Paris

First edition, with no mention of deluxe copies.
Spine and boards marginally sunned, small stain to rear board, handsome interior condition.
Rare.

First edition, with no mention of deluxe copies.
Rare autograph inscription signed by Alexandre Weill.
Lacks to head and foot of spine.
Pen gift inscription on front cover, rare.

First edition on ordinary paper, only 2 Japan and 20 Holland deluxe copies were printed.
Small tears with lacks at head and foot of spine.

First edition, one of 550 numbered copies on Vosges laid paper, the only deluxe copies along with 110 on pure thread paper.
Autograph inscription signed by Claude Farrère to his private secretary Alfred Sexer, handsome copy.

First edition, one of the rare copies, probably reserved for the author, on blue paper.
A very slight lack at the foot of one joint, minute worming on the first cover, handsome and rare copy.

First edition, one of the copies on alfa paper.
Autograph inscription signed by the author.
Spine browned with a small lack at foot, otherwise handsome copy.

First edition.
Contents include a contribution by Pierre Quillard on anarchism, an 'Autobiography of Walt Whitman' by Viélé-Griffin, and a critique of Kropotkin's 'La conquête du pain' by Bernard Lazare.

First edition.
This issue includes, among others, unpublished works by Laforgue, an interview by Pierre Quillard with Louis Ménard, and a contribution by Henri de Régnier on Flaubert's Temptation of Saint Anthony.

First edition.
The contents include, among others, unpublished notes by Jules Laforgue, an article by Henri de Régnier, and a contribution by Francis Viélé-Griffin.

First edition.
In this issue, notably, contributions by Elie Reclus or Paul Adam and an article by Bernard Lazare on antisemitism.

First edition.
This issue contains, among others, an article by Bakounine on the Paris Commune, a portrait of Huysmans by Henri de Régnier and the 'Chevauchée d'Yeldis' by Viélé-Griffin.
Copy with some pencil marks on the cover and inside.

First edition.
Contents include, notably, the continuation of Bakounine's article on the Paris Commune, begun in issue 29 of the same review, an article by Georges Eekhoud, unpublished verses by Jules Laforgue as well as a portrait of François Coppée by Henri de Régnier.

First edition.
In this issue, among other things, an article by Henri de Régnier on Victor Hugo and the Symbolists, contributions by Paul Adam, Bernard Lazare, Francis Viélé-Griffin.

First edition.
This issue features the poem 'A quelque révolutionnaire d'Europe dans la défaite', by Walt Whitman, an apology for lying by Max Stirner as well as notes by Bernard Lazare on Pierre Louys, Stéphane Mallarmé and Georges Eekhoud.

First edition.
This issue includes a preface by Louis Ménard and contributions by Henri de Régnier (on Maurice Barrès), Bernard Lazare and Francis Viélé-Griffin.

First edition.
In this issue, numerous contributions, including those by Elie Reclus, Henri Bordeaux on Villiers de l'Isle-Adam, Saint-Pol Roux and Henri de Régnier.

First edition.
Contents include an article by Paul Adam on God, poems by Paul-Marius André (including an 'Ode à Mallarmé'), a contribution by Georges Vanor on Wagnerian drama.

First edition.
In this issue, an article by Viélé-Griffin on Hérédia, contributions by Charles Albert, Paul Adam, Henri de Régnier.

First edition.
In this issue, an article by Henri de Régnier on Villiers de l'Isle-Adam, a contribution by Georges Vanor on Wagnerian drama, reviews by Bernard Lazare.

First edition.
Numerous contributions, including those by Bernard Lazare on nepotism, by Paul Adam, Pierre Quillard, Henri de Régnier, as well as an article by Francis Viélé-Griffin on Mallarmé.

First edition.
Contents include a poem by Francis Viélé-Griffin, notices by Henri de Régnier on Coolus, Dumas fils, Edmond de Goncourt and Strindberg, as well as a contribution by Tristan Bernard.

First edition, one of 499 numbered copies on pure laid paper.
Two small stains of no consequence to the spine, slight marginal discoloration to the front cover.

First edition.
Numerous contributions, including those by Stuart Merrill, Jules Bois and Marie Krysinska.

First edition.
Contents include, among others, 'Les Amies' by Verlaine, the continuation of 'Un Dilemme' by Huysmans, begun in the September issue of the same year, 'Félice Orsini' by Léon Cladel, as well as physiological notes on Balzac by Jules Cristophe.
Two small lacks at head and foot of spine, a marginal tear to first cover which also shows slight corner lacks.

First edition of this Apollinarian studies bulletin.
Contents include 'Les Doukhobors' by Apollinaire, as well as poems by André Breton, Paul Léautaud and Marcel-Pierre Adéma among others, and a contribution by Maria Kostrowicka-Dabrowa on Apollinaire's family.
Handsome copy.

