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ref. 12427Monologues.In 12 demi-chagrin vert à nerfs, tire doré. Faux-titre, titre, 281 pages, 1 page de table, illustrations dans le texte de MOLOCH. Couverture illustrée en couleurs de MOLOCH conservée. Paris Librairie Flammarion, collection les auteurs gais, sans date. Bon exemplaire. Rare.
ref. 14493Chansonnier historique du XVIIIème siècle. Recueil CLAIRAMBAULT-MAUREPAS publié avec introduction, commentaires, notes et inde par Emile RAUNIE archiviste paléologue. 10 tomes en 10 volumes in 12 brochés, grand papier non justifié. 190x1255mm, Paris Quantin imprimeur éditeur 1879-1884. Recueil de chansons, vaudeville, sonnets, épigrammes, épitaphe et autres vers satiriques et historiques formé avec la collection de Clairambault de Maurepas et autres manuscrits inédits. Pour chaque volume, faux titre, titre. Tome 1 : CX, 156 pages, 5 portraits hors texte, gravés par ROUSSELLE, sous serpente plus table des portraits ; Tome 2 :4 portraits hors texte sous serpente ; 328 pages, plus table des portraits.1879 Tome 3 : portraits hors texte gravés par ROUSSELLE, sous serpente ; 328 pages, plus table des portraits1880. Tome 4 : 5 portraits hors texte gravés par ROUSSELLE, sous serpente ; 302 pages, plus table des portraits 1880. Tome 5 : XXX, 5 portraits hors texte gravés par ROUSSELLE, sous serpente ; 305 pages, plus table des portraits 1881. Tome 6 : 5 portraits hors texte gravés par ROUSSELLE, sous serpente ; 368 pages, plus table des portraits 1882. Tome 7 : XX, 5 portraits hors texte gravés par ROUSSELLE, sous serpente ; 373 pages, plus table des portraits 1882. Tome 8 :XXV 5 portraits hors texte gravés par ROUSSELLE, sous serpente ; 339 pages, plus table des portraits 1883.Tome 9 :XXXIX, 5 portraits hors texte gravés par ROUSSELLE, sous serpente ; 268 pages, plus table des portraits 1884. Tome X : 5 portraits hors texte gravés par ROUSSELLE, sous serpente ; 328 pages, plus table des portraits 1884. Bel ensemble.
ref. 106604Voltaire Foundation, University of Oxford, Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century (SVEC, volume 2000:01), 2000, 526 pages, broché, légers plis et marques sur les bords inférieurs de la couverture et sur la tranche inférieure sinon bon état. Contient le feuillet volant d'errata.
1968ref. 207741968. LGBTQ Baker Roger. Drag: A History of Female Impersonation on the Stage. London: Triton Books 1968. First edition. 256 pages. Original brown cloth binding with author title and publisher stamped on spine. Original dustjacket with black and white image of English drag performer Chris Shaw in a black sequined dress and full glam makeup and title spelled out in red sequins. Includes 92 black and white photographs and illustrations of cross-dressing performers artists and stage productions. This book by British scholar Roger Baker examines the history of drag performance dating back to ancient China Japan and Greece through the punk scene of the 1960s. Baker touches on the difference between drag as a performance art and transvestism a personal practice before delving in to the historical uses of drag by actors and impersonators. Chapters touch on famous cross-dressers including the Chevalier D'Eon Vesta Tilley Marlene Dietrichand Julian Eltinge and cross-dressing traditions on the Elizabethan stage in pantomime Kabuki vaudeville and opera among others. Wear to edges of dustjacket price clipped. Overall very good condition. A detailed history on the uses of drag in performance and entertainment across the world. unknown
1968ref. 207711968. Baker Roger. Drag: A History of Female Impersonation on the Stage 1968 surveys the historical development of drag performance across theatrical traditions and situates gender impersonation within global performance culture. The study traces practices from early stage conventions in Asia and Europe through modern entertainment circuits distinguishing between drag as theatrical performance and cross dressing as personal identity expression. By documenting performers venues and performance styles Baker provides a consolidated account of drag within stage history offering material for the study of gender representation theatrical convention and LGBTQ cultural expression in the mid twentieth century. Baker Roger. Drag: A History of Female Impersonation on the Stage. London: Triton Books 1968. Signed by the author on the title page "Roger Baker April 1969." First edition. One volume. 