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Gil Blas, illustré hebdomadaire, du 6 janvier 1895 au 29 décembre 1895

Gil Blas, Paris 1895, 27x39cm.

Originale.binding Edition half brown sheepskin, boards handmade paper, corners bumped, scuffed cuts, lacks the flat and ripped back. Binding of époque.Chaque issue contains four pages well, some slight marginal tears not involving the text, as well as Anatole France pliures.Contributions ("The Mass of Shadows"), Charles Baudelaire (posthumous publication of "The death of the poor "," Rope "," Heaven scrambled "," Song of the afternoon "), Georges Courteline Jules Renard (" Coat of Carrot "), Marcel Prévost (" Abbot Pants "," Torchonnette "" Young Husband "), Edmond and Jules de Goncourt (" The Giver Maguelone "," Father Thibault "), Aristide Bruant (Limit century", "Dinner Mac," "Coquette," "Crâneuse") Alphonse Allais ("Bébert"), Emile Zola ("Fasting", "An eloquent tribute"), Jean Richepin ("The forgetful"), Paul Verlaine ("Columbine", "Indolent", "Pantomime") , JH Rosny ("The Sauveuse", "Immolation", "The Funéraliste"), Tristan Corbiere ("St. Anne"), Gyp, Rachilde ("Pleasure"), Paul Léautaud ("Elegy") Willy ("A fad"), Maurice Leblanc ("The Work of Death"), Jehan Rictus ("The soliloquies of the poor"); drawings of Sandy Hook, Abel, Steinlen, Leander, Carl Hap, Japhet, Gottlob, Prejelan between autres.Journal illustrated with numerous drawings in color and black and white, sometimes in full page or double page, as well as musical scores .Gil Blas is a French weekly newspaper, founded by Auguste Dumont, which appeared November 19, 1879 to August 4, 1914, and very occasionally from 20 January 1921 to March 1940, during a contemporary from November 17, 1909 It was led by Henri de Noussanne and Stone Maroussein. Gil Blas wanted first literary. Large feathers all speaking in chronicles that were very successful: Guy de Maupassant (or Maufrigneuse) whose collaboration was the longest (1881-1888), Paul Arena, Emile Bergerat, Clovis Hugues Rene Maizeroy Jean Richepin etc. Equally important were the soap operas, signed by Emile Zola, Hector Malot, Théodore de Banville, and Octave Mirbeau particular. For its part, Maupassant published "A Life" (February-April 1883), "Bel Ami" (April-May 1885), "Mont-Oriol" (December 1886-jévrier 1887), etc. In addition to these chronic and these serials, Zola defended some of his works in the newspaper, through the "Letters to the Editor" (on "Dream," Nov. 8, 1888, on "The Human Beast", November 13, 1889). --- Please note that the translation in english is done automatically, we apologize if the formulas are inaccurate. Contact us for any information!