GAUTIER (Judith)Livre Rare Book
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1882réf. 383501882 In-12 (170 x 120 mm), demi-percaline sable de l'époque, dos lisse orné d'un fleuron doré, titre doré, 190 p., portrait photographique de Wagner en frontispice et fac-similé de partition autographe dépliante. Paris, Charavay frères, 1882.
1894réf. 15557Paris Armand Colin 1894 Un volume in-4 pleine toile cerise, dos muet, décor du plat supérieur conservé, tranches dorées, 192 pages, illustrations in-texte de Mucha. Manque frontispice, réparation p.77, plats et dos défraîchis.
1884réf. 979121884 Paris, Librairie des Bibliophiles, Bibliothèque Artistique Moderne, 1884, 3 volumes in-8 de 210x135 mm environ, vi-370-(1), 294-(1), 293-(1) pages, reliure signée, demi maroquin à coins bleu cobalt, titres tomaisons et date dorés sur dos lisses, tranches de tête dorées, gardes marbrées avec un ex-libris gravé sur les premiers contreplats, couvertures conservées. Avec 5 dessins par volume, de Charles Delort gravés par Mongin. Tirage à petit nombre, un des 25 exemplaires sur papier Whatman avec un double état des gravures. Rousseurs sur les couvertures conservées et dans le volume III, sinon bon état.
1882réf. 57606Avec douze eaux-fortes par Auguste Constantin, un des 500 exemplaires sur hollande (après 12 Chine et 6 Japon), 1 vol. in-8 carré, Charavay Frères Editeurs, Paris, 1882, 125 pp. et 1 f.
1820réf. 653261 vol. in-12 reliure de l'époque demi-chagrin brun, dos à 4 nerfs dorés orné, Fables anciennes et nouvelles de Phèdre, traduites en français, avec le texte en regard revu sur les meilleurs éditions, par M. G.-Duplessis, Librairie Classique de Maire-Nyon, Paris, 1827, 262 pp., [ Suivi de : ] Les Cent Fables de Faërne, de Crémone, Empruntées d'anciens Ecrivains, éclaircies par des notes françaises, mises à la portée des Jeunes-Gens qui doivent expliquer les Fables de Phèdre, et traduites pour la première fois, avec des Imitations poétiques, par J.E.J.F. Boinvilliers, Latin-Français en regard, De l'Imprimerie d'Auguste Delalain, Paris, 1820, xxij pp., 1 f., 292 pp.
1885réf. 91087Imprimerie Gillot | s. l. [Paris] s. d. [1885] | 24.50 x 32 cm | broché
1843réf. 23991Paris Brockhaus et Avenarius 1843 In-8 428 pp et 1 ff de tables
1885réf. 77748Sous étui bordé et sous chemise. Reliure maroquin vert jade, plats ponctués de petits triangles dorés mosaïqués de taille différente, au premier plat titre en lettres vieil or. Dos lisse muet en peau dorée imitant la peau de reptile, doublures et gardes de soie peintes en camaïeux de jaune. Couver- tures conservées montées sur onglets. Reliure signée Alain DEVAUCHELLE ? 2005.
1890réf. boz_001557Judith Gautier - Billet autographe signé - Représentation à l’hôtel Windsor - 1890 Dimensions : 20.5 x 13 cm État : Le billet a un faux pli à gauche. Signature bien lisible. État correct avec traces de montage visibles. Nombre de pages : 1 page
1885réf. 425Paris) (Sans mention d'éditeur) 1885 In-4 (318x248mm.) broché, couverture vert jade estampée et illustrée.
1893réf. 973Paris Colin Armand et Cie 1893 In-8(230X163mm) broché, couverture imprimée.
1894réf. 105423Partitions sur les jouets et jeux,Partitions sur les Enfants Yves K. 1894 approx.
1889réf. ABE-124861988304 PAGES FORMAT 38 CM X 55 CM-EN COUVERTURE 9 DESSINS COULEURS PAR BLASS "POUR LES ELECTIONS AIR: LES PIOUPIOUS D'AUVERGNE",AU CENTRE "URNE ELECTORALE",GENERAL BOULANGER AVEC BULLETINS DE VOTE,CONSTANS,THEVENET,ROUVIER,JULES FERRY-A LONDRES-14 PETITS DESSINS NOIR ET BLANC-THEATRE DE L'ODEON,"MARCHANDE DE SOURIRES" DE JUDITH GAUTIER-PETITES DECHIRURES PERIPHERIQUES
1882réf. 0354# AUTEUR: Judith Gautier # ÉDITEUR: Charavay # ANNÉE ÉDITION: 1882 # ENVOI, BEAUX PAPIERS: Hollande # COUVERTURE: imprimée illustrée # DÉTAILS: In 8° broché 125 pp + 2ff 12 eaux-fortes en ht par Auguste Constantin, sous serpente ( Vicaire III 879 ).L'action de ce roman se passe en Bretagne. # PHOTOS visibles sur www.latourinfernal.com
1900réf. R110020413PARIS, BOULEVARD MONTMARTRE. 1900. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. Paginé de 602 à 612 . Ce fascicule ne contient pas d'illustration. Une page photocopiée. Livré sans couverture.. . . . Classification Dewey : 70.4-Journalisme, chronique
1893réf. R200010646ARMAND COLIN. 1893. In-12. Broché. A relier, Couv. défraîchie, Dos abîmé, Intérieur frais. 334 pages.. . . . Classification Dewey : 800-LITTERATURE (BELLES-LETTRES)
1885réf. 57264Richmond VA.: West Johnston & Co. Very Good. 1885. Paperback. 77pp. tan printed wrappers slightly chipped and stained else very good. . West, Johnston, & Co. paperback books
1842réf. 4944Philadelphia: Lea & Blanchard 1842. First Edition. i - viii 9 - 301 pp.; 14 pp. publisher's catalog bound in at rear of volume. 1 vols. 8vo. Original cloth; spine a trifle soiled occasional light foxing; else fine. Inscription: "C.L. Ewing. Cameron St. Alexandria. 1842" on front pastedown. First Edition. i - viii 9 - 301 pp.; 14 pp. publisher's catalog bound in at rear of volume. 1 vols. 8vo. Includes a gothic tale of about 160 pages MM#95. Wright I 2124 Lea & Blanchard unknown books
