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MALHERBE (François de). LALANNE (L.). DUMOUSTIER.
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1 Recuillis et annotés par M. L. Lalanne. Nouvelle édition revue sur les autographes, les copies les plus authentiques et les plus anciennes impressions et augmentée de notices, variantes, de notes, d'un lexique des mots et locutions remarquables, d'un protrait, de fac-similén etc. Paris, Hachette, 1869, demi-chagrin rouge à coins, plats de papier marbré, dos à nerfs titré
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Album documentaire sur le poète officiel de la reine Catherine de Médicis, François de MALHERBE, né en 1555 à Caen mort à Paris en 1628. On trouve notamment des fac-similés de ses lettres manuscrites. Mouillures marginales, papier jauni, manques au dos et aux coins, dos passé, griffures et taches sur les plats.
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Douze dessins originaux en couleur ayant trait à la Guerre. Reproduits en fac-similé par le procédé Léon Marotte. 1er & 2me album.
Paris Devambez editeur 1918 Première édition. Deux beaux albums de Forain proposés ensemble. Chacun est limité à 300 exemplaires. (Les deux albums constituent la série complète). Une collection de 12 planches en couleur dans chaque portfolio (24 planches au total). Le sujet des deux albums est la souffrance des militaires et des civils pendant la Première Guerre mondiale. Chaque album est en demi-cuir, avec une étiquette en cuir et dorée sur la première planche, et des planches marbrées or et marron. Chaque album présente quelques frottements sur les bords, avec une perte de surface sur la partie inférieure du dos avant. Légères taches sur le devant. Le premier album est en cuir rouge, le second en cuir blanc / vélin. A l'intérieur, chaque album est propre et bien rangé, avec des illustrations en bon état. Chaque album comporte une page de titre, suivie d'un colophon signé par Forain. Il s'agit d'une paire assortie, portant le même numéro. Il y a ensuite des rabats dépliants, contenant les illustrations détachées, chacune étant maintenue par du papier d'arches rigide. Les rabats du deuxième volume sont un peu entaillés, avec quelques déchirures fermées, mais ils sont en bon état. Dans l'ensemble, une belle collection complète de cet ensemble rare de caricatures / croquis militaires. 46cm x 34cm. [iv], [12], [iv], [12]. Le premier album est conforme à WorldCat / OCLC : 37503456. Le deuxième album est conforme à WorldCat / OCLC : 45875198. Jean-Louis Forain (1852-1931) était un peintre, illustrateur et caricaturiste français de premier plan, largement reconnu pour ses commentaires sociaux acerbes et son rôle important dans la presse illustrée et satirique de la fin du XIXe siècle et du début du XXe siècle en France. Il a contribué à l'illustration et à la caricature de plus de soixante périodiques, dont des publications majeures telles que Gil Blas, Le Rire, La Vie Moderne et La Revue Illustrée. Pendant la Première Guerre mondiale, alors qu'il était âgé d'une soixantaine d'années, Forain s'est porté volontaire pour la Section de camouflage de l'armée française, une unité d'artistes professionnels qui a développé des techniques de camouflage innovantes pour l'armée. Il a également été correspondant de guerre, produisant des illustrations et des caricatures qui ont été publiées dans les principaux journaux. Ses illustrations rendent compte des réalités de la guerre des tranchées, des drames et des souffrances de la vie militaire et civile, ainsi que des conséquences psychologiques du conflit.
First edition. Two beautiful Forain albums offered together. Each is limited to 300 copies. (The two albums are the complete series). A collection of 12 coloured plates in each portfolio (total 24 plates). The subject of both is the suffering by both military and civilians in the first world war. Each album has half leather with matching leather and gilt label to the front board. gold and brown marbled boards. Each has some rubbing to the edges, with surface loss to the bottom spine front. Slight staining to the front. The first album is in red leather, the second in white leather / vellum. Inside, each album is clean and tidy, with the illustrations in good, clean condition. Each album has a title page, followed by a colophon signed by Forain. These are a matching pair, bearing the same number. There are then folding flaps, containing the loose illustrations, each held between stiff papier d'arches. The flaps to volume two are a little nicked, with some closed tears, but substantially sound. Overall a lovely complete collection of this scarce set of caricatures / military sketches. 46cm x 34cm. [iv], [12]., [iv], [12]. The first album conforms to WorldCat / OCLC: 37503456. The second album to WorldCat / OCLC: 45875198. Jean-Louis Forain (18521931) was a prominent French painter, illustrator, and caricaturist, widely recognised for his sharp social commentary and his significant role in the illustrated and satirical press of late 19th- and early 20th-century France. He contributed illustrations and caricatures to more than sixty periodicals, including major publications such as Gil Blas, Le Rire, La Vie Moderne, and La Revue Illustrée. During the first world war, although in his early sixties, Forain volunteered for the French Army's Section de Camouflage, a unit of professional artists who developed innovative camouflage techniques for the military. He also served as a war correspondent, producing illustrations and cartoons that were published in major newspapers. His illustrations captured the realities of trench warfare, the drama and suffering of military and civilian life, and the psychological toll of the conflict. .
