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Les malheurs des immortels révélés par Max Ernst et Paul Eluard

Paul ELUARD

Les malheurs des immortels révélés par [...]

7 800 €

Photographie de Charles Baudelaire les mains dans les poches : 'Vu de face, il paraît plus souffrant et plus triste qu'à la précédente épreuve. '

Charles BAUDELAIRE

Photographie de Charles Baudelaire les mains [...]

6 800 €

[Meidosems] Sans titre. Encre et aquarelle

Henri MICHAUX

[Meidosems] Sans titre. Encre et aquarelle

12 000 €

Les histoires de Jean-Marie Cabidoulin

Jules VERNE

Les histoires de Jean-Marie Cabidoulin

7 500 €

Terre des hommes

Antoine de SAINT-EXUPERY

Terre des hommes

10 000 €







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Gabriel Francisco LE JAY Le triomphe de la religion sous Louis Le Grand

Gabriel Francisco LE JAY

Le triomphe de la religion sous Louis Le Grand

Chez Gabriel Martin, à Paris 1687, In 12 (9x16,5cm), 131pp., relié.


First edition illustrated with an allegorical frontispiece and 22 large unsigned in-text figures, a title band and a drop cap.
Binding full Brown Basin contemporary. Back with ornate nerves. title label in red morocco. Headdresses torn off. Missing the bit. Primer of a narrow slit at the upper joint at the head and tail. 2 blunt corners. Epidermures on the boards. Miss the cover pages before the frontispiece and in fine.
This book of emblems was written to celebrate the Revocation of the edict of nantes (1685). (Landwehr, J. Romantic emblem books, 465.) It consists of Latin poems with French translation and allegorical mottos that illustrate the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes and the triumph of true religion, as well as foreign exchange on the rise of the sun. Each currency contains an emblematic figure.

400 €

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