupées. Dimensions : 14,5 x 21,6 cm État : Très bon état général, l'ouvrage est comme neuf. Exemplaire complet. Voir photos pour plus de détails. Nombre de pages : 81 pages
1989réf. 013155Caen L'Echoppe 1989 In-12 Broché, couverture à rabats
1932réf. 12358Lyon, Librairie Pierre Masson, 1932 ; in-4, broché ; 13, (9) pp., illustrations in-texte, 91 planches hors-texte protégées par des serpentes (dont 29 en héliogravure et 62 en phototypie) ; couverture crème rempliée, illustrée et imprimée en rouge et noir.
réf. 766Paris, Perrin, 1920 14 x 19, 219 pp., illustrations, broché, bon état (1 découpe page de garde, 1 petit manque haut de couverture)
1917réf. 013144Paris Galerie Haussmann 1917 En feuilles
1949réf. 015020Paris Gallimard NRF 1949 Demi-reliure Dédicacé par l'auteur
1945réf. 006641Paris Bruxelles A l'enseigne du cheval ailé 1945 In-12 Broché Edition originale Dédicacé par l'auteur
1929réf. 012907Paris Cahiers d'art 1929 In-4 Broché, couverture rempliée>
1959réf. boz_006667Paul Claudel - Oeuvres Complètes, Tome 16 - EO 1/50 sur vélin d'Arches - 1959 Auteur : Paul Claudel Titre : Œuvres complètes, Tomes 15 (Positions et Propositions) et 16 (Conversations dans le Loir-et-Cher, Contacts et Circonstances) Édition : Librairie Gallimard (nrf), Paris, 1959 Tirage : Tome 15 : n 1473, l'un des 1000 exemplaires sur vergé des papeteries Navarre de Voiron. ; Tome 16 : Exemplaire n 27, un des 50 exemplaires numérotés de 1 à 50 sur vélin d'Arches (tirage de tête) Illustrations : Tome 15 : Photographie de Paul Claudel en 1923, 1, N&B. ; Tome 16 : Camille Claudel (buste de l'auteur à 30 ans reproduit en frontispice), 1, N&B Reliure : Volumes brochés sous couverture imprimée. Exemplaires tel que paru, avec leurs marges non coupées et non rognées. Dimensions : 14,6 x 22,8 cm État : Complet, bel état de conservation. Tome 15 très frais. Pour le tome 16, il y a quelques traces sur la page du titre et une présence d'une trace d'ombrage due à une coupure de journal. Voir photos pour plus de détails. Nombre de pages : Tome 15 : 326 pages ; Tome 16 : 444 pages
1955réf. boz_001570PAUL BOWLES - Après toi le déluge - EO 1/66 Vélin Seul Tirage - Coll. Du Monde Entier Auteur : Paul Bowles. Traduit de l'américain par Marie Viton. Titre : Après toi le déluge (Let It Come Down) Édition : Gallimard, coll. « Du Monde Entier » (CLVII), Paris, 1955 Tirage : Édition originale de la traduction française. Un des 60 exemplaires numérotés sur vélin pur fil Lafuma-Navarre (celui-ci portant le n° 7), seul grand papier après 6 exemplaires hors commerce. Reliure : Volume broché, sous couverture souple d'éditeur de couleur gris-bleu. Dos lisse avec titre et auteur en rouge et noir. Exemplaire à marges non coupées. Dimensions : 14,4 x 20,7 cm État : Exemplaire en très bel état. Intérieur très frais, marges non coupées. Dos légèrement insolé. Annotation au crayon sur la page de garde. Voir photos pour plus de détails. Nombre de pages : 312 pages.
1956réf. 009289Paris Glm 1956 In-8 Broché, couverture à rabats
