Logo Édition Originale
  • About us
  • Contact
  • Flag en
    • Icone favoris
    • Connexion
    • Icone panier

Literature
LiteratureFirst EditionsSigned Books, Presentation CopiesIllustrated BooksForeign LiteratureNovels, Short Stories and TalesPoetryTheaterMemoirs, Biographies and EssaysErotica
Antique Books (1455-1820)
Antique Books (1455-1820)First EditionsLiteraturePhilosophyArtHistoryScienceReligionTravelIllustrated Books
Fine Arts
Fine ArtsFirst EditionsSigned Books, Presentation CopiesPainting & DrawingSculpturePhotographyCinemaTheaterMusic & DanceArchitecture & UrbanismDesign & FurnitureFashion
History
HistoryFirst EditionsSigned Books, Presentation CopiesPrehistory & AntiquityMiddle AgesRenaissance & Modern TimesFrench Revolution & EmpireFrom the Restoration to the CommuneFin de Siècle & Belle EpoqueWorld War IThe Interwar PeriodWorld War IIContemporary EraThroughout the Ages
Travel & Exploration
Travel & ExplorationFirst EditionsSigned Books, Presentation CopiesEuropeAmericasMiddle East and Arab WorldSub-Saharan AfricaAsiaOceaniaAcross the World
Science, Medicine & Technical Innovations
Science, Medicine & Technical InnovationsFirst EditionsSigned Books, Presentation CopiesMedicinePhysical Sciences & ChemistryNatural SciencesGeography & AstronomyLogic and MathematicsTechniques & Crafts
Social Science
Social ScienceFirst EditionsSigned Books, Presentation CopiesSociology & AnthropologyPhilosophyPsychoanalysis & Psychology Law & JurisprudenceEconomics & PoliticsLinguistics
Religion & Occult
Religion & OccultFirst EditionsSigned Books, Presentation CopiesJudaicaChristianityIslamSpiritualityMythology & PaganismWitchcraft & DemonologyOccult & Spiritism
Social History
Social HistoryFirst EditionsSigned Books, Presentation CopiesAnarchism & UtopiaSocialism & CommunismSyndicalism & Social AdvocacyParis CommuneTotalitarianism
Literary and Artistic Periodicals
Literary and Artistic PeriodicalsLiterary and Art PeriodicalsPre-first EditionsSymbolism & Decadent Dadaism & SurrealismAvant-gardeArt & PoetrySatirical MagazinesAntiquarian Newspaper IssuesIllustrated periodicals
French Regional Literature
French Regional LiteratureNord, Picardy, NormandyAlsace & LorraineParis & Île de FranceBrittany & Loire Centre, Auvergne, LimousinLyonnais, Dauphiné, AlpsBurgundy, Franche-Comté, ChampagneSud-Ouest & LanguedocCharentes & AquitaineProvence, Côte d'Azur, CorsicaAcross France
Lifestyles
LifestylesFirst EditionsSigned Books, Presentation CopiesWine & GastronomyHunting, Fishing & NatureCircus, Magic & IllusionSports & GamesCaricatureNobility & Heraldry & GenealogyBibliography & Book History
Signed Books, Presentation Copies
Signed Books, Presentation Copies
LiteratureFine ArtsHistoryTravel & ExplorationScience, Medicine & Technical InnovationsSocial ScienceReligion & OccultSocial HistoryLifestyles
Autograph Letters & Manuscripts
Autograph Letters & ManuscriptsLiterary ManuscriptsArtist's ManuscriptsHistorical ManuscriptsScientific manuscriptsSigned photographs
Artworks
Artworks16th-18th Century Prints19th Century Prints & Lithographs 20th Century Prints Vintage PostersPaintings & SculpturesDrawings, Inks & WatercolorsPhotographsDescription of Egypt (1809)Antique Maps
Illustrated Books
Illustrated Books16th-17th Century Illustrated Books 18th Century Illustrated BooksRomantic Illustrated Books (1800-1860)Fin-de-Siècle Illustrated Books (1860-1900)Modern Illustrated BooksModern and Contemporary Illustrated BooksArtist’s Books
Fine Arts
Fine ArtsFirst EditionsSigned Books, Presentation CopiesPainting & DrawingSculpturePhotographyCinemaTheaterMusic & DanceArchitecture & UrbanismDesign & FurnitureFashion
The religions of the BookThe religions of the Book
The religions of the Book

