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Stefan ZWEIG

Stefan ZWEIG

Born28 novembre 1881
Died22 février 1942
LanguageGerman
NationalityAustria
écrivain, dramaturge, journaliste et biographe autrichien
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  1. « J'avais la chance de pouvoir acquérir le lot entier un jour avant que Bayreuth envoyait une personne de confiance »
    Stefan ZWEIG

    « J'avais la chance de pouvoir acquérir le lot entier un jour avant que Bayreuth envoyait une personne de confiance »Signed autograph letter addressed to Alfred Cortot and his wife about Richard Wagner's manuscript collection

    Londres [London] 26 décembre 1937|17.90 x 22.90 cm|une feuille
    Signed autograph letter to Alfred Cortot and his wife about Richard Wagner's manuscript collection: "I was lucky enough to be able to acquire the entire lot one day before Bayreuth sent a trusted buyer".
    London 26 December 1937, 17.9x22.9cm, one leaf.

    Autograph letter signed by Stefan Zweig to Alfred Cortot, two pages on one sheet written in violet ink.
    An outstanding autograph letter in which the avid collector informs his friend Alfred Cortot of his acquisition of unpublished manuscripts of Wagner. Alfred Cortot himself owes his career as a conductor to his early discovery of the German composer. Cortot shared with Zweig his "
    €7,000
  2. La pitié dangereuse
    Stefan ZWEIG

    La pitié dangereuse[Beware of Pity]

    Grasset|Paris 1939|14.50 x 19.50 cm|relié

    First edition of the French translation, one of 240 numbered copies on alfa paper, the only deluxe copies after 7 on Japan paper, 10 on Arches, and 21 on pure rag vellum.
    Restored tear at head of spine, which is also cracked, slight tears along the right margin of the front cover, internally clean and appealing.

    €200
  3. Volpone. - Le déjeuner marocain
    Stefan ZWEIG, Jules ROMAINS

    Volpone. - Le déjeuner marocain

    Nrf|Paris 1929|12 x 19 cm|broché
    First edition written in collaboration by Jules Romains and Stefan Zweig for "Volpone", one of 650 numbered copies on pure thread paper, the only deluxe copies after the 109 reimposed.
    Handsome copy.
    €150
  4. Balzac-Dickens
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Balzac-Dickens

    Kra|Paris 1927|12 x 19 cm|broché
    First French edition, one of 200 numbered copies on laid paper, the only deluxe copies after 5 Holland and 10 pur fil.
    Endpapers lightly and marginally shaded without concern.
    A handsome copy.
    €500
  5. Derniers messages
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Derniers messages

    Editions Victor Attinger|Paris 1949|13 x 20.50 cm|broché
    First edition in French, one of 32 numbered copies on vellum, the only deluxe copies.
    A crack reglued at head of spine, otherwise handsome copy.

    €2,500
  6. Marceline Desbordes-Valmore
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Marceline Desbordes-Valmore

    Nouvelle revue critique|Paris 1945|12 x 18.50 cm|broché
    First edition, one of 64 numbered copies on alfa mousse paper, the only deluxe copies.
    Rare and handsome copy.

    €2,300
  7. Un caprice de Bonaparte
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Un caprice de Bonaparte

    Grasset|Paris 1952|12 x 19 cm|broché
    First edition of the French translation, one of 38 numbered copies on pur fil paper, the deluxe copies after 21 on vélin d'Arches.
    Very handsome copy.
    €800
  8. Marie-Stuart
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Marie-Stuart

    Grasset|Paris 1936|14 x 21 cm|broché
    First edition of the French translation, one of 68 numbered copies on pur fil paper, after only 13 Japan and 20 Holland.
    Spine with two sun-faded areas at head and foot, endpapers lightly and partially shaded, a manuscript gift inscription at the head of the first endpaper.
    €680
  9. Erinnerungen an Emile Verhaeren
    Stefan ZWEIG, Frans MASEREEL

    Erinnerungen an Emile Verhaeren[Memories of Emile Verhaeren]

    Im Selbstverlag des Verfassers|s. l. 1927|14.50 x 23 cm|reliure de l'éditeur
    First edition printed with 440 numbered copies.
    Work illustrated with 7 wood engravings by Frans Masereel.
    Pubslisher's binding in half wove-style paper boards with small corners, top edge gilt, ex-libris glued to a paste-down endpaper.
    Rare handwritten presentation signed by Stefan Zweig to writer Max Spanier who disappeared during the hell of the Holocaust: “Im herzlicher Erkenntlichkeit” (“With sincere gratitude”).
    €3,500
  10. Jérémie
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Jérémie

