Alessandro MANZONI
Théâtre et poésies
Charpentier|Paris 1841|11 x 18.10 cm|relié
First French edition, in the translation by Antoine de Latour.
Armorial copy of Baron Pavée de Vandeuvre, with his motto: Ardeo persevero spero.
Contemporary full glazed cherry red calf binding signed by Bourlier at the top of the first endpaper. Spine with raised bands decorated with series of fillets. Triple blind fillet frame on boards. Interior blind frieze. Marbled edges matching the endpapers. Some scattered foxing. Some leaves browned.
Very handsome copy in a sober and beautiful binding.
The work contains 2 tragedies: Le comte de Carmagnola and Adelghis (Adelchi), a letter from Manzoni on the unity of time in tragedy, a historical discourse on the origin of the Lo
Armorial copy of Baron Pavée de Vandeuvre, with his motto: Ardeo persevero spero.
Contemporary full glazed cherry red calf binding signed by Bourlier at the top of the first endpaper. Spine with raised bands decorated with series of fillets. Triple blind fillet frame on boards. Interior blind frieze. Marbled edges matching the endpapers. Some scattered foxing. Some leaves browned.
Very handsome copy in a sober and beautiful binding.
The work contains 2 tragedies: Le comte de Carmagnola and Adelghis (Adelchi), a letter from Manzoni on the unity of time in tragedy, a historical discourse on the origin of the Lo
€600