256 pages. Illustrated with 92 black and white photographs and illustrations depicting performers productions and historical figures. Original brown cloth binding with titled spine; original dust jacket featuring drag performer imagery. Also included are two loose signed black and white photographs of performer Gary Webb one in drag and one out of costume whose career is referenced within the text. The volume includes discussion of figures such as Chevalier d'Éon Vesta Tilley Marlene Dietrich and Julian Eltinge alongside analysis of performance traditions in Elizabethan theatre pantomime Kabuki vaudeville and opera. Published during a period of expanding visibility for gender nonconforming performance and emerging queer cultural discourse the work consolidates earlier theatrical traditions into a single historical narrative accessible to contemporary audiences. Its combination of textual analysis and photographic documentation supports research into performance studies gender history and the evolution of drag as both entertainment and cultural practice. Dust jacket shows edge wear and is price clipped; volume otherwise clean and intact; overall very good condition. unknown
1968ref. 207741968. LGBTQ Baker Roger. Drag: A History of Female Impersonation on the Stage. London: Triton Books 1968. First edition. 256 pages. Original brown cloth binding with author title and publisher stamped on spine. Original dustjacket with black and white image of English drag performer Chris Shaw in a black sequined dress and full glam makeup and title spelled out in red sequins. Includes 92 black and white photographs and illustrations of cross-dressing performers artists and stage productions. This book by British scholar Roger Baker examines the history of drag performance dating back to ancient China Japan and Greece through the punk scene of the 1960s. Baker touches on the difference between drag as a performance art and transvestism a personal practice before delving in to the historical uses of drag by actors and impersonators. Chapters touch on famous cross-dressers including the Chevalier D'Eon Vesta Tilley Marlene Dietrichand Julian Eltinge and cross-dressing traditions on the Elizabethan stage in pantomime Kabuki vaudeville and opera among others. Wear to edges of dustjacket price clipped. Overall very good condition. A detailed history on the uses of drag in performance and entertainment across the world. unknown books
1968ref. 207711968. Baker Roger. Drag: A History of Female Impersonation on the Stage 1968 surveys the historical development of drag performance across theatrical traditions and situates gender impersonation within global performance culture. The study traces practices from early stage conventions in Asia and Europe through modern entertainment circuits distinguishing between drag as theatrical performance and cross dressing as personal identity expression. By documenting performers venues and performance styles Baker provides a consolidated account of drag within stage history offering material for the study of gender representation theatrical convention and LGBTQ cultural expression in the mid twentieth century. Baker Roger. Drag: A History of Female Impersonation on the Stage. London: Triton Books 1968. Signed by the author on the title page "Roger Baker April 1969." First edition. One volume. 256 pages. Illustrated with 92 black and white photographs and illustrations depicting performers productions and historical figures. Original brown cloth binding with titled spine; original dust jacket featuring drag performer imagery. Also included are two loose signed black and white photographs of performer Gary Webb one in drag and one out of costume whose career is referenced within the text. The volume includes discussion of figures such as Chevalier d'Éon Vesta Tilley Marlene Dietrich and Julian Eltinge alongside analysis of performance traditions in Elizabethan theatre pantomime Kabuki vaudeville and opera. Published during a period of expanding visibility for gender nonconforming performance and emerging queer cultural discourse the work consolidates earlier theatrical traditions into a single historical narrative accessible to contemporary audiences. Its combination of textual analysis and photographic documentation supports research into performance studies gender history and the evolution of drag as both entertainment and cultural practice. Dust jacket shows edge wear and is price clipped; volume otherwise clean and intact; overall very good condition. unknown books
1953ref. va1377Gallimard Broché 1953 In-12 (12 x 18,8 cm), broché, 186 pages, édition originale, 1 de 1325 exemplaires sur Alfama, bandeau d'édition ; rousseurs sur la première garde, petites traces au quatrième plat, par ailleurs bel état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
1901ref. 8816351, rue des Ecoles, Paris, Charles Schmid 1901 In-folio demi basane bleue, légèrement insolée revues illustrées de 44 planches hors-texte 308 pages. pales rousseurs. Bon état d’occasion.