    Les éditions Rieder|Paris 1929|12 x 19 cm|broché
    First edition in French, one of 150 numbered copies on pur fil, the only deluxe copies after 5 Japan and 10 Holland.
    Spine sunned as well as the boards at their margins, small corner losses to boards, handsome interior condition.
    €300
  11. Balzac
    Stefan ZWEIG (Honoré de BALZAC)

    Balzac

    Albin Michel|Paris 1950|14 x 21.50 cm|broché
    First edition of the French translation, one of 80 numbered copies on vélin de Renage, the only deluxe copies printed.
    Spine and boards slightly and marginally sunned without consequence, otherwise a handsome copy.
    « Le Grand Balzac comme Zweig désignait dans la vie familière son entreprise, - pour la distinguer d'essais antérieurs de moindre importance, - devait selon le voeu de l'auteur, devenir son oeuvre capitale, son magnus opus. Il travaillait au manuscrit depuis dix ans. Il voulait y inclure la somme de son expérience d'écrivain et de sa connaissance de la vie, Balzac lui semblait le plus grand sujet accessible, et à proprement parler, prédestiné à son talent partic
    €2,000
  12. Marceline Desbordes-Valmore
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Marceline Desbordes-Valmore

    Nouvelle revue critique|Paris 1945|12 x 18.50 cm|broché
    First edition, one of 64 numbered copies on alfa mousse, the only large paper copies.
    Spine faded and sunned as usual.
    Rare and nice copy.
    €2,300
  13. Le combat avec le démon
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Le combat avec le démon

    Stock|Paris 1937|12.50 x 18.50 cm|relié
    First edition of the French translation, one of 65 numbered copies on alfa paper, the only grand papier (deluxe) copies.
    Half morocco, covers and spine (sunned) preserved, top edge gilt, binding signed by Boichot.
    €2,500
  15. La peur
    Stefan ZWEIG

    La peur

    Grasset|Paris 1935|12 x 19 cm|broché
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  19. Marie-Stuart
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Marie-Stuart

    Grasset|Paris 1936|13 x 21 cm|relié
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  20. Erasme
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Erasme

    Grasset|Paris 1935|13 x 21 cm|broché
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  31. Lettre adressée depuis Bath à Renée Chaine, compagne du pianiste Alfred Cortot : "on oubliait pour des jours entiers les grands évènements"
    Lotte ZWEIG (Stefan ZWEIG)

    Lettre adressée depuis Bath à Renée Chaine, compagne du pianiste Alfred Cortot : "on oubliait pour des jours entiers les grands évènements"

    Bath 27 octobre 1939|18.10 x 22.80 cm|une carte
    Autograph letter signed by Lotte Zweig addressed to Renée Chaine, companion of pianist Alfred Cortot, one page written in black ink.
    Lotte Zweig, newly married to Stefan Zweig who had left his first wife Friderike, gives news of their lives in the English countryside to Renée Chaine, companion of a great friend of her husband, Alfred Cortot. The relationships between Zweig and Cortot, renowned pianist and specialist in Chopin, are rarely mentioned by biographers - the correspondence between the two couples and their numerous meetings across Europe nevertheless testify to the strong bond that united them. Zweig, who wanted to write a biography of the composer, had also d
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  32. Lettre adressée depuis Londres à Renée Chaine, compagne du pianiste Alfred Cortot : "Rien n'est encore décidé mais probablement nous irons bientôt au Portugal et plus tard à Paris"
    Lotte ZWEIG (Stefan ZWEIG)

    Lettre adressée depuis Londres à Renée Chaine, compagne du pianiste Alfred Cortot : "Rien n'est encore décidé mais probablement nous irons bientôt au Portugal et plus tard à Paris"

    Bath 27 décembre 1937|17.80 x 22.90 cm|une feuille
    Autograph letter signed by Lotte Zweig addressed to Renée Chaine, companion of pianist Alfred Cortot, one page written in black ink. Traces of folds.
    As Europe goes to war, Lotte Zweig, newly married to the writer Stefan Zweig, gives news of their lives in the English countryside. It is for Renée Chaine, companion of a great friend of her husband, Alfred Cortot, renowned pianist and specialist in Chopin. The installation of the couple in a charming house in Bath, which reminds them of their old home in the Kapuzinerberg, made their exile softer: " It was a great pleasure for us to have this house which occupied us all these weeks, because because of that, we for
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  34. Carte-lettre adressée à Renée Chaine, compagne du pianiste Alfred Cortot : "un mot pour vous dire que Stefan sera à Paris"
    Lotte ZWEIG (Stefan ZWEIG)

