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1937réf. 311575Paris: Les Frères Gonin 1937. One of 500 signed by Maillol. Translated by Jacques Amyot. 48 woodcuts by Aristide Maillol. 8vo. Original printed wrappers. Text and illustrations loose as issue in slipcase and chemise. Maillol Aristide. One of 500 signed by Maillol. Translated by Jacques Amyot. 48 woodcuts by Aristide Maillol. 8vo. "Perhaps the most harmonious of Maillol's illustrated books." Strachan. The Artist and the Book 174; Rauch p. 141; Guérin nos. 76-127; Monod 7261 Les Frères Gonin unknown
1931réf. 39584Paris: Chez l'artiste 1931. Jean Dulac. ONE OF A HANDFUL OF COPIES WITH ALL OF THE ENGRAVINGS BEAUTIFULLY COLORED BY HAND. A wonderful livre d'artiste with 26 ORIGINAL ENGRAVINGS most lightly erotic BY JEAN DULAC. From a total edition of 340 numbered copies this is ONE OF A FEW COPIES ON FINE RIVES LAID PAPER IN WHICH ALL OF THE ENGRAVINGS WERE BEAUTIFULLY COLORED BY HAND FOR A GROUP OF COLLECTORS. The colophon / limitation statement in these copies ends with a printed note not included in other copies: "Cet exemplaire est l'un de ceux qui ont été coloriés à la main spécialement pour un groupe d'amateurs." I have seen thousands of livres d'artiste but this is the only time I've ever seen a printed note like this one distinguishing it from virtually all of the other copies of the edition. Large 8vo. Loose as issued in original wraps. FINE AND BRIGHT in the original board chemise and slipcase lightly worn. OF THE GREATEST RARITY WITH THE ENGRAVINGS COLORED BY HAND. And very beautiful. Chez l'artiste paperback
1718réf. 39282Paris: Quillau. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1718. First Edition. Leather. B&W Illustrations; 164 pages; Poetry Longus translated by Amyot. Les Amours Pastorales de Daphins et de Chloe. Paris Quillau 1718. Regent edition. One of 250 copies. Small 8vo. 14 164 pp. Engraved frontispiece by Coypal engraved by Audran 28 plates 13 double page by Philippe II Duke of Orleans engraved by Audran. Bound in 19th century olive moroccan leather. Gilt rule. Original marbled endpapers. All edges gilt. Illustrations after the paintings by Coypal and the Duke of Orleans. The "Longus du Regent" the first French book whose illustration was after a prince was printed one year ahead of the "Fables de La Motte" illustrated by Gillot; The "Longus" is considered by Dacier as the first book illustrated by a French painter. Ray. I. 10. Cohen - De Ricci 648-51. Condition; Rubbing to leather. Stamp facing title page. Slight toning occasional spotting to plates. Without the later 1728 engraving Petit Pieds sometimes found. An ancient Greek novel written in the Roman Empire the only known work of the second-century AD Greek novelist and romance writer Longus. Two children grow up together and much excitement such as raiders and pirates. . Quillau hardcover
1937réf. 18173Paris Philippe Gonin 1937 1 Version d'Amyot revue et complétée par P.-L. Courier. Bois originaux d'Aristide MAILLOL. Paris, Philippe Gonin, 1937, in-8, vélin moucheté avec retour "façon 16ème siècle" et cordons, couvertures et dos conservés, sous étui bordé, 218 pages.
1949réf. D14047Paris: Jourde et Allard 1949. Limited Edition. Paperback. Near Fine. Green cloth portfolio with paper spine label in decorative paper slipcase; contains illustrated wraps in glassine with loose gatherings as issued of text and illustrations. Number 33 from a limited edition of 25 copies on Rives paper from a larger limitation of 125 copies with an additional suite of plates and 3 original drawings tipped onto a glassine-protected plate. Cloth portfolio rubbed; spine sunned; spine label chipped. Tiny faint speck of staining on front panel of glassine otherwise dust jacket wraps and contents are fine. In lightly scuffed and worn slipcase. A lavish production. Jourde et Allard paperback books
réf. 31744[Lausanne], André Gonin, 1942. In-4°, 157p. en feuilles sous jaquette imprimée, cartable à attaches, dos toilé imprimé.
1950réf. 23701950 Lausanne, André Gonin, 1950. En feuilles : 26x34,5 cm. Ouvrage sur vélin du Marais pur fil à la forme, illustré de lithographies originales par Hans Erni (hors-texte et dans les marges). Couverture rempliée en papier beige. Chemise-étui en demi-parchemin et carton recouvert de papier mauve. Ensemble en excellent état.
1776réf. 75071776 A Bouillon: De l'imprimerie de la Société typographique, 1776. In-12: 10.5 x 16.5 cm, 1 front., xii pp. de faux-titre, titre et avertissement, 207 pp. de texte + 29 pl. grav. dont 13 doubles chiff. 2 à 29 comprenant la [28bis] n. chiff.
