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Les Oeuvres de Monsieur de Molière

MOLIERE

Les Oeuvres de Monsieur de Molière

15 000 €

[Meidosems] Sans titre. Encre et aquarelle

Henri MICHAUX

[Meidosems] Sans titre. Encre et aquarelle

12 000 €

Entwurf einer Landschaft

Carl EINSTEIN

Entwurf einer Landschaft

5 000 €

Traité de la noblesse des Capitouls de Toulouse

COLLECTIF

Traité de la noblesse des Capitouls de [...]

2 000 €

Vipère au poing

Hervé BAZIN

Vipère au poing

7 000 €







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Claude Joseph DORAT Mes nouveaux torts, ou nouveaux mélanges de poésies, pour servir de suite aux Fantaisies

Claude Joseph DORAT

Mes nouveaux torts, ou nouveaux mélanges de poésies, pour servir de suite aux Fantaisies

Chez Delalain, à Amsterdam & à Paris 1775, In 8 (11,5x18,2cm), xxvij (1) 300pp., relié.


First edition, illustrated with a frontispiece engraved by Marillier by Ghendt and a figure of the same engraved by Gaucher.Plein brown calf contemporary. Smooth back adorned with grotesque interlacing floral motifs. Part of title and volume number in red morocco. Triple net framing the golden plats.Tranches. Head cover threadbare; tail cap partly broken. Lack the bottom corner up. Coins émoussés.Florilège poetic revisiting some older works and adding some new ones. Note the important epistle which begins the book and explains the title, in which Dorat attempts to explain the origin of his disgrace in the literary world; following this rationale, Dorat quotes a correspondence with Voltaire. This preface is doubly interesting about the world of literature and its intolerance, and on the author's biography. --- Please note that the translation in english is done automatically, we apologize if the formulas are inaccurate. Contact us for any information!

300 €

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