    Carte-lettre adressée à Renée Chaine, compagne du pianiste Alfred Cortot : "un mot pour vous dire que Stefan sera à Paris"

    Bath 5 juillet 1940|13.70 x 8.70 cm|une carte
    Signed autograph letter from Stefan Zweig addressed to his friend pianist Alfred Cortot , two pages on a letterhead, written in purple ink.
    The Austrian writer, passing through Paris, tries to see his friend the pianist Alfred Cortot, specialist of Chopin: " I will telephone you [sic] around 7 am to know if you still have your evening free and if you and Madame would like to dine needless to say, I will be delighted . " He plans social gatherings with the famous English socialite Lady Colfax and devotes himself to his passion for autographs: " Mr. Eidemann will come Thursday around 6:30 am to show you autografes
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  35. Carte-lettre adressée depuis Bath à Renée Chaine, compagne du pianiste Alfred Cortot : "Nous habitons tranquillement ici presque à la campagne"
    Lotte ZWEIG (Stefan ZWEIG)

    Carte-lettre adressée depuis Bath à Renée Chaine, compagne du pianiste Alfred Cortot : "Nous habitons tranquillement ici presque à la campagne"

    Bath 5 juillet 1940|13.70 x 8.70 cm|une carte
    Autograph letter signed by Lotte Zweig addressed to Renée Chaine, companion of pianist Alfred Cortot, a page written in purple ink on a letterhead "" Rosmount Lycombe Hill, Bath ".
    Lotte Zweig, newly married to Stefan Zweig who had left his first wife Friderike, gives news of their lives in the English countryside to Renée Chaine, companion of a great friend of her friend, Alfred Cortot. The relationships between Zweig and Cortot, renowned pianist and specialist in Chopin, are rarely mentioned by biographers - the correspondence between the two couples and their numerous meetings across Europe nevertheless testify to the strong bond that united them. Zweig, who wished t
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  36. Carte-lettre adressée depuis Bath à Renée Chaine, compagne du pianiste Alfred Cortot : "M. Zweig a retrouvé assez de repos pour travailler. Nous sommes très heureux ici"
    Lotte ZWEIG (Stefan ZWEIG)

    Carte-lettre adressée depuis Bath à Renée Chaine, compagne du pianiste Alfred Cortot : "M. Zweig a retrouvé assez de repos pour travailler. Nous sommes très heureux ici"

    Bath 24 juillet 1939|13.70 x 17.70 cm|une carte
    Autograph letter signed by Lotte Zweig addressed to Renée Chaine, companion of pianist Alfred Cortot, a page written in purple ink on a letterhead "" Rosmount Lycombe Hill, Bath ".
    Lotte Zweig, newly married to Stefan Zweig who had left his first wife Friderike, gives news of their lives in the English countryside to Renée Chaine, companion of a great friend of her friend, Alfred Cortot. The relationships between Zweig and Cortot, renowned pianist and specialist in Chopin, are rarely mentioned by biographers - the correspondence between the two couples and their numerous meetings across Europe nevertheless testify to the strong bond that united them. Zweig, who wished t
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  39. Lettre autographe signée de deux pages à propos du travail de traduction en allemand des oeuvres de Paul Verlaine qu'il dirige
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Lettre autographe signée de deux pages à propos du travail de traduction en allemand des oeuvres de Paul Verlaine qu'il dirigeHandwritten, signed two-page letter concerning his German translation of Paul Verlaine's works

    Berlin s. d. [circa 1904]|16.50 x 22.50 cm|une feuille

    Handwritten, signed two-page letter concerning his German translation of Paul Verlaine's works  Berlin s.d. (circa 1904), 16.5 x 22.5cm, one leaf. £ Signed, handwritten two-page letter addressed to the director of the literary magazine “La Plume”, Karl Boès, and written in Berlin where Stefan Zweig undertook the translation of Paul Verlaine's works into German.

