Patisson, Mamert (1530?-1602?)

Patisson, Mamert (1530?-1602?)

Activity started1530?
Activity ended1602?
NationalityFrance
Autre(s) graphie(s): Patissonius, Mam(m)ertus. Imprimeur-libraire; imprimeur du Roi (1578). Originaire d'Orléans, probablement fils du libraire Philippe Patisson. De 1569 à 1574, travaille comme correcteur dans l'imprimerie de Robert II Estienne puis de sa veuve, qu'il épouse et à qui il succède en janvier 1574. Jusque vers 1588 publie aussi sous le nom de Robert II Estienne. En 1601 ou au début de 1602, au retour d'un voyage à Orléans, se noie dans les fossés de Châtres-sous-Montlhéry (Arpajon). Veuve attestée à partir du 25 février 1602
Devise(s): Noli altum sapere (sed time)
Adresse : Paris : 1574-1602? ; (Au logis (ou: De l'imprimerie) de Robert Estienne) Rue Saint-Jean-de-Beauvais, devant les écoles de Décret
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Patisson, Mamert (1530?-1602?)
  1. Les premieres oeuvres de Philippe Desportes
    Philippe DESPORTES

    Les premieres oeuvres de Philippe Desportes

    Chez Mamert Patisson|A Paris 1587|8.50 x 15 cm|relié

    New edition following the original of 1573. A handsome edition well printed in italics. It contains the Christian poetry, absent from the 1600 edition. Copy enhanced with a portrait of the author from around 1820.
    Full glazed blonde calf Restoration binding signed at foot F. Bozérian jeune. Spine with raised bands decorated with 5 fleurons, fillets and roulettes on the bands. Date at foot in blind. Boards ruled in blind with frame roulette composed of interlaced circles. Interior Greek key border. Edges gilt. A small fragment missing from head. Some traces of rubbing. Paper very fresh, the engraving has caused slight uniform foxing on the title page. A handsome copy.
    The volume...

    €1,500
  2. Les CL. pseaumes de David, mis en vers françois, par Philippes Desportes [Ensemble] Poesies chestiennes
    Philippe DESPORTES

    Les CL. pseaumes de David, mis en vers françois, par Philippes Desportes [Ensemble] Poesies chestiennes

    Par la veuve Mamert Patisson|à Paris 1603|8 x 13 cm|relié
    First edition. The title page of the Poesies chrestiennes is dated 1601. Publisher's devices on title pages.
    Half wine-colored glazed calf binding ca 1830 in the style of Thouvenin. Spine with raised bands decorated with 3 blind tools and roulettes. Gilt title labels on calf. Marbled edges.
    Philippe Desportes (1546-1606), considered by his contemporaries as the greatest living poet, provides the literary transition between Ronsard and Malherbe. Desportes' design was to give French Catholics a translation that would be the equivalent of that of Marot and Theodore de Bèze for the reformed. First published in 1591, numbering sixty, the psalms were increased to one hundred in 1598...
    €800
  3. Kalendae Januariae, & Varia quaedam Poëmatia [Ensemble] De caecitate oratio [Ensemble] Praefatiuncula in disputationem de ridiculis, quae est apud Ciceronem in libro secundo de Oratore [Ensemble] Le premier livre des poemes
    Jean PASSERAT

    Kalendae Januariae, & Varia quaedam Poëmatia [Ensemble] De caecitate oratio [Ensemble] Praefatiuncula in disputationem de ridiculis, quae est apud Ciceronem in libro secundo de Oratore [Ensemble] Le premier livre des poemes

    Mamert Patisson|Lutetiae [Paris] • (Paris) 1603|10 x 15.20 cm|4 parties en un volume relié
    Rare gathering of four early editions of Jean Passerat, all printed by Robert Estienne, whose mark is recognizable on the title page.
    Kalendae Januariae. 1603. Mamert Patisson. After the first edition of 1597.
    De caecitate oratio. 1597. Mamert Patisson. First edition.
    Praefatiuncula... 1595. Mamert Patisson. First edition.
    Le premier livre... 1602. Edition with some parts in first edition augmented with 7 new poems after that of 1597 which contained only 17.
    Full brown glazed calf binding 18th century. Raised spine richly decorated. Brown morocco title label. Joints skillfully restored. Gilt tooling on edges. Handsome copy.
    Le Premier livre of poems is...
    €2,000
  4. Le Premier Livre des poemes de Jean Passerat
    Jean PASSERAT

    Le Premier Livre des poemes de Jean Passerat

    Par la veuve Mamert Patisson|à Paris 1602|9.50 x 14.80 cm|relié
    Edition with some parts in first edition, the main part of which appeared in 1597, but which contains for the first time Le Fresne, L'Espérance, La Divinité des procès, Sur un anneau, Je pensais que vertu, La Femme et le Procès, Ce Petit Dieu colère, On demande en vain; that is 7 new poems (only 17 had appeared in 1597).
    Full dark green morocco binding late 19th century. Spine with raised bands decorated with 5 fleurons. Boards decorated à la Du Seuil, inner frame with fleurons in the corners. Rich inner frieze. Spine lightened. Light rubbing to corners, joints and headcaps. The copy appears, judging by the handmade paper of the pastedowns, to have been rebound.
    This is the last...
    €1,000
  5. M. Manili astronomicon libri quinque
    Joseph SCALIGER, MANILIUS

    M. Manili astronomicon libri quinque

    Roberti Stephani • apud Mamertum Patissonium • [ Mamert Patisson]|Lutetiae [Paris] • (Paris) 1579|10 x 16 cm|2 parties reliées en un volume
    Apud Mamertum Patissonium, Roberti Stephani (Mamert Patisson, Robert Estienne), Lutetiae (Paris) 1579, in-8 (10x16 cm), (12)136pp(8); 292pp(10), 2 parts bound in one volume

    First edition, rare. The first part has separate pagination and consists of the text by Manilius (italics), the second part, which has its own title page and pagination, contains Scaliger's commentary, which is twice as long as the text. This second part is accompanied by several diagrams, including inset. Printer's marks on both title pages.

    Full contemporary parchment. Spine with title in black ink. Right corner missing a little on the upper board. Open 3mm border on the lower board.
    €2,000
  6. Les Oeuvres de Scevole de Sainte Marthe
    Scévole de SAINTE-MARTHE

    Les Oeuvres de Scevole de Sainte Marthe

    Par Mamert Patisson • au logis de Robert Estienne|à Paris 1589|16 x 24.50 cm|relié
    First complete edition, partially original, printed in in-4 format, in italics and presenting the mark of Robert Estienne on the title page. This collection contains 80 pieces more than the First edition 1569. Works Only our edition is indicated by Tchemerzine. Our copy is complete of the sheet a ii , often missing.
    Posterior Binding (early seventeenth century) in the calf mottled brown, back with five nerves decorated with iron griffin and cross fleur-de-lysed, double net gilded framing boards struck them weapons center Cauchon and of Hesselin, all slices speckled with red. joints and upper inner corner of the second flat skillfully restored with...
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