1903ref. 8816151, rue des Ecoles, Paris, Charles Schmid 1903 In-folio demi basane bleue, dos à à nerfs encadrés de double filets dorés. Illustrations de 33 planches Hors-texte gravures et caricatures contrecollées.212+ Supplément à l’art du théâtre CXIIpp.. Bon état d’occasion.
ref. 97626 volumes in 16 broché. 1) SCRIBE La loge du portier faux-titre, titre, 78 pages. POLLET, HOUDAILLE et BARBA 1830.2) SRIBE et MAZERES. Le charlatanisme faux-titre, titre, 96 pages BAUDOIN Frères, POLLET & BARBA 1828. 3) SCRIBE et MELESVILLE. Rodolphe ou Frère et sœur. Faux-titre, titre, 74 pages, 1828. 4) SCRIBE-DUPIN et VARNIER Le château de la Poularde faux-titre, titre, 75 pages 1828. 5) SCRIBE-DUPIN et VARNIER Le château de la Poularde faux-titre, titre, 75 pages 1828 6) SCRIBE et MELESVILLE. Monsieur TARDIFF. Faux-titre, titre 76 pages 1829 on joint Répertoire du Théâtre du Vaudeville DUPENTY, de VILLENEUVE et SAINT HILAIRE .Léonide ou la vieille de Suresnes. Faux-titre, titre 166pages, FOLLET éditeur 1830
Bielefeld, Velhagen & Klasing, 1863, in-24, br. editoriale, pp. 71. Bruniture diffuse. (Théatre français publié par C. Schütz: 8ème série - I. Livraison ).
ref. 27779Vaudeville épisodique en un acte. Pollet, Paris 1829. In-8 (22x14). 58 pages. Broché, couverture bleue imprimée.
Milano, C, Barbini, 1879, in-24, br. edit. gialla, pp. 96. "Biblioteca ebdomadaria teatrale", Fasc. 353.
(Napoli, G. Martin, 1832) in-24, coperina fittizia, pp. 62, (2). Fa parte della raccolta "Comédies et vaudevilles".
(Napoli, G. Martin, 1832), in-24, copertina fittizia, pp. 76. Fa parte della raccolta "Comédies et vaudevilles".
(Napoli, G. Martin, 1832), in-24, copertina fittizia, pp. 108. Fa parte della raccolta di: "Comédies vaudevilles.
Mancando il frontespizio non siamo in grado di precisare di quale edizione si tratti (: Parigi, sec. XIX), in-24, copertina fittizia, pp. 75, (1).
Paris, Pollet-Houdaille et Veniger- Barba, 1830, in-24, br. edit., pp. 126, (2). Minime mancanze marginali alla coperta, dorso rinforzato con velina. "Répertoire du Théatre de Madame", 3 ème livraison.
Mancando il frontespizio non siamo in grado di precisare luogo e data di edizione. (Probabilmente: Parigi, fine sec. XIX). In-24, copertina fittizia, pp. 84.
1887ref. 17215Velhagen & Klasing, Bielefeld 1887 (Sammlung französischer u. englischer Schriftsteller. Neue Schulausgaben. Theatre francais, XVI. Folge, 8. Lfg.). 163 S., 18 S. beigelegtes Wörterbuch. Kl.-8°. Halbleinen u. Brosch. Gebrsp. Etwas berieben u. bestoßen. Stempel auf Einband. Mehrere Anmerkungen u. Anstreichungen. - Beilage: Bree, A.: Les soirées de famille. Histoires
1828ref. 3732xbvkDupon, Bruxelles 1828. 68 p. Brochure orig. avec titre (dos frotté); 12mo.
1952pp. 98; 33 plates, Numerous drawings by Reginald Woolley. Small 4to. Original publisher's white cloth binding. Bright colored dust jacket. First edition. Fine copy of a wonderful study of British Vaud eville, Burlesque, and Theater. This would make a great gift for any fan of the English stage or music hall. W141
ref. 19506Les Productions de Paris, 1964. 18 x 21, 416 pp., nombreuses illustrations en N/B et dessins en rose, cartonnage d'édition illustré, très bon état.