1780réf. 75411780 A Paris: De l'imrpimerie de Didot l'aîné, 1780. In-12: 7.7 x 12.5 cm, 200 pp. Volume de la fameuse collection d'ouvrages imprimés sur ordre du comte d'Artois entre 1780 et 1784. Délicate reliure de l'époque en maroquin rouge aux armes de la famille Payan d'Augery. Très bel exemplaire.
1949réf. D14047Paris: Jourde et Allard 1949. Limited Edition. Paperback. Near Fine. Green cloth portfolio with paper spine label in decorative paper slipcase; contains illustrated wraps in glassine with loose gatherings as issued of text and illustrations. Number 33 from a limited edition of 25 copies on Rives paper from a larger limitation of 125 copies with an additional suite of plates and 3 original drawings tipped onto a glassine-protected plate. Cloth portfolio rubbed; spine sunned; spine label chipped. Tiny faint speck of staining on front panel of glassine otherwise dust jacket wraps and contents are fine. In lightly scuffed and worn slipcase. A lavish production. Jourde et Allard paperback
1948réf. 31618Paris Les Bibliophiles Fra 1948 In-4, en feuilles, couverture imprime (embotage de l'diteur).85 burins originaux de Pierre-Yves Trmois, dont un frontispice, 11 pleine page et 73 in-texte. Tirage unique limit 125 exemplaires numrots sur pur fil du Marais. Exemplaire imprim au nom du relieur Georges Crett, enrichi du menu illustr du dner de la socit.
1948réf. 26901Paris Les Bibliophiles Fra 1948 In-4, en feuilles, couverture imprime.85 burins originaux de Pierre-Yves Trmois, dont un frontispice, 11 pleine page et 73 in-texte. Tirage unique limit 125 exemplaires numrots sur pur fil du Marais.
réf. 22594S.l., s.n., 1745 Petit in-4 (marg. 200 x 151 mm.), frontispice, (1)f. de titre, (4)ff., 159 pp., XX pp. (notes de Lancelot). Des rousseurs marginales à plusieurs planches, feuillets de texte exempt de rousseur. Plein maroquin rouge d'époque, dos lisse orné de caissons fleuronés, pièce de titre de maroquin vert, triple filet d'encadrement doré sur les plats, roulette intérieure, tranches dorées. Infimes frottements.
1779réf. 9058Londres, , 1779. In-4 de (4)-176 pp., texte dans un encadrement, avec un frontispice et 28 planches gravées, veau havane, dos lisse orné, triple filet doré d'encadrement sur les plats, pièce de titre en maroquin rouge, tranches dorées (reliure de l'époque).
1942réf. 66961942 Lausanne: André Gonin, 1942. En feuilles sous coffret: 24 x 32,5 cm, 154-[7] pp. Ouvrage orné de 20 lithographies originales de MAURICE BARRAUD imprimées en hors-texte. Tirage limité à 220 exemplaires signés par l'artiste et les éditeurs. Celui-ci, un des 20 sur Madagascar (no. 64). Coffret en demi-chagrin marron. Dos lisse avec auteur et titre dorés. Plats recouverts de papier marbré assorti. Exemplaire très frais. État: excellent.
1778réf. 16611Paris, François Ambroise Didot et Guillaume De Bure, 1778. In-8 de [8]-XCII-135 et 135- [1]; 312-[3] pages, plein maroquin vert menthe, dos à nerfs orné au fer à l'oiseau et petits fers dorés, triple filet doré en encadrement des plats, double filet doré aux coupes et roulette dorée aux chasses, tranches dorées sur marbrure.