Much like the papal procession that ends at Saint-Michel, named for the archangel shared by the three religions of the Book, we offer you a heavenly Abrahamic selection. It would take the very devil to keep you from finding your numinous bliss here...

Heavyweight Summer Beach ReadsHeavyweight Summer Beach Reads
Heavyweight Summer Beach Reads

Ravenous readers, set aside short tales and order à la carte from our selection of literary heavyweights: epics, sagas, odysseys, sweeping frescoes, monumental novels, cycles, tetralogies…

Masterpieces to be savoured without restraint—right down to the very marrow of their substance!

Short Stories & TalesShort Stories & Tales
Short Stories & Tales

Instead of searching for lost time, try finding it again with a short story: they are often the finest fare, and at the tale end, these brief accounts prove joys beyond compare. So let the simple heart of Bartleby transform the balls of tallow into the Venus of Ille…

The Ancient AuthorsThe Ancient Authors
The Ancient Authors

From Attic classics to apothecary's Latin. come feast at the banquet of the ancients. On the menu at Aesop's tables: Roman let us scroll, Gaelic reads,  Ovid's spoil, Chinese feud.

Foreign LiteratureForeign Literature
Foreign Literature

Pardon my non-french! You are all forgiven, you strange strangers who delight us with your torrents of tongue, your lexicons of legend, your diamonds of idiom. Let us relish the ripeness of your rhetoric, the wild, unheard-of wonders you weave, told in the tongue of Shakespeare, Goethe, Li Po, Dante, Cervantes, Khayyam, Sappho - or in the translations of Gide, Nerval, Judith Gauthier, Rivarol, Oudin, Toussaint, or Renée Vivien!

Browse our Selections
You wish to be assisted by our bookseller to find a gift?
Our team will send you a personalized selection within approximately 24 hours.
I prefer to be contacted by
Explore
Advanced search
  • Home
  • Browse collection
  • Latest acquisitions
Browse
All CollectionsCatalogues
Resources
  • Authors
  • Publishers
  • Bookbinders
Services
Sell to usTailored GuidanceSet an alert
  • Media
  • About Us
  • Where To Find Us
  • Contact
Change Language
Flag en
Logo Édition Originale
Flag en
Connexion
Icone panier
Rare Books
Autographs
Art
Gifts
Sell to usNews

Librairie Le Feu Follet•31 rue Henri Barbusse, 75005 Paris•+33 1 56 08 08 85•Monday - Friday, 11am to 7pm
Edition-Originale.com
<p class="text-build-content"><em>"Behind the scenes</em></p>
<p class="text-build-content"><em>Of life's vastness, in the abyss' darkest corner</em></p>
<p class="text-build-content"><em>I see distinctly bizarre worlds,</em></p>
<p class="text-build-content"><em>And ecstatic victim of my own clairvoyance,</em></p>
<p class="text-build-content"><em>I drag along with me, serpents that bite my shoes.</em></p>
<p class="text-build-content">&nbsp;</p>
<p class="text-build-content"><em>And it's since that time that, like the prophets,</em></p>
<p class="text-build-content"><em>I love so tenderly the desert and the sea;</em></p>
<p class="text-build-content"><em>That I laugh at funerals and weep at festivals</em></p>
<p class="text-build-content"><em>And find a pleasant taste in the most bitter wine</em></p>
<p class="text-build-content">[&hellip;]</p>
<p class="text-build-content"><em>But the Voice consoles me and it says: "Keep your dreams;</em></p>
<p class="text-build-content"><em>Wise men do not have such beautiful ones as fools!""</em></p>
<p class="text-build-content"><em>(Baudelaire, La Voix, in Nouvelles Fleurs du mal)</em></p>
<p class="text-build-content">&nbsp;</p>
<p class="text-build-content">[Translation by William Aggeler]</p>
<p class="text-build-content">&nbsp;</p>
<p>Those for whom art and literature are not meant to champion a tame form of &lsquo;positive thinking&rsquo; will surely find themselves at home amidst this Baudelairean blossoming, which frames our selection of dark masterpieces.</p>
  1. Selections