First edition of this Apollinarian studies bulletin.
Special issue published on the occasion of the 36th anniversary of Guillaume Apollinaire's death. Contents include twenty letters from Apollinaire to Ardengo Soffici, a text by Pierre Albert-Birot, an article by Pierre Varenne on Apollinaire and Alphonse Allais, notes by Marcel Adéma on Derain, Matisse and Raynal, as well as numerous other contributions in tribute to the poet.

First edition of this bulletin of Apollinarian studies.
In this issue, a paragraph on Max Jacob by Apollinaire and reminiscences by Max Jacob about him, as well as contributions by Michel Décaudin, Scott Bates or Pierre-Marcel Adéma, editor of the review.

First edition of this bulletin of Apollinarian studies.
Numerous contributions, including several articles by Apollinaire on Derain, Matisse or Raynal, accompanied by responses from Derain and Raynal, or reminiscences by André Billy...

First edition.
Monthly literary review founded in 1890 by Henri Mazel which held an important place in the Symbolist movement. Valéry, Boislesve, Gide, Claudel, de Gourmont, Viélé-Griffin among others contributed to it.
Contents of this issue include Ballades françaises by Paul Fort, chronicles by Charles-Louis Philippe and Henri Ghéon, and a contribution by Eugène Rouart.
A transverse crease mark to the first cover, handsome copy.

First edition.
Monthly literary review founded in 1890 by Henri Mazel which held an important place in the Symbolist movement. Valéry, Boislesve, Gide, Claudel, de Gourmont, Viélé-Griffin among others contributed to it.
Contents include contributions by Stuart Merrill, Paul Fort and Henri Ghéon.
Handsome copy.

First edition.
Monthly literary review founded in 1890 by Henri Mazel which held an important place in the Symbolist movement. Valéry, Boislesve, Gide, Claudel, de Gourmont, Viélé-Griffin among others contributed to it.
In this issue, 'la jeune fille nue' by Francis Jammes, an extract from a novel by Henri Ghéon, a tale by Viélé-Griffin, and 'Bobok' by Dostoievsky.

First edition.
Small corner lack to rear cover, a small tear without loss to front cover.
Rare.

First edition.
Lacking spine, light foxing to interior.
Rare.
Library stamps to half-title page.

First edition.
Volume 1: Le Premier Empire et le Saint-Siège. Volume 2: La Restauration et le Saint-Siège. Volume 3 lacking.
Spine and boards lightly and marginally sunned, otherwise handsome copies.
Rare.

First edition, one of the numbered copies on chestnut paper, the only printing with 13 on pure linen.

First edition.
Contributions by Léon-Paul Fargue, Roger Caillois, Marcel Jouhandeau, John Keats, Henri Pourrat, among others.

First edition. The contents include numerous contributions including those by Yeats, René Char and an article by Pierre d'Exideuil on James Joyce.

First edition.
The contents include a speech by Jean Giraudoux entitled 'Aux femmes françaises', and contributions by Frédéric Saisset, Marc Sangnier and Antoine Orliac.

First edition.
Literary review founded by Alfred Vallette in 1890 with a group of friends including Jean Moréas, Émile Raynaud, Pierre Arène, Remy de Gourmont, Alfred Jarry, Albert Samain and Charles Cros: the symbolist generation. Mallarmé and Heredia published some unpublished works in it.
In this issue's contents, 'Adieux', a poem by Apollinaire, and contributions by Alfred de Tarde, Louis Fouret and Rachilde.

First edition.
Literary review founded by Alfred Vallette in 1890 with a group of friends including Jean Moréas, Émile Raynaud, Pierre Arène, Remy de Gourmont, Alfred Jarry, Albert Samain and Charles Cros: the symbolist generation. Mallarmé and Heredia published some unpublished works there.
Contents of this issue include contributions by Guillaume Apollinaire, Georges Eekhoud, Rémy de Gourmont, Francis Jammes, among others.

First edition.
Literary review founded by Alfred Vallette in 1890 with a group of friends including Jean Moréas, Émile Raynaud, Pierre Arène, Remy de Gourmont, Alfred Jarry, Albert Samain and Charles Cros: the symbolist generation. Mallarmé and Heredia published some unpublished works there.
In this issue, contributions by Guillaume Apollinaire, Julien Benda and Camille Mallarmé.

First edition.
Literary review founded by Alfred Vallette in 1890 with a group of friends including Jean Moréas, Émile Raynaud, Pierre Arène, Remy de Gourmont, Alfred Jarry, Albert Samain and Charles Cros: the symbolist generation. Mallarmé and Heredia published some unpublished works there.
In this issue, contributions by Guillaume Apollinaire, Maurice Boissard, Rémy de Gourmont, among others, and numerous graphological tests of various contemporary authors. This issue is furthermore illustrated with a portrait of Natalie Clifford Barney by Rouveyre.

