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Hymne au Roy sur la prinse de Callais

Joachim DU BELLAY

Hymne au Roy sur la prinse de Callais

4 500 €

Les Oeuvres de Monsieur de Molière

MOLIERE

Les Oeuvres de Monsieur de Molière

15 000 €

Oeuvres complètes. - Oeuvres diverses. - Le congrès de Vérone. - Essai sur la littérature anglaise. - Paradis perdu, de Milton

François René de CHATEAUBRIAND

Oeuvres complètes. - Oeuvres diverses. - Le [...]

10 000 €

Contes et nouvelles en vers

Jean de LA FONTAINE

Contes et nouvelles en vers

9 000 €

Les malheurs des immortels révélés par Max Ernst et Paul Eluard

Paul ELUARD

Les malheurs des immortels révélés par [...]

7 800 €







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100th anniversary of Proust's death | He is gone to bed too early

100th anniversary of Proust's death | He is gone to bed too early100th anniversary of Proust's death | He is gone to bed too early
Marcel's Pleasures and Days 

A unique dedication by Proust on one of his key texts takes us through the Paris of the Belle Époque and whispers to us the secrets of this illustrious writer. Through a false quotation, Proust's blue ink here reveals his artistic thought of Truth through Art, on a work embellished with illustrations by one of his friend, Madeleine Lemaire. The symbolism of this book unravels the mystery of the relationship with Jean Béraud, underlines the importance of the duel against Jean Lorrain and embodies the beginnings of the man who will become the writer of Le Temps...

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