1954réf. 43863Éditions Manuel Bruker En cahiers sous chemise titrée Paris 1954 Ed. numérotée
1937réf. 121004Paris : Les Frères Gonin 1937. broché. LONGUS. - AMYOT. - COURRIER P.-L. - MAILLOL Aristide.Les pastorales de Longus ou Daphnis & Chloé. Version d’Amyot. Revue et complétée par P.L. Courier. Bois originaux d’Aristide Maillol. Paris Les Frères Gonin1937 235x150mm 217 pages illustré broché. En feuilles. Sous couveture. Chemise en demi-parchemin et emboitage plein parchemin. Quelques rares rousseurs seulement sur le revers de la chemise et les 3 premières feuilles tout le reste de l’ouvrage très propre. Edition réalisée avec la collaboration amicale de M. Gustave Edouard Gentil sur papier Maillol numéroté n° 104 / 500 signé par l’artiste en bas du colophon. Carteret IV-243. Monod 7261. Bel exemplaire. For shipments to the U.S.A. with a value exceeding 800 USD VAT is not included. Please contact us via our website if needed. Les Frères Gonin unknown
1779réf. 65287Londres London: S. n. 1779. Fine. S. n. Londres London 1779 16.50 x 21.50 cm relié Attractive edition of the French translation by Jacques Amyot illustrated with a frontispiece and 28 copperplate engravings. Contemporary full tortoiseshell calf binding smooth spine richly decorated with gilt rolls tools and fillets as well as a red morocco title label triple gilt fillet framing the boards gilt roll on the leading edges headcaps and framing the pastedowns all edges gilt. Joints rubbed with small cracks. S. n. hardcover
1923réf. 37013Paris: Georg & Cie 1923. Fine. Georg & Cie Paris 1923 16.50 x 25.50 cm relié sous étui Illustrated edition with 13 original lithographs by Charles Guérin one of 10 numbered copies on old Japan paper deluxe issue. Full hazelnut morocco binding spine very slightly faded with four raised bands date at foot gilt rolls on caps frame of a gilt fillet on the mint morocco endpapers almond watered silk pastedowns following endpapers of handmade paper double gilt fillets on edges covers and spine preserved all edges gilt slipcase with hazelnut morocco entry handmade paper boards blue felt lining elegant binding signed by Klein. Our copy as stipulated in the print justification is indeed complete with its suite on China paper. Moreover our copy is expanded with an original drawing signed in pencil by Charles Guérin representing the composition illustrating page 13. Very handsome copy perfectly executed. Georg & Cie hardcover
1717réf. 92321Paris 1717. Fine. A classic of French publishing from the library of Mortimer L. Schiff Paris 1717 8.8 x 15 cm Relié New edition of this ancient pastoral romance illustrated with a frontispiece and eight full-page engravings. With several headpieces decorated initials and tailpieces. Dark yellow morocco spine with five raised bands author title and date lettered in gilt gilt fillets to board edges and headcaps gilt inner dentelle all edges gilt; tan morocco case by Riviere & Son spine with five raised bands author title and date lettered in gilt blind-tooled fillets. Raised bands lightly rubbed with a few scuffs to the slipcase otherwise a handsome copy. Mortimer L. Schiff's guilt red morocco bookplate on the front pastedown. Provenance: from the legendary library of banker and collector Mortimer L. Schiff owner of the New York Post and one of the founding members of the Boy Scouts of America with his bookplate pasted to the front pastedown. He assembled one of the foremost libraries of the interwar period. His collection began to take shape in 1911-1912 when he participated in the successive sales of the library of another great American collector Robert Hoe III 1839-1909 acquiring a remarkable group of French classics. Mortimer L. Schiff's library was particularly renowned for its outstanding French and English bindings the finest of which were described in two catalogues compiled by Seymour de Ricci in 1935. Mortimer L. Schiff's library was dispersed by his heirs in 1938 in three successive sales held in London. The present copy is listed as lot 277 in the catalogue of the first London sale held from 23 to 25 March 1938. hardcover
1925réf. 120538London : Geoffrey Bles 1925. First Edition. Hardback. Near fine copy in the original gilt-blocked fine-ribbed cloth. Slightest suggestion only of dust-dulling to the spine bands and panel edges. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight bright clean and strong. Scans and additional detail on request. ; 199 pages; Physical desc. : 199 1 p. plates : ill. ; 33 cm. Wheatley's own copy SIGNED and captioned 'Used by me for. My book 'Mayhem in Greece''. Complete with his distinctive Bookplate. London : Geoffrey Bles hardcover
réf. 44335Parisiis ( Paris ) Sumptibus Vidae Petri Chevalier 1645 in folio (35x23) 1 volume reliure demi basane fauve, dos à nerfs orné, page de titre imprimée en rouge et noir et illustrée d'une grande vignette gravée en taille-douce par P. Gaultier, avec un bandeau portrant la devise: Vivere et mori pro patria, 10 feuillets non chiffrés, 84 pages, 730 pages, et index non chiffré (50 feuillets), avec de nombreuses initiales gravées, cachets ex libris. Louis Bail, Abbeville 1610 - Paris 1669, théologien français, docteur en Sorbonne. Rare. Bon exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )
1925réf. 2053London: Geoffrey Bles 1925. Hardcover. Very Good. White cloth hardcover with gilt design on cover slightly soiled. 199 pages SIGNED by John Austin. Internals clean and tight Very Good condition Geoffrey Bles, hardcover
réf. 121004Paris, Les Frères Gonin 1937, 235x150mm, 217pages, broché. En feuilles. Sous couveture. Chemise en demi-parchemin et emboitage plein parchemin. Quelques rares rousseurs seulement sur le revers de la chemise et les 3 premières feuilles, tout le reste de l’ouvrage très propre. Edition réalisée avec la collaboration amicale de M. Gustave Edouard Gentil, sur papier Maillol, numéroté n° 104 / 500, signé par l’artiste en bas du colophon. Carteret IV-243. Monod 7261. Bel exemplaire.