Dark writings

"Behind the scenes

Of life's vastness, in the abyss' darkest corner

I see distinctly bizarre worlds,

And ecstatic victim of my own clairvoyance,

I drag along with me, serpents that bite my shoes.

 

And it's since that time that, like the prophets,

I love so tenderly the desert and the sea;

That I laugh at funerals and weep at festivals

And find a pleasant taste in the most bitter wine

[…]

But the Voice consoles me and it says: "Keep your dreams;

Wise men do not have such beautiful ones as fools!""

(Baudelaire, La Voix, in Nouvelles Fleurs du mal)

 

[Translation by William Aggeler]

 

Those for whom art and literature are not meant to champion a tame form of ‘positive thinking’ will surely find themselves at home amidst this Baudelairean blossoming, which frames our selection of dark masterpieces.

112 results
112 results
Relevance
Filters
Copy details
Numbered copy
Numbered copy
Edition
AuthorNationality, Century, Gender
Search for an author
Nationality
Search for a nationality
Century
5th BC - 21st
Gender
Author
Search for an author
Publisher
Search by publisher
Publisher
Search by publisher
Place of publication
Search for a place of publication
Place of publication
Search for a place of publication
Binding
Year
Year
Language
Search for a language
Language
Search for a language
Browse by
Collections
Search for a collection
Selections
Search for a selection
Price
Dark writings
  1. The Old English Baron : a gothic storyThe Old English Baron : a gothic story
    Clara REEVE

    The Old English Baron : a gothic story

    Printed for Charles Dilly|London 1780|10.50 x 17.50 cm|relié
    Second edition, rare. A frontispiece by Hamilton. The first edition dates from 1778.
    Contemporary English binding in full mottled brown sheep. Smooth spine decorated with foliage. Red morocco title-label. Border frieze on boards. 3 corners slightly bumped.
    After The Castle of Otranto by Horace Walpole published in 1764, The Old English Baron is the second Gothic novel in literature, and the author, Clara Reeve writes in her preface: "this Story is the literary offspring of the Castle of Otranto, written upon the same plan, with a design to unite the most attractive and interesting circumstances of the ancient Romance and modern Novel, at the same time it assumes a...
    €900
  2. Exceptional copy inscribed by Charles Baudelaire
    Exceptional copy inscribed by Charles Baudelaire
    Les Fleurs du malLes Fleurs du mal
    Charles BAUDELAIRE

    Les Fleurs du mal[Flowers of Evil]

    Poulet Malassis & De Broise|Paris 1857|12.10 x 18.80 cm|relié sous étui

    First edition, printed on vélin d'Angoulême paper, with the usual misprints and including the six condemned poems, one of the few copies given to the author and “intended for friends who do not deliver literary services”.
    Full emerald morocco binding, signed by Marius Michel, original wrappers preserved.

    Precious presentation copy inscribed and signed by the author in pencil on the half-title page: “à M. Tenré fils, souvenir de bonne camaraderie, Ch. Baudelaire” (“to M. Tenré Jnr, a reminder of good friendship, Ch. Baudelaire”) and three handwritten corrections, in pencil on pages 29 and 110 and in ink on page 43.
    ...
    €170,000
  3. Parler (Poèmes - 2ème série)Parler (Poèmes - 2ème série)
    Pierre Jean JOUVE

    Parler (Poèmes - 2ème série)

