Librairie de l'Art Indépendant

First edition of the French translation established by Pierre Quillard for which no deluxe copies are mentioned.
Handsome copy.
Half olive green cloth Bradel binding, smooth spine slightly sunned, brown shagreen title-label, gilt-stamped boards covered with painted vegetal motifs in the manner of japonisant bindings, covers preserved, contemporary binding.
Handsome copy beautifully executed.

Second edition, the first in simplified spelling.
Spine and boards lightly and marginally sunned as usual, small tear at foot of front board.

First edition in French.
Tears and small lacks to spine and boards, paper yellowed.
Rare.

First edition, one of 20 lettered copies on China paper, the deluxe issue after 5 copies on old Japan paper.
A vertical crease mark on the first cover.
Handsome and rare copy.

The first edition, published in a small number of copies.
Spine and boards very lightly and marginally lightened.
Rare and handsome copy.
Precious signed autograph inscription from Louis Ménard to Judith Gautier: "Hommage affectueux et soüvenir affectueux..." ["Affectionate homage and fond remembrance..."]

First edition printed in 162 copies, ours one of 150 numbered copies on tinted vellum, the only issue with 12 on Whatman.
Bradel binding in half emerald green morocco, smooth spine stamped with gilt title lettered lengthwise, pebbled paper boards, front cover preserved, binding signed P. Goy and C. Vilaine.
Signed autograph inscription from André Gide "au poëte Angiolo Orvieto en témoignage de sympathie" ["to the poet Angiolo Orvieto in testimony of sympathy"].
Rare testimony to his relationship with Angiolo Orvieto, Florentine poet and librettist, who founded the periodical Il Marzocco in 1896, and devoted a study to the writer the following year.

First edition printed in very small numbers, it was only printed in a few Japan and Whatman in large papers.
Bradel binding in half caramel morocco, smooth back decorated with two golden typographic motifs, slightly rubbed caps, preserved covers, golden head, binding from the contemporary signed Pottier.
Autograph dedication signed by Pierre Quillard to Paul Bernard.

First edition on tinted laid paper; only a few Whatman deluxe copies were printed.
Spine and covers uniformly sunned, some foxing affecting mainly the beginning and end of the volume.

First edition, one of 180 numbered copies on tinted vellum, the only printing after 10 on Japan paper.
Full black morocco binding, spine with five raised bands, date gilt at foot, moiré silk endpapers and doublures in beige, gilt fillet border on doublures, all edges gilt, original wrappers and spine preserved, slipcase edged in black morocco with mustard-yellow paper sides, a superb binding signed by Miguet.
A fine copy, perfectly bound.

First edition of which there were only printes 50 copies, this one of 5 numbered copies on Japon impérial, the tirage de tête.

Autograph inscription by Stéphane Mallarmé to his friend François Nys : "A monsieur Nys très sympathiquement."

This copy enriched in forntispiece with a portrait woddcut in red of Villiers de l'Isle-Adam by Marcellin Desboutin, which he inscribed for François Nys. This portrait, present in the second edition of 1892, is not present in every copy of the tirage de tête.
Two very clear dampstains, not serious, in the margins of the first and final free endpapers, two small marginal dampstains to the covers.
A good and...

First edition, one of 20 numbered copies on Chine, the tirage de tête after 5 Japon.
Near contemporary half light brown morocco over marbled paper boards by Yseux successeur de Thierry-Simier, spine in six compartments, date gilt at foot of spine, marbled pastedonws and endpapers, covres preserved.
Handsome autograph inscription from Pierre Louÿs : "A Mr. Georges Vicaire, au bibliophile et au bibliographe en souvenir reconnaissant de sa visite."
A few inevitable spots due to the quality of the paper.
A nicely bound copy

First edition of each volume.
Bradel binding in half red cloth, smooth spine decorated with double gilt fillets, marbled paper boards, original wrappers preserved for each volume.
Autograph inscriptions signed by the author to Messrs. Ravaisson and Caro at the head of the first cover of the first volume and on the title page of the fourth volume.
A handsome and rare set.

First edition printed on ordinary paper.
Light spotting affecting the front cover.
Rare.

First edition of some parts, the first published in simplified orthography, with no mention of deluxe copies.
Handsome and rare copy.

First edition.
Handsome copy despite light foxing.

Le Voyage d'Urien [Urien's Voyage]
First edition, one of 300 numbered copies on vergé crème paper printed on 25 May 1893, by Paul Schmidt, typographer, and Edw. Ancourt lithographer. A few copies printed on chine and japon paper.
Brown morocco by Gruel, spine in six compartments, date at foot, pastedowns lined with red morocco with gilt fillet frame, brown silk endpapers, double fillet to edges of boards, gilt roulettes to head- and tail-pieces, covers and spine preserved, all edges gilt, brown morocco-edged slipcase.
Occasional light spotting.
This work...

First edition in trade, one of the 20 numbered copies on Japan, draw of head with 20 China.
The first edition, published by Perrin, was judged incorrect by André Gide and he had it destroyed destroyed, only about sixty copies of the press service escaped.
Binder in blue half-basane, back with four nerves adorned with golden floral motifs, marbled paper plates, guards and counterplates of paper to the vat, speckled slices, Contemporary binding.
Precious autograph signed by André Gide: A Albert Mockel because he asked for it (which is a flat lie). Andre Gide. I, the undersigned acknowledge (the lie) AW "on a first page of false title.
Second autographed...

First edition, one of 180 numbered copies onr vélin teinté, the only printing with 10 Japon.
A discreet trace of an autograph inscription, rubbed, on the hal-title. .
A very good copy.