Album Amicorum / Sketchbook & Scrap Album
France Na 1880 Un bel album amicorum français. Bougran noir estampillé et gaufré à l'aveugle, dans une boîte noire un peu défraîchie. L'album est propre et bien rangé, les tranches sont dorées. Bon état, propre. Papiers de fin en soie blanche. L'album comprend quatre belles esquisses au crayon de Sophie Machet sur le devant du volume. Ils sont tous d'excellente qualité et sont accompagnés d'un papier de soie détaché. Vient ensuite une aquarelle de Marie Kerrsen représentant une coupe de fruits. Après une page blanche, le reste de l'album est une collection d'images, dont 8 lithographies teintées, 9 lithographies coloriées à la main, 19 autres lithographies colorées et deux gravures non colorées. Au total, l'album contient 43 images. 275 x 180 mm (10Ÿ x 7 pouces).
An attractive French album amicorum. Black blind stamped and embossed buckram, held in a somewhat tatty black box. The album is clean and tidy, with gilt edges. Good, clean condition. white silk end papers. The album comprises four beautiful pencil sketches by Sophie Machet to the front of the volume. All of an excellent standard, with a loose tissue guard. Next is a watercolour of a bowl of fruit, by Marie Kerrsen. After a blank leaf, the rest of the album is a collection of images, including 8 tinted lithographs, 9 hand coloured lithographs, 19 other coloured lithographs and two uncoloured engravings. A total of 43 images in the album. 275 by 180mm (10Ÿ by 7 inches). .
Album souvenir. Friedberg-en-Hesse, Allemagne. Album souvenir d'un Officier Français prisonnier lors de la Première Guerre Mondiale. Souvenir album of a French Officer, a prisoner in Friedberg-en-Hesse, Germany, World War 1. Photo album beautifully decorated in an Art Nouveau style and revealing the day-to-day reality of a camp reserved for high-ranking prisoners in enemy territory during WWI.
[Friedberg-en-Hesse, Germany], No publisher, unique piece, 1915. Oblong format : 10.8 x 7.5 inch. Bound in full beige cloth (new), with two closing laces. 68 pages. Moving and interesting album relating to the captivity in Germany, during the First World War, of a French officer of the 46th Infantry Regiment, Second-Lieutenant Romain Talabot. It contains a postcard, 114 original photographs, often captioned, and numerous illustrations (mainly ornamental) providing a glimpse, over the course of 1915, of life in the Friedberg-en-Hesse prison camp. Several views, some of them aerial, show the layout and environment of the camp : the large courtyard, the buildings (barracks, gymnasium) and the surrounding landscape (the village of Friedberg and the Taunus mountain range). Portraits make up a majority of the shots : individual or group, they evoke the diversity of nationalities present, with French, English, Belgian, Russian and colonial army officers rubbing shoulders, as well as ranks, arms (infantry, cavalry, etc.) and geographical and military origins (the 46th, 147th and 256th are mentioned). Thus, according to the author's indications, among the French there are the “Bourguignons”, the “5 Batignollais”, the “Africans”, or even an Algerian ; Belgians and Russians form groups that are sometimes separate, sometimes mixed with the others, and there seems to be a certain solidarity among these companions in misfortune, even a frank camaraderie that shows in their faces or attitudes. Added to this, is the variety of religious denominations, alluded to by photos of a Russian pope and those of Abbé Noël Delattre, former vicar of Cambrai and then the camp's Catholic chaplain, posing by the altar in the prayer room. The photographs reveal the day-to-day reality of a camp reserved for high-ranking prisoners in enemy territory, in stark contrast to the extremely harsh living conditions of ordinary soldiers : at Friedberg, Talabot and his fellow prisoners had relatively spacious rooms, a kitchen, a refectory, a café-like “buvette” and a vegetable garden. Although the camera's lens captured the changing of the guards and sentries, as well as Zeppelin and airship overflights of the camp, or the arrival of parcels - reminiscent of the immediate wartime context - it is the many leisure activities that are highlighted here : music and singing in a dedicated