First edition.
Literary review founded by Alfred Vallette in 1890 with a group of friends including Jean Moréas, Émile Raynaud, Pierre Arène, Remy de Gourmont, Alfred Jarry, Albert Samain and Charles Cros: the symbolist generation. Mallarmé and Heredia published some unpublished works there.
This issue features 'La vie anecdotique' by Apollinaire, an article on art by Gustave Kahn, as well as a portrait of Ernest La Jeunesse by Rouveyre.

First edition.
Literary review founded by Alfred Vallette in 1890 with a group of friends including Jean Moréas, Émile Raynaud, Pierre Arène, Remy de Gourmont, Alfred Jarry, Albert Samain and Charles Cros: the symbolist generation. Mallarmé and Heredia published some unpublished works there.
Contents include contributions by Guillaume Apollinaire, Paterne Berrichon (on Rimbaud and Verlaine), Ricciotto Canudo, Rémy de Gourmont and Gustave Kahn.

First edition.
Review created clandestinely by Paul Eluard. Contents include contributions by Picasso, Jouve, Vercors, Max Jacob, Bataille and a poem by Balzac, among others.

First edition. This issue notably features 'L'Homme ceint de Gris-Gris' by Béraud, a contribution by Georges Champeaux, and the illustrated cover by Marthe Deladune.

First edition. The contents of this issue include, notably, contributions by Henri Béraud, Louis Chadourne and Georges Champeaux. Cover illustrated by Jacques Laplace.
Minor lacks to spine.

First edition. Numerous contributions, including those by Jean-Marc Bernard, Georges Bernanos, Maxime Brienne, René Dumaine among others.

First edition, one of 500 numbered copies on laid paper, the only deluxe copies after 13 China and 41 Holland.
Handsome copy.

First edition printed in a small number of copies on laid paper.
Small marginal stains of no consequence to the front cover, endpapers slightly shadowed, handsome interior condition.

First edition, one of 700 numbered copies on vélin, the only printing with 50 Japon.

First edition, one of 940 numbered copies on pur fil, the only deluxe copies with 120 reimposed.
Scattered foxing.

First edition, one of 550 numbered copies on simili-Japon, the only deluxe copies along with 5 on Japon and 30 on Hollande.
Pastiches of G. d'Annunzio, J. Racine, F.R. de Chateaubriand, P. Verlaine, S. Mallarmé, P. Fort, C. Péguy...
A handsome full-margined copy.

First edition.
A small lack at head of spine which also has a slight tear at foot, three tiny corner lacks to boards.
Iconography.

First edition, one of 750 numbered copies on Rives laid paper, the only issue with 25 Japan copies.
Handsome copy.

First edition.
Contents include a poem by Jean Moréas titled 'L'amour dérobé', two unpublished poems by Albert Mérat and contributions by Cazals and Aimé Passereau.
Rare.

First edition.
This issue features a 'Preface to Jardin des Ronces' by Cazals written by Rachilde, poems by Jean Moréas and Albert Mérat, a full-page drawing by Fernand Fau depicting Cazals as an hors-texte illustration.
Boards detached. Rare.

First edition.
Contents include contributions by Cazals, Mérat and Beaumont. The cover is illustrated by Vibert.
Small tear without loss to front cover. Rare.

First edition.
This issue features the poem 'Exemples' by Albert Mérat, contributions by A. Passereau, L. Maillard and L. Frapié (on Riotor) and a full-page black and white portrait of Riotor by Steinlein.

First edition.
Full bronze sheep bindings, smooth spines richly decorated, gilt fillets framing the boards, gilt laurel and olive crown stamps in medallion on the front board of volume 1, speckled edges, prize binding from the lycée de Bordeaux. Important alphabetical and analytical index at the end.
Handsome copy attractively bound in Romantic binding.

First edition.
In this issue, a poem by Jean Moréas, 'Un café littéraire' by Cazals, a full-page black and white hors-texte drawing by Cazals depicting the portrait of Eugène Ledrain.

First edition.
In this issue are gathered contributions by Albert Mérat, Léon Riotor ('La main de gloire') or F.-A. Cazals, as well as a notice by Paul Sébillot on Antony Valabrègue. It further includes a contribution by Delahaye and Cazals entitled 'Pauvre Lélian, suite aux 'Confessions' de Verlaine'.

First edition. This issue contains verses by Albert Mérat as well as his portrait, and contributions from Léon Riotor, Maurice du Plessys and Ernest Raynaud, along with a study on Rimbaud by E. Delahaye.

First edition.
Contents include an unpublished work by Verlaine 'A mon fils', several poems by Albert Mérat, a contribution by Cazals, among others.

First edition, one of 225 numbered copies on laid paper, the only printing with 4 China, 10 Japan and 65 Holland.
A light shadow on the endpaper, handsome copy.