    Georges Crès & Cie|Paris 1913|13.50 x 20.50 cm|broché
    First edition printed on laid one of the first works of the author he later renounced.
    Nice and rare copy.
    Signed autograph of Pierre Jean Jouve to René Georgin.
    €300
  4. Tandis que j'agoniseTandis que j'agonise
    William FAULKNER

    Tandis que j'agonise

    Gallimard|Paris 1934|12 x 19 cm|broché
    First edition in French, one of 210 copies numbered in Roman numerals on alfa paper, the only deluxe copies.
    Preface by Valéry Larbaud.
    Minor light foxing at head of first endpaper.
    Handsome copy.
    €450
  5. "My dear little mother, you are mad"
    "My dear little mother, you are mad"
    « Tu sais cependant bien que ma destinée est mauvaise. »« Tu sais cependant bien que ma destinée est mauvaise. »
    Charles BAUDELAIRE

    « Tu sais cependant bien que ma destinée est mauvaise. »Signed autograph letter addressed to his mother : “You know, however, that my destiny is bad.”

    [Paris] 13 [juillet] 1858 (mal datée « juin »)|13.30 x 20.60 cm|2 pages sur un feuillet remplié sous chemise et étui

    Autograph letter signed by Charles Baudelaire, written in pencil and addressed to his mother. Dry-stamped stationery of the Grand Hôtel Voltaire, Faubourg Saint-Germain. Address to Madame Aupick in Honfleur (Calvados) in the author's hand, together with several postal markings dated 13 and 14 July 1858. Several underlinings, deletions and corrections by Baudelaire. Trace of a wax seal bearing Charles Baudelaire's initials in pencil, probably in the author's hand. A small portion of the second leaf has been excised, with no loss of text.
    This letter was first published in the Revue de Paris on 15 September 1917.
    From the former collection of...

    €15,000
  6. La fin du mondeLa fin du monde
    Sacha GUITRY, Henri JADOUX

    La fin du monde

    Raoul Solar|Paris 1954|19 x 24.50 cm|broché sous chemise
    Edition decorated with original illustrations by Henri Jadoux, one of 85 numbered copies on Johannot vellum, the only deluxe copies.
    Handsome copy.
    €150
  7. Comment c'est Comment c'est
    Samuel BECKETT

    Comment c'est

    Les Editions de Minuit|Paris 1961|12 x 19 cm|broché
    First edition on ordinary paper.
    Autograph inscription signed by Samuel Beckett to Gaetan Picon.
    Spine sunned.
    €1,200
  8. Nouvelles historiquesNouvelles historiques
    François Baculard D'ARNAUD

    Nouvelles historiques

    Chez Delalain|à Paris 1777|14.50 x 22 cm|2 volumes reliés

    First illustrated edition with 3 title vignettes and 3 figures by Eisen in volume I (as well as 3 pages of engraved music) plus 3 tailpieces and 1 figure by Marillier, 2 by Barbier and 3 title vignettes by Marillier in volume II, plus 3 tailpieces. All engraved by Fessard, Longueil, Née, Delaunay and Halbou. Very fine illustration, very elegant.
    Contemporary full calf binding with scale pattern. Spine with raised bands decorated. Red morocco title labels, and green morocco volume labels. Triple-ruled frame on boards. Edges gilt. Small lack to upper joint at head of volume I. Signs of rubbing. Pale scattered foxing. One lack to margin of p. 479. The binder has inverted the volume...

    €450
  9. Les chants du crépusculeLes chants du crépuscule
    Victor HUGO

    Les chants du crépusculeSongs of Twilight

    Eugène Renduel|Paris 1835|14 x 21.50 cm|relié

    First edition.
    Bound in red half Russia with corners, spine with four raised bands gilt-ruled and decorated with double gilt panels, date in gilt at foot within a compartment, marbled endpapers and pastedowns, rare wrappers and spine preserved, top edge gilt, uncut, binding signed by Bernasconi.
    The catalogue leaf of Victor Hugo’s works is present. A few folding creases to some leaves.

    Mounted opposite the definitive version printed on p. 223 is a precious autograph poem by Victor Hugo, entitled “La pauvre...