    In this letter, the very young Francophile, barely 23 years old, demonstrates his passion for the poet to Verlaine's publisher. He contributes to its discovery in Germany, less than 10 years after his death: "J'ai réussi de trouver un éditeur et aussi l'éditeur le plus moderne d'Allemagne qui veut oser de vendre une

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  42. Princesse Brambilla
    Ernst Theodor Amadeus HOFFMANN, Stefan ZWEIG

    Princesse Brambilla

    Editions Victor Attinger|Paris 1929|12.50 x 16.50 cm|broché
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  43. Freud
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Freud

    Grasset|Paris 1945|13 x 21 cm|broché
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  44. Carte-lettre autographe signée adressée au traducteur Alzir Hella
    Stefan ZWEIG (Alzir HELLA)

    Carte-lettre autographe signée adressée au traducteur Alzir Hella

    Paris 20 mars 1938|11.80 x 8 cm|une carte-lettre pliée
    Unpublished signed autograph letter card from Stefan Zweig addressed to his translator Alzir Hella.
    11 lines written in French in violet ink on a letter-card of the Louvois Hotel in Paris.
    Zweig evokes "the general rehearsal of Vidrac" and assures his correspondent: "I still have a lot of people to see." He completes this letter card with a funny formula: "Friends of your old man / Stefan".
    Alzir Hella would have known Zweig through the intermediary of Emile Verhaeren, but some biographers evoke a fortuitous meeting in Parisian anarchist circles that the writer discovered shortly before the Great War.
    The
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  45. Erasme
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Erasme

    Grasset|Paris 1935|13.50 x 21 cm|broché
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  46. Amok
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Amok

    Insel-Verlag|Leipzig 1931|12.50 x 20 cm|reliure de l'éditeur

    ZWEIG Stefan. Amok
    Insel-Verlag, Leipzig 1931, 12,5 x 20 cm, publisher's binding
    New edition.
    Publisher's light blue cloth, top edge yellow, complete with dj (very discreetly repaired).
    Rare autograph inscription signed by Stefan Zweig to Joan Graham.
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  47. Freud
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Freud

    Grasset|Paris 1945|13 x 21 cm|broché
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  49. Balzac Dickens
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Balzac Dickens

    Editions du Sagittaire|Paris 1927|12 x 19 cm|broché
    First edition of the French translation by Alzir Hella, review copy.
    Signed autograph Hella Alzir Guy Lavaud.
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  50. The old-book peddler and other tales for bibliophiles
    Stefan ZWEIG

    The old-book peddler and other tales for bibliophiles

    The Charles Deering library|Evanston 1938|10.50 x 15.50 cm|relié
    Second edition of the English ranslation set by TW Koch.
    Publishers'Full binding carton in decorative patterns, smooth back, glued title tags on the back and the front cover.
    Handwritten signature of Stefan Zweig on guard.
    Nice copy.
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  51. Un caprice de Bonaparte
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Un caprice de Bonaparte

    Grasset|Paris 1952|12 x 19 cm|broché
    First edition of the French translation, review copy.
    Signed autograph of Alzir Hella translator Alain Decaux.
    Back slightly yellowed, two small marginal tear on the boards.
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  52. La guérison par l'esprit
    Stefan ZWEIG

    La guérison par l'espritHealing the Spirit

    Stock|Paris 1934|12.50 x 19 cm|relié

    ZWEIG Stefan. La Guérison par l'esprit [Healing the Spirit]
    Stock, Paris 1934, 12,5 x 19 cm, half morocco
    First edition of the French translation, for which there were only 65 grand papier (deluxe) copies on alfa paper, an advance [service de presse] copy.
    Half navy blue morocco over marbled paper boards by T. Boichot, spine in six compartments, date gilt at foot of spine, pastedowns and endpapers of grey-blue paper, covers and spine (sunned) preserved, top edge gilt.
    Rare autograph inscription dated and signed by Stefan Zweig to Julien Luchaire.
    In a good binding.
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  53. La guérison par l'esprit
    Stefan ZWEIG

    La guérison par l'esprit

    Stock|Paris 1934|13 x 19 cm|broché
    First edition of the French translation, review copy.
    Precious and beautiful autograph signed by French Stefan Zweig to Jules Romains, "In the expensive Jules Romains, which I like as a friend and I admire as a master. Stefan Zweig. "Enriched by autograph dedication of the author an autograph signed by the translator, Alzir Hella:" A Jules Romains, the part of the author and cordially Alzir Hella. "
    Stefan Zweig had met Jules Romains attending members of the Créteil Abbey in the early twentieth century and the two men were quickly linked to a strong friendship. Love one another as a cosmopolitan Europe, they met regularly at the op
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  54. Brûlant secret
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Brûlant secret

    Grasset|Paris 1945|13 x 21 cm|broché
    First edition in French, one of 26 numbered copies on Arches paper, this copy justified "Arches", the tirage de tête after 12 on Montval.
    Half red morocco over marbled paper boards by P. Goy & C. Vilaine, spine in six compartments, brown paper endpapers and pastedowns, ccovers and spine preserved.
    A very good copy with good margins and nicely bound.
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  55. Erasmus of Rotterdam
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Erasmus of Rotterdam