1868réf. 63619New York: E. J. Hale & Son 1868. Second edition first published the previous year. 12vo. 360 pp. Howes M-107. McGuire 18130-1897 fled Alexandria Virginia with her husband in 1861 eventually settling in Richmond for the duration of the conflict. "The diary clearly shows the upheavals and hardships war caused for elite families. She describes the scarcity of housing food and clothing . in particular she notes the toll the war took on women who were often left without financial support as widows orphans and refugees" "Women in the American Civil War" I p. 387. Nevins II p. 196: "Detailed on conditions in Richmond where the writer served for a time as a clerk in the commissary department." In Tall Cotton 120. Coulter 310. Not in Nicholson. South to Posterity p. 221. Very good. Original brown patterned cloth nicely rebacked with the original spine laid down. 9944. E. J. Hale & Son hardcover books
1889réf. 56265Richmond VA: J. W. Randolph 1889. Third edition with corrections and additions. The first edition of 1867 had 360 pages. 8vo pp. 372. Bound calf backed boards both covers separate spine calf gone Inscribed on the endpaper: "Mr. J. R. Collidge Jr from Munay M McGuire one of the "Little Grandchildren" to whom this book is dedicated Richmond Va Setptember - 1903" Howes M-107. In Tall Cotton 120. Coulter 310. "Detailed on conditions in Richmond where the writer served for a time as a clerk in the commissary department" Nevins II p. 196. J. W. Randolph unknown books
1868réf. 754691868. MCGUIRE Judith W. DIARY OF A SOUTHERN REFUGEE During The War by a Lady of Virginia. New York: E.J. Hale & Son 1868. Second edition. Small 8vo. brown cloth title gilt-stamped to spine. Pencil ownership to tp. Spine and boards are rubbed and edgeworn; spine covering severed along front joint and chipped at perimeters. Newspaper clippings mounted to front endpapers; some also laid in. Interesting 19th century pencil notations throughout by a previous owner who did not agree with the author's viewpoints. This is a scarce edition being offered as is. unknown books
1885réf. 119778Not published. 2nd. edition not published.Original blue buckram gilt coat of arms to front cover. 410pp. Lady Judith Montefiore was married to Moses Montefiore and travelled with him. They helped fund the first farming settlements in Israel. Condition: Spine and covers bumped and slightly worn to extremities five circular areas of wear to front cover. A little light foxing to endpapers and prelims two hinges cracked a little toning to margins o/w contents generally clean; upper and fore-edge of text block uncut. A very scarce book in good condition. Overseas orders may require additional postage. . Good. Hardcover. 2nd Edition. 1885. Not published hardcover
1842réf. 4944Philadelphia: Lea & Blanchard 1842. First Edition. i - viii 9 - 301 pp.; 14 pp. publisher's catalog bound in at rear of volume. 1 vols. 8vo. Original cloth; spine a trifle soiled occasional light foxing; else fine. Inscription: "C.L. Ewing. Cameron St. Alexandria. 1842" on front pastedown. First Edition. i - viii 9 - 301 pp.; 14 pp. publisher's catalog bound in at rear of volume. 1 vols. 8vo. Includes a gothic tale of about 160 pages MM#95. Wright I 2124 Lea & Blanchard unknown
1900réf. 15050Paris: Felix Juven 1900. New Edition augmented. Hard Cover. Very good. Ca. 1900 not dated; first published in 1867. A signed presentation copy to Madame 'Vatsamachi' unclear by Judith Gautier the first woman elected to the Academie Goncourt and the daughter of the poet and dramatist Theophile Gautier. With the initials LV at the base of the spine. Judith Gautier was an artist poet novelist and orientalist the friend and collaborator of artists such as Wagner Hugo and Sargent who painted a full length portrait of her. She wrote poetry prose essays and articles; her creative work drew on Middle Eastern Japanese and Chinese sources. She studied Chinese at a young age from Tin Tun Ling a Chinese man brought to Paris by the bishop of Macao to work on a French-Chinese dictionary. This is an anthology of Chinese poetry translated into French one of the earliest translations of Chinese poetry published in a European language. Each page is decorated with varying Art Nouveau inspired designs around the borders with poems grouped by topic such as: 'Les Amoureux' 'La Lune' 'Les Voyageurs' 'La Cour' 'La Guerre' 'Le Vin' 'L'Automne' and 'Les Poetes'. Signed presentation copy. "Nouvelle edition considerablement augmentee et ornee de vignettes et de gravures hors texte d'apres les artistes chinois". 8vo 279pp with black & white illustrations after Chinese artists. Half dark red gilt decorated cloth and marbled boards gilt title to red spine label. Corners and head and tail of spine gently rubbed. The rear free end paper missing. HK2700. Felix Juven unknown
1885réf. 91087s. l. Paris: Imprimerie Gillot 1885. Fine. Imprimerie Gillot s. l. Paris s. d. 1885 24.50 x 32 cm broché Rare first edition of the French translation by Judith Gautier printed on japon-style paper. Slight restoration work to spine and a corner of the lower cover wrappers slightly and marginally soiled as usual. Illustrated throughout with full-page colour woodcuts by Yamamoto. Imprimerie Gillot unknown