room, sports practiced in equipped areas such as the gymnasium or the tennis court, table games (bridge) or outdoor games, such as the traditional Russian gorodky*, the popularity of wich is shown through several photos. Lastly, the photographs occasionally document some out-of-the-ordinary episodes : the transfer of the Belgians to Magdeburg, the organization of religious ceremonies on the feasts of Joan of Arc and the Assumption (August 15th, 1915), the burial of a second lieutenant (who had two services, one Catholic and the other Orthodox, celebrated by French and Russians officers, respectively). As for the illustrations, with the exception of a full-page composition for the album's title, they are meticulously framed, with great finesse, in black (ink) and color (watercolor). Their mixed style, between Art Nouveau arabesques or floral patterns and sober, geometric incoming Art Deco lines, will be noted with interest. A pleasant and unique collection. * gorodki is a traditional sports game that was very popular in 19th-century Russia. On a 22 x 12 m rectangular field, a 2 m square (“gorod”) is marked out and 5 wooden cylinders (“gorodki”) are arranged in 15 set configurations. The aim is to knock down these “skittles”, from a distance of 13, then 6.5 m, using wooden bats, in a minimum time and a reduced number of throws.
A few photographs exposed or damaged (last 2 pages, in particular), old small traces of glue and watermarks (healthy dampness, however), serpents not uniform and sometimes missing or partial, spine very slightly warped, paper endpapers and back covers replaced, otherwise good condition. Formed at the beginning of Louis XIV's reign under the name “Mazarin-Français”, the 46th Infantry Regiment became the “régiment Bretagne” in 1658. It adopted the motto “Rather die than fail”, and its badge featured the figure of Théophile Malo Corret de La Tour d'Auvergne, killed in 1800. Having distinguished itself in the wars of the 19th century, the 46th was formed in Paris on August 7, 1914, with 50 officers (including 38 on active duty) and 3,322 troopers, all under the command of Colonel Malleterre. Engaged in the Meuse from the 8th of August, it took part in the Marne victory, before moving to Argonne at the end of October. Faced with the Kronprinz's troops, it suffered a violent German attack at the Haute Chevauchée on January the 7th and 8th, 1915: many were killed and wounded, and among the missing was second lieutenant Romain Talabot, who was actually taken prisoner and transferred to the Friedberg-en-Hesse camp. This officers' camp (like Magdeburg, Burg, Crefeld and Mainz) is the result of the Germans' conversion of recent barracks. If we are to believe the report signed by National Councillor Eugster, representative of the Geneva International Committee to the German Committee for the Distribution of Gifts to French Prisoners, after visiting 17 prison camps (including Friedberg) in Germany between February 25th and March 10th 1915, the enemy administration had shown remarkable speed and efficiency in erecting these buildings. The Frenchman was full of praise for the hygiene (daily showers, baths every 8-10 days), the comfort of the accommodation and living conditions (light, heating, “model” sanitary and hospital facilities, large and beautiful kitchens equipped with modern cooking appliances, food in sufficient quantity and of good quality), the facilities (sports grounds, halls of worship, libraries) and services (regular mail delivery, cultural activities) enjoyed, in particular, by the officers' camps, concluding that “all these places will make pleasant places to stay in summer”. These observations corroborate the impression conveyed by the photographs in this album, namely that internment conditions were better than those portrayed by propaganda speeches and “rear” press organs. Officer Talabot was new to Friedberg-en-Hesse at the time of this spring 1915 inspection, but we don't know whether he met Councillor Eugster and whether he would have confirmed his statements. Likewise, we still need to clarify the reasons for and means of producing these photographs, the album and its ornamentation, as well as the background of its author, recorded in the archives as a second