Louis BERTRAND

First edition, one of 220 numbered copies on Montval, the only printing with 25 Japan and 20 hors commerce copies.
Work illustrated with original woodcuts by Hermann-Paul.
Rare and light foxing without significance, a crease mark at the head of the second cover, handsome copy.

First edition, after 10 Japan and 30 Holland copies.
Contemporary half brown calf.
Rubbing.

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First edition, one of 35 numbered copies on Holland paper, deluxe copies with 10 on Japan. Fine full-margined copy.

A complete set of the Les Nuits series, as published by Flammarion. First editions of some of the 12 works, each one of 750 numbered copies reimposed on vélin de Rives paper.
The works are bound in threes in half navy-blue shagreen by Houades, the spines decorated with stars and crescent moons in palladium, upper covers preserved (some lower also retained), all edges gilt.
All the works are illustrated with etchings, lithographs or woodcuts, each by a different artist from among the following : Alexeieff, Ahü, Dignimont, Baudier, Renefer, Drouart, Mainssieux, Suréda, Fouqueray, Serveau and Dethomas.
A very good and rare complete set of the Les Nuits series, as published by Flammarion.

first edition on the current paper.
"Bradel" binding covered with handmade paper, smooth back slightly browned, title of piece glued on the back, contemporary binding.
Signed autograph of his friend Louis Bertrand Avesnes

First edition, one of 220 numbered copies on Montval paper, the only printing with 25 on Japan paper and 20 hors commerce copies.
With original woodcuts by Hermann-Paul.
Endpapers slightly sunned, a good copy.

Edition illustrated with 8 hors-texte plates as well as 16 head- and tailpieces after the watercolors and drawings by Emile Aubry, one of 950 numbered copies on laid paper.
Spine and boards marginally sunned, two small stains on the back board, handsome interior condition.

First edition printed in a numbered edition of 100 copies on laid paper.
Rare and handsome copy.