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M. F. DUCUING L'exposition universelle de 1867 illustrée

M. F. DUCUING

L'exposition universelle de 1867 illustrée

Dentu et Petit, Paris 1867, in-4 (27x37,5cm), 2 volumes reliés.


Publication in 60 deliveries of 16 p. each, abundantly illustrated with woodcuts.
Half black shagreen. Back with nerves adorned with 4 florets. Slit in the upper joint of Volume 1, along the first box. 2 blunt corners. Very rare foxinges. Nice copy.
The Universal Exhibition of 1867, also known as the Universal Exhibition of Art and Industry, is chronologically the seventh world exhibition, and the second is held in Paris after the 1855 exhibition. It was held from April 1 to November 3, 1867 on the Champ-de-Mars, in Paris. 41 countries were represented at the exhibition, including Japan for the first time. This exhibition will be mainly a demonstration and an exhibition of the splendors and power of the Second Empire. Wanted by Napoleon III, he will appoint at the head of the exhibition key men of economic and political life. The Champ de Mars was chosen for location. She received 15 million visitors.

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