Jacques-Antoine DULAURE

Jacques-Antoine DULAURE

Born3 décembre 1755
Died18 août 1835
LanguageFrench
NationalityFrance
Archiviste, historien et archéologue. Député du Puy-de-Dôme à la Convention. Éditeur des journaux "Les évangélistes du jour", an I et "Le thermomètre du jour", 1791-1793
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DULAURE, Jacques-Antoine
  1. Histoire physique, civile et morale de Paris…
    Jacques-Antoine DULAURE

    Histoire physique, civile et morale de Paris…[History, Physical, Civil and Moral, of Paris…]

    Au bureau des Publications illustrées|Paris 1842|16.5 x 25.5 cm|4 volumes reliés

    Seventh edition, expanded with new annotations and an appendix containing descriptive and historical details on all the monuments recently erected in the capital by J.-L. Belin, avocat.

    Bound in contemporary half midnight-blue Russian morocco, flat spines gilt with romantic arabesques, gilt fillet framing the marbled-paper boards, marbled endpapers and pastedowns; one lower corner lightly rubbed, contemporary bindings.

    Scattered foxing.

    Illustrated with 58 plates (including 11 archaeological plates), together with 5 folding colour plans hors texte.

    A handsomely preserved copy in a period romantic binding.

    €800
  2. Not blue blood, these nobles!
    Liste des noms des ci devant nobles, & de tous les aspirans à la Noblesse, ou escrocs d'icelle, avec des notes sur leurs familles
    Jacques-Antoine DULAURE

    Liste des noms des ci devant nobles, & de tous les aspirans à la Noblesse, ou escrocs d'icelle, avec des notes sur leurs familles

    Chez Garnéry|à Paris [1790]|12 x 19 cm|3 parties reliées en un volume
    First edition. 3 parts, originally sold in installments here gathered in one volume. Rare.
    Half red shagreen binding from mid-19th century. Spine with raised bands in compartments decorated with fleurons. Corners slightly bumped.
    Examination and origin (history and genealogy) of the nobility of all the great families of France, the Montesquiou, Lusignan, Noailles, Rohan, and lesser ones as well, the author endeavoring to demonstrate that all nobility is usurped, and that all nobles are in fact impostors, and that they derive their origins either from commoners or from thieves, that there is therefore no legitimacy of power and nobility.
    €480
  3. Histoire des environs de Paris
    Jacques-Antoine DULAURE

    Histoire des environs de Paris

    Furne et Cie|Paris 1838|13.5 x 21.7 cm (In-8)|Steel engraving (19th c.)|6 volumes reliés

    Second edition, revised and annotated by J. Belin. Illustrated with 30 steel-engraved plates hors-texte depicting principally châteaux and monuments, and with a folding map (often missing).

    Restoration period binding in half glazed hazelnut calf. Spine with flat false raised bands decorated with roulettes on the bands and blind fillets. Black calf title-label and volume label. Generally fresh throughout, with very white paper, some pale scattered foxing and a few plates browned. The spines show some browning, otherwise very fine condition overall, the boards without rubbing and corners sharp.

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