First editions, false statement of second edition for the second text.
Half red shagreen binding, spine with four raised bands decorated with triple blind compartments adorned with gilt fleurons, contemporary binding.
Light foxing, pale dampstain affecting most leaves of the first volume.

First edition, one of the numbered copies of the first issue printed on press.
Handsome copy.

First edition, one of 1040 numbered copies on wove paper.
Spine sunned with small lack at head, handsome interior condition.

First edition printed in 500 numbered copies on Hollande paper.
Work illustrated with 32 drawings by R.D. Danielo.
Rare.

First edition, one of 970 numbered copies, the only printing with 30 on Hollande paper.
Spine and front cover faded as is often the case, otherwise a handsome copy.

First edition on ordinary paper.
A good copy.

First edition.
Bradel binding in light blue half cloth with corners, smooth spine slightly sunned decorated with a gilt fleuron, brown morocco title-label rubbed. Handsome copy.
Contributors to this issue: Pierre Quillard (article on Clémenceau), Pierre Louys (Chanson des Rois Mages, on words by Heine), Georges Eekhoud, Remy de Gourmont, Edmond Jaloux, Strindberg...
One portrait plate of Carlyle.

First edition.
Bradel binding in light blue half cloth with corners, smooth spine slightly sunned decorated with a gilt fleuron, brown morocco title label rubbed. Handsome copy.
Contents include an article by Henri de Régnier on the death of Stéphane Mallarmé, a tribute poem to Mallarmé by Pierre Louys, an essay on Carlyle, contributions by Gustave Kahn, Philéas Lebesgue, Charles Louis-Philippe, Hugues Rebell (on Félicien Rops), Viélé-Griffin, ...

First edition, one of 367 numbered copies on alfa paper, the only deluxe copies with 69 on pur fil.
Signed by the author on the title page.

First edition printed in a small number of copies.
Upper cover detached with marginal lacks, lacks to spine.
Rare.

First edition.
Full tawny calf binding, smooth spine elegantly decorated with gilt typographical motifs, olive morocco title-label, two slight lacks to joints, two corners restored, gilt fillets on edges.
A few rare small foxing spots affecting mainly the title and half-title pages.

First edition. Scarce.
Contemporary full speckled calf binding. Decorated spine with raised bands. Lacking the last compartment and headcap (torn away). Corners bumped.
Series of poems addressed to the dauphin, arranged chronologically over 29 weeks, from June 3, 1666 to December 17. These poems establish a contemporary history of France and Europe, but also of the court and royalty.

First edition. Small corner tears with minor lacks to covers. Rare.

First edition.
Contents include, notably, poems by Jiddu Krishnamurti, a contribution by Lama Yongden on Tibetans and death, an article by René Nelli.
Covers lacking, otherwise handsome copy. Rare.

First edition.
Contents include 'La vérité limitée' by Krishnamurti, contributions by Suarès, Manziarly and Benjamin Fondane ('Gide suivant Montaigne'), and hors-texte paintings by Joseph Sima.
Small tear to head of spine with slight lack at foot, handsome interior condition.

Edition translated from German into French by Abbé Guénot.
Spines browned and cracked at foot with small lacks to spine of second volume, occasional light foxing.

First edition.
This issue dedicated to children features articles by Krishnamurti, R. Nussbaum, F. Raymond and Alexandrine Gr. Cantacuzene, among others. It also includes plates, drawings and stories by children. Rare.

First edition.
Contents of this issue include poems by Jiddu Krishnamurti, articles by Carlo Suarès, Manziarly and André Berge. Rare.
Copy in poor condition.

First edition.
Contents include 'La cause de la souffrance' by J. Krishnamurti, a poem by A. Bourdelle accompanied by a facsimile of his autograph as a hors-texte, an article by Charles Mauron on science and mysticism, a contribution by G.E Monod-Herzen on Einstein.
Copy in poor condition: lacking spine and back cover, front cover detached, interior in handsome condition.

First edition.
This issue notably contains poems by Jiddu Krishnamurti, a 'portrait de Sada, petite singe' by Francis de Miomandre, and a hors-texte by Léopold Survage. Rare.

First edition.
Spine cracked with twosmall tears without lack, internally good.
Rare.

First edition of this work dedicated to Tocqueville.
Cracked spine, two small corner losses to the second cover of the first volume, foxing.

The first edition, published in a small number of copies.
Some rare small wormholes, otherwise handsome copy of this small and surprising treatise on the aesthetics of art.

First edition of the exhibition catalogue held in Paris from 15 March to 15 May 1961.
Rich iconography, original texts by J. Cocteau, E.M. Cioran, E. Junger...
Spine slightly sunned with pale small stains, otherwise a handsome copy.

First edition printed in a small number of copies of this offprint. Light worming to the front cover, occasional minor marginal foxing.