Jean FRÉLAUT

First edition printed in 250 numbered copies on handmade laid paper and illustrated with 23 plates of drawings.
Publisher's Bradel binding in full boards, smooth spine in vellum style, covers in blue paper,
Handsome copy complete with its slipcase, marginally discolored.

First edition consisting of a suite of 14 original etchings by Jean Frélaut printed in 26 numbered copies on vellum and signed by Jean Frélaut.
Each proof on cream vellum is mounted under mat, signed and numbered in pencil by Jean Frélaut.
Two tears at head and foot of the slipcase spine.
Handsome and rare copy.

Edition printed in 104 numbered copies on Arches vellum, ours being one of 14 named copies reserved for collaborators, and illustrated with 74 original drypoints by Jean Frélaut.
The illustrations comprise: 3 full-page hors-texte including 1 frontispiece, 51 in-text and 20 tailpieces.
Our copy is enriched with a menu from a luncheon organized by the Société des Amis des Livres on Saturday March 13, 1943, the menu is illustrated with an original drypoint by Jean Frélaut which he justified.
Cover boards shaded, spine and boards of the chemise and slipcase marginally sunned.
Fine and rare copy.

Edition illustrated with 4 original etchings by Jean Frélaut and printed in 150 numbered copies on Arches laid paper.
The chemise and slipcase are absent.
Some foxing affecting mainly the first board and one endpaper.
Provenance: from the library of Anne-Marie Frélaut, the illustrator's daughter, with her manuscript signature in pencil, serving as bookplate at the head of an endpaper.

First edition on current paper.
Binding of the publisher in full flexible cream carton, complete copy of its illustrated jacket that has angular gaps.
A hitch and a lack in the back of the soft binding.
Illustrated book of reproductions of works by Johan Barthold Jongkind.
Provenance: from the library of the painter and engraver Jean Frélaut with two handwritten signatures in heads of two guards (the first being covered by one of the flaps of the jacket) as ex-libris.
Our copy is exceptionally enriched with two original watercolors and two original pencil drawings by Jean Frélaut, which he has signed and executed in the manner of Jongkind as he indicated at...

New edition.
Braid binding in full blue canvas, smooth back, title piece of old rose shagreen, preserved quilts.
Some small foxing.
Our copy is enriched with an original drawing of the painter and engraver Jean Frélaut depicting a desert landscape that he signed the initial of his name and enhanced with watercolor and pencil.
He also inscribed, in pencil, these words: "April 19, 1869. Fromentin, after Fromentin F."

Illustrated edition, frontispiece, an original etching by Jean Frélaut, one of 300 numbered copies on vellum of the Marais, ours one of the few out of trade, draw of head.
Small landfills in the foot of the first guard and the page in his eyes, uniformly shaded back and boards.
Our copy is enriched by a second state of the etching by Jean Frélaut which he signed and dated to a friend.

Edition illustrated with 38 original drypoints by Jean Frélaut and printed in 215 numbered copies on Arches paper.
Handsome copy despite minor rubbing of no consequence to the slipcase.

First edition illustrated with 27 lithographs and 254 etchings of Jean Frélaut.
Our copy is full of original etching taken separately and printed on laid.
Binding to the bradel caramel half sheepskin, back with four nerves with some traces of friction, marbled paper plates, guards and contreplats of handmade paper.
Nice interior state.
Our copy is enriched with a watercolor full-page painter and engraver Jean Frelaut representing a beautiful unsigned marine and includes this autograph signed by his son Denis: "To my dear Denis, his dad, Sept. 42."
The copy had previously been offered to Denis and bears this handwritten mention, above the watercolor...

Edition illustrated with 43 original engravings by Jean Frélaut and printed with 235 numbered copies on vellum Arches paper, ours one of the 15 copies of artist signed by Jean FRELAUT in pencil.
Some friction and a bit split on the case, the back of the shirt with two clear wets.
Nice copy.
Provenance: from the library of Anne-Marie Frélaut with her ex-libris engraved by her father.

First edition illustrated with 27 lithographs and 254 etchings of Jean Frélaut.
Our copy is quite complete original etching taken separately and printed on laid and which has not been connected with the book.
Binding to the bradel half toffee caramel, back rubbed with five nerves, marbled paper plates, guards and contreplats of handmade paper, preserved covers.
Binding rubbed on the back, nice interior state.
Our copy is enriched with a watercolor full-page painter and engraver Jean Frelaut representing a countryside landscape he has enhanced in pencil, signed the initial of his name and includes this autograph signed by his daughter: " To my little Nannie, more...

First edition illustrated with 11 etchings and 11 woods original Jean Frélaut and printed 271 copies numbered on Arches paper, ours one of the 20 out of trade reserved for employees.
Ex libris of the family Frélaut glued on a guard.
Back of the shirt-case insolated and with small tears in the head and foot.
Autograph dedication dated and signed by Jean Frélaut to his daughter Marie enriched with a drawing in pencil of paper representing the banks of the Seine with trees.
Our copy is also enriched with a beautiful watercolor original Jean Frélaut he signed, consisting of a study for this text, and featuring fishermen launching their lines on the dock of the...

First edition, one of the numbered copies on laid Arches paper, only leading copies.
Our copy, as it is stipulated in the justification of the draw and like the copies of the leading edition, is full of his original etching Jean Frélaut he signed in pencil.
Nice copy at all margins.
Autograph dedication signed by René Villard to the painter and engraver Jean Frélaut: "... who fully realized the dream of the poet ..."

First edition illustrated with 14 etchings and 80 original woodcuts by Jean Frélaut, one of 180 numbered copies on vellum paper tinted Rives, single print after 40 large vellum tinged with Arches paper.
Small friction without gravity on the case, a bit of the shirt is fragile.
We attach to our copy 10 engravings representing initials, etchings and etchings of the text.
Our copy is enriched with an original watercolor signed by Jean Frélaut depicting a church and dedicated to his daughter, whom he affectionately nicknamed Nanie.