    Garden City publishing|New-York [New York] 1937|14.50 x 21 cm|relié
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  56. Balzac Dickens
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Balzac Dickens

    Simon Kra|Paris 1927|19 x 21 cm|broché
    First edition of the French translation, one of 5 numbered copies on Hollande, the tirage de tête.
    Nice and rare copy with edges preserved.
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  57. Jérémie
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Jérémie

    Les éditions Rieder|Paris 1929|12 x 19 cm|broché
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  59. La peur
    Stefan ZWEIG

    La peur

    Grasset|Paris 1935|13.50 x 20.50 cm|broché
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  61. Castellion contre Calvin
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Castellion contre Calvin

    Grasset|Paris 1946|13.50 x 21.50 cm|broché
    First edition of the French translation by Alzir Hella, one of 72 numbered copies on pure wire only major papers.
    Signed autograph translator Jean Douchet "... who was involved in the convection this beautiful book ..."
    Nice copy.
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  62. Erinnerungen an Emile Verhaeren
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Erinnerungen an Emile Verhaeren

    Privatdruct|s. l. 1917|16.50 x 23 cm|broché
    Print edition by Stefan Zweig care 100 copies hand-numbered and distributed to friends.
    Signing autograph of Stefan Zweig who also registered recipient's name from the book: Ami Kalmmerer.
    Marginal tiny tears on the dishes, three small spots on the second dish.
    Rare and nice copy.
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  64. Romain Rolland. Der Mann und das Werk
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Romain Rolland. Der Mann und das Werk

    Rütten & Loening|Frankfurt am Main 1923|14 x 20.50 cm|reliure de l'éditeur
    With seven photographs and three facsimiles.
    Rare autograph inscription signed by Stefan Zweig.
    Publisher's half brown cloth, yellow paper boards, slightly rubbed.
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  65. Der Kampf mit dem Dämon
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Der Kampf mit dem Dämon

    Insel-Verlag|Leipzig 1928|13 x 21 cm|reliure de l'éditeur
    Later edition.
    Publisher’s dark green cloth, with its flexible paper slipcase, lightly sunned at edges.
    Rare autograph inscription from Stefan Zweig.
    Manuscript ex dono from a former owner to one endpaper.
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  71. Tolstoï
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Tolstoï

    Victor Attinger|Paris 1928|12 x 19 cm|broché
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  72. Marie Stuart
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Marie Stuart

    Grasset|Paris 1936|14 x 21.50 cm|broché
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  74. Balzac
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Balzac

    Albin Michel|Paris 1950|14 x 21.50 cm|broché
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  75. Balzac
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Balzac

    Albin Michel|Paris 1950|13.50 x 21.50 cm|relié
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  77. Hölderlin
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Hölderlin

    Stock|Paris 1928|12 x 19 cm|broché
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  78. Magellan
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Magellan

    Grasset|Paris 1938|13.50 x 21 cm|relié
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  79. Jeremias
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Jeremias

    Insel verlag|Leipzig 1919|14 x 22 cm|reliure de l'éditeur sous étui
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  82. Mercure de France, n°299 à n°300, tome LXXXII, année 1909
    Stefan ZWEIG, COLLECTIF

    Mercure de France, n°299 à n°300, tome LXXXII, année 1909

    Mercure de France|Paris décembre 1909|15 x 23 cm
    First edition.
    Full soft grey cardboard binding, small stains on boards, original wrappers preserved, contemporary binding.
    Contributions by M. Logé, Colonel de Rochas "Les Idées de Vauban sur l'organisation de l'armée", E. Henriot "La Promenade vénitienne", Stefan Zweig "Le Drame Verhaerenien", R. Schwab, L. Larguier "L'Oeil d'émeraude", L. Dumont-Wilden "André-Gide", C. Enlart, A. Paupe "Stendhal et ses livres", E. Sicard "Les Marchands", R. de Gourmont, P. Quillard, Rachilde, A. Fontainas.
    Work illustrated with portraits of Colette and André Gide by A. Rouveyre.
    Handsome interior condition.
    The 'Mercure de France' was originally a French review, founded in the 17t
    €100
  83. Sigmund Freud
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Sigmund Freud

    Stock|Paris 1932|12 x 18.50 cm|relié
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  87. Dostoïevski
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Dostoïevski

    Rieder|Paris 1928|12 x 19 cm|broché
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  88. Amok
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Amok

    Stock|Paris 1930|12 x 19 cm|broché
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  90. Marie Stuart
    Stefan ZWEIG

    Marie Stuart

    Grasset|Paris 1936|13.50 x 21 cm|relié
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