    €12,000
  10. Somme athéologique II : Le coupable, édition revue et corrigée suivie de L'AlleluiahSomme athéologique II : Le coupable, édition revue et corrigée suivie de L'Alleluiah
    Georges BATAILLE

    Somme athéologique II : Le coupable, édition revue et corrigée suivie de L'Alleluiah

    Gallimard|Paris 1961|12 x 19 cm|broché
    Edition first in part, one of 30 numbered copies on pur fil, the only large paper copies.
    Slight traces of sunning, not serious, to head and to foot of spine.
    A good and rare copy.
    €1,500
  11. Pas moiPas moi
    Samuel BECKETT

    Pas moi

    Les Editions de Minuit|Paris 1975|10.50 x 18 cm|broché
    First edition, one of 150 numbered copies on vélin d'Arches paper, this copy not justified, the only large paper copies along with 92 on vélin supérieur and a few hors commerce.
    Autograph inscription signed by Samuel Beckett to a close friend.
    A good copy.
    €1,200
  12. Quinze jours avec la mortQuinze jours avec la mort
    Henri BÉRAUD

    Quinze jours avec la mort

    Plon|Paris 1951|14.50 x 20 cm|broché
    First edition, one of 35 numbered copies on Hollande, tirage de tête.
    A very good copy, with edges preserved.
    €700
  13. ThéâtreThéâtre
    François Baculard D'ARNAUD

    Théâtre

    Chez Delalain|à Paris 1777|14.30 x 22.20 cm|2 volumes reliés
    A factitious collection composed of the 4 plays by Arnaud: Fayel, Le Comte de Comminge, Merinval, Euphémie. Le comte Comminge is separated from Fayel only by a half-title, just as Euphémie from Mérinval (with no loss in the collation). 3 figures in volume I, one by Eisen, one by Restou, one before letters; one by Eisen and one by Restou in volume II.
    Contemporary full mottled calf bindings. Decorated spines with raised bands, roulettes at foot. Red morocco title label, and green morocco volume label. Triple fillet frame on the boards. Gilt edges. Surface wear on the spine of volume II with a loss in the first compartment, and loss of gilding...
    €280
  14. Le moine. Valérie. Manon Lescaut. Le talisman du coeur. La peine du talion. Le règne de Satan. Riche et pauvre. Télémaque. Mes prisons. la princesse de Montpensier. Les contes de l'atelier. Le barbier de Séville. Le mariage de Figaro. La mère coupable.Le moine. Valérie. Manon Lescaut. Le talisman du coeur. La peine du talion. Le règne de Satan. Riche et pauvre. Télémaque. Mes prisons. la princesse de Montpensier. Les contes de l'atelier. Le barbier de Séville. Le mariage de Figaro. La mère coupable.
    Matthew Gregory LEWIS, ABBÉ PREVOST

    Le moine. Valérie. Manon Lescaut. Le talisman du coeur. La peine du talion. Le règne de Satan. Riche et pauvre. Télémaque. Mes prisons. la princesse de Montpensier. Les contes de l'atelier. Le barbier de Séville. Le mariage de Figaro. La mère coupable.

    Gustave Havard|Paris 1849|21.50 x 31 cm|relié
    Popular illustrated edition bringing together 14 titles and more, from the Romans populaires illustrés collection. Drawings by Johannot, Beaucé, Staal, Bertall, Baron... It includes the rare title The Monk by Lewis.
    Contents: Valérie by Madame de Krudener. Manon Lescaut by Prévost d'Exiles. Le talisman du coeur by Louis Lurine. La peine du talion by Jules Lacroix. Le règne de Satan by Benjamin Gastineau. Riche et pauvre by Emile Souvestre. Télémaque by Fénelon. Mes prisons by Pellico. La princesse de Montpensier by Madame de Lafayette. Les contes de l'atelier by Michel Masson. Le vicaire de Wakefield by Goldsmith. Simple histoire by Inchbald. 3 plays by Beaumarchais. Printed in 2...
    €280
  15. Assez - Exemplaire du peintre Geer Van VeldeAssez - Exemplaire du peintre Geer Van Velde
    Samuel BECKETT (inscribed to Geer van VELDE)

    Assez - Exemplaire du peintre Geer Van Velde

    Les Editions de Minuit|Paris 1966|14.50 x 19.50 cm|broché
    First edition. One of 100 deluxe advance copies on B.F.K. de Rives, only deluxe copies along with 512 others on B.F.K. de Rives.