First edition de ces sept récits sur le monde celtique.
Spots to covers.
Rare.

First edition.
Half brown sheep.
Numerous contributions, including from J.-K. Huysmans, Jules Bois, Louis Ménard and Pierre Quillard.
Rare.

First edition printed in a small number of copies under the pseudonym André de Séipse.
Two small tears with slight lacks at head and foot of spine.
Rare.

First edition of this journal dealing with messianic Kabbalah, Christian socialism, experimental spiritualism, literature and art.
Contributions by A. Jhouney, Papus, a friend from the invisible world, R. Caillié, Abbé Roca...
Small tears with three slight lacks to spine, handsome interior condition.

First edition of this journal dealing with messianic Kabbalah, Christian socialism, experimental spiritualism, literature and art.
Contributions by A. Jhouney, Rouxel, a spirit, C. Richet, P. Estieu...
Covers stained, one joint cracked, handsome interior condition.
Rare.

First edition of this journal dealing with messianic Kabbalah, Christian socialism, experimental spiritualism, literature and art. Contributions by A. Jhouney, R. Caillié, un esprit, le messager, E. de Morsier, H. Pelletier...
Boards marginally stained at head, otherwise a handsome copy.
Rare.

First edition of this journal dealing with messianic Kabbalah, Christian socialism, experimental spiritualism, literature and art.
Contributions by A. Jhouney, the chevalier de Reichembach, E. Bosc, R. Caillié, C. de Barberies, abbé Roca...
Minor marginal stains on the front board, otherwise a handsome copy.
Rare.

First edition of this periodical dealing with messianic Kabbalah, Christian socialism, experimental spiritualism, literature and art.
Contributions by A. Jhouney, R. Caillié, the Chevalier de Reichembach, Abbé J.A. Petit...
Spine stained, one joint slightly cracked at head and foot, handsome interior condition.
Rare.

First edition of this periodical dealing with messianic Kabbalah, Christian socialism, experimental spiritualism, literature and art.
Contributions by A. Jhouney, Baroness A. de Vay, A. Franck, C. Humann, the Chevalier de Reichembach...
Spine faded, front board detached, handsome interior condition.
Rare.

First edition of this journal dealing with Messianic Kabbalah, Christian socialism, experimental spiritualism, literature and art.
Contributions by A. Jhouney, Abbé de l'Etoile, J.E. Renucci, l'Eglise de l'Avenir, H. Pelletier...
Spine restored, handsome interior condition. Rare.

First edition of the first 12 issues of the review forming the year 1893.
Half anthracite cloth bindings, red shagreen title-label, original wrappers preserved.
Numerous contributions including those of A. Ferdinand-Hérold, Louis Ménard and Pierre Quillard.
Rare.

First edition of the eleventh year of the esoteric review founded in 1887 by Helena Petrovna Blavatsky who originated the term "theosophy".
Bradel binding in half navy cloth, smooth spine decorated with gilt fillets and gilt typographical motif showing traces of rubbing, red sheep title-label, marbled paper boards, contemporary binding.
Most esoteric subjects are addressed in this fundamental review: spiritualism, occultism, Karma, psychic possession, Buddhism, cosmosophy, Secret Doctrine...
Handsome copy almost entirely free from foxing.

First edition of the 14th complete year of the esoteric review founded in 1887 by Helena Petrovna Blavatsky who originated the term "theosophy".
Bradel binding in half navy cloth, smooth spine decorated with gilt fillets and gilt typographical motif showing traces of rubbing, red sheep title-label, marbled paper boards, contemporary binding.
Most esoteric subjects are addressed in this fundamental review: spiritualism, occultism, Karma, psychic possession, Buddhism, cosmosophy, Secret Doctrine...
Handsome copy almost entirely free from foxing.

First edition of the complete 15th year of the esoteric review founded in 1887 by Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, who coined the term "theosophy".
Bradel binding in half navy cloth, smooth spine decorated with gilt fillets and typographical motif showing traces of rubbing, red sheep title label, marbled paper boards, contemporary binding.
Most esoteric subjects are addressed in this fundamental review: spiritism, occultism, Karma, psychic possession, Buddhism, cosmosophy, Secret Doctrine...
Handsome copy almost entirely free of foxing.

First edition of the complete 16th year of the esoteric review founded in 1887 by Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, who coined the term "theosophy".
Bradel binding in half navy cloth, smooth spine decorated with gilt fillets and typographical motif showing traces of rubbing, red sheep title label, marbled paper boards, contemporary binding.
Most esoteric subjects are addressed in this fundamental review: spiritism, occultism, Karma, psychic possession, Buddhism, cosmosophy, Secret Doctrine...
Handsome copy almost entirely free of foxing.

First edition.
This is a humanist and civilizing reflection on a better world after the great slaughter of 1914-1918.
Handsome and rare copy.

First edition.
Spine and boards marginally sunned, otherwise rare and handsome copy.

First edition.
Work illustrated with a portrait hors-texte by E. Carpenter.
Handsome copy.

First edition, one of 500 numbered copies on vellum, ours unnumbered, the only printing along with 10 on Holland paper.
Fine illustrated cover.
Foxing to endpapers, otherwise handsome copy.

First edition, one of the numbered copies on tinted laid paper, ours unnumbered.
Spine and boards slightly and very marginally faded, otherwise a rare and handsome copy.

The first edition, published in a small number of copies under the pseudonym André de Séipse.
Two small tears at head and foot of spine.