    Precious copy inscribed and dated April 1966 by Beckett to his friend the painter Geer (Van Velde) and his wife Lise.

    Nice copy.

    “What to say of the sliding planes, the shimmering contours, the cut-out figures in the fog, the balance that any little thing can break, breaking and re-forming themselves under our very eyes? How to talk about the colors that breathe and pant? Of the swarming stasis? Of this world without weight, without force, without shadow? Here everything moves, swims, fells, comes back, falls apart...
    €1,500
  16. Tous ceux qui tombentTous ceux qui tombent
    Samuel BECKETT

    Tous ceux qui tombent

    Les Editions de Minuit|Paris 1957|12 x 19 cm|broché
    First edition of the French translation by Robert Pinget, one of 80 numbered copies on pur fil, the only large paper copies.
    A good copy.
    €580
  17. Les oeuvres de François Villon. - Les Repües Franches le Franc Archier de Baignollet. Le dialogue de messieurs de Mallepaye, et de Baillevant. - Lettre a Monsieur de ***, en lui envoyant la nouvelle édition des Oeuvres de François VillonLes oeuvres de François Villon. - Les Repües Franches le Franc Archier de Baignollet. Le dialogue de messieurs de Mallepaye, et de Baillevant. - Lettre a Monsieur de ***, en lui envoyant la nouvelle édition des Oeuvres de François Villon
    François VILLON

    Les oeuvres de François Villon. - Les Repües Franches le Franc Archier de Baignollet. Le dialogue de messieurs de Mallepaye, et de Baillevant. - Lettre a Monsieur de ***, en lui envoyant la nouvelle édition des Oeuvres de François Villon

    de l'imprimerie d'Antoine-Urbain Coustelier|Paris 1723|10 x 16 cm|3 parties reliées en un volume
    New edition.

    Contemporary binding in full blonde calf. Spine with five raised bands decorated with gilt compartments and fleurons as well as a red morocco title-label. All edges red speckled.
    Leaves of the first part entirely browned, due to paper of inferior quality compared to the rest of the volume.

    Famous edition from the collection of French poets published by Coustelier. The works follow in this order: Les Repues franches. Le Franc Archier de Baignollet. Le Dialogue de messieurs de Mallepaye, et de Baillevant, Lettre à Monsieur de ***, en lui envoyant la nouvelle édition des Œuvres de François Villon et Le Petit Testament de F. Villon...
    €1,000
  18. Choléra - Exemplaire de Jacques RigautCholéra - Exemplaire de Jacques Rigaut
    Joseph DELTEIL (inscribed to Jacques RIGAUT)

    Choléra - Exemplaire de Jacques Rigaut

    Editions du Sagittaire|Paris 1923|13 x 18 cm|broché
    First edition, one of the review copies service.
    Back slightly insolated as generally.
    Precious and very rare autograph signed by Joseph Delteil to Jacques Rigaut: "... to MJ Rigaut / cordial tribute / J. Delteil".
    Superb dedication, at the crossroads of "isms": while Delteil is just enthralled surreal by the "pope" André Breton in his Manifesto that ranks among those who have made "act of absolute surrealism", Rigaut, for his part is definitely moving away from Dadaism following his friend Tzara.
    An emblematic figure of the literary genius consumed by drugs and despair, Jacques Rigaut did not publish anything during his lifetime (except...
    €2,500
  19. Thomas l'obscurThomas l'obscur
    Maurice BLANCHOT

    Thomas l'obscur

    Gallimard|Paris 1941|14 x 20.50 cm|broché

    First edition, an advance (service de presse) copy.
    Handsome, fine autograph inscription from Maurice Blanchot to Gaston Gallimard on ffep: "On ne s'arrête plus aux tables des heureux, puisqu'on est mort. (Charles Cros) / A Gaston Gallimard, ce livre destiné à écarter tout lecteur [One doesn’t stop any more at the table of the joyous, for one is dead. (Charles Cros) / To Gaston Gallimard, this book destined to drive away every reader]."
    Two repaired tears to head of spine (slightly sunned), one tiny scratch to head of upper cover, paper yellowed at edges of some pages as usual, ffep repaired with small lack at foot. 

    €2,300
  20. De Kafka à KafkaDe Kafka à Kafka
    Maurice BLANCHOT (Franz KAFKA)

    De Kafka à Kafka[From Kafka to Kafka]

    Gallimard|Paris 1981|11 x 18 cm|broché
    The first edition published only in paperback format, of which there were no deluxe copies, one of the Service de Presse (advance) copies.
    Moving and precious signed autograph inscription from Maurice Blanchot to his sister Marguerite on a card mounted on the first endpaper: "Chère Marg, ce livre qui n'est pas un livre mais qui te dit en ces jours si sombres, ma fidèle, ma profonde affection. Maurice." ["Dear Marg, this book which is not a book but which tells you in these dark days, my faithful one, my deep affection. Maurice."]
    Envelope bearing Marguerite Blanchot's address written by her brother Maurice mounted on the half-title page. Marguerite Blanchot...
    €1,200
  21. Le coeur populaireLe coeur populaire
    Jehan RICTUS

    Le coeur populaire

    Eugène Rey|Paris 1914|16 x 20.50 cm|broché
    First edition, one of 125 numbered copies on Japan paper, deluxe issue.
    Signed autograph inscription by Jehan Rictus to Félix Rey enhanced with an autograph poem.
    Work illustrated, as frontispiece, with a portrait of the author signed in pencil by Steinlen and etched.
    Endpapers lightly and partially shaded, handsome full-margined copy.
    €580
  22. Cantilènes du malheurCantilènes du malheur
    Jehan RICTUS

    Cantilènes du malheur

    P. Sevin & E. Rey|Paris s. d. [1902]|16 x 24 cm|relié
    First edition, one of 150 numbered copies on Japan paper, the only deluxe copies.
    Half red morocco with corners, spine with five raised bands, date at foot, covers and spine preserved, top edge gilt on deckled edges, J. Laurent's bookplate pasted to verso of front board, binding signed by Devauchelle.
    Our copy includes the original Steinlen drypoint in two states.
    The work is enhanced with a recto-verso autograph note from the author addressed to one of his friends.
    Fine copy perfectly established.
    €750
‹12
Results per page
Services
Expert Guidance
We buy
Valuation
Gift Ideas
Concierge
Create an alert
Orders
Order
Payment
Delivery
Pick Up at Bookshop
Manage your Orders
Return & Refund
Unconditional Guarantee
Certificate of Authenticity
About
Le Feu Follet
History
Our Team
Engagements
Labels
Press
Contact
Resources
Authors
Publishers
Bookbinders
Places of publication
Lexicon
Legal
Terms of Sale
General Terms and Conditions
Privacy Policy & Cookies
Dessin façade librairie Barbusse trait
+33 1 56 08 08 85
[email protected]
Contact us
Logo
Logo
Logo
Dessin façade librairie Barbusse trait
Librairie Le Feu Follet
31 rue Henri Barbusse
75005 Paris (FRANCE)
Monday - Friday from 11 am to 7 pm
Dessin façade librairie Barbusse trait
Galerie Le 121
121 bd Saint-Michel
75005 Paris (FRANCE)
By appointment during exhibitions & events
Langue
Français version
Flag en
SIRET 412 079 873 · © Librairie Le Feu Follet – Edition-Originale.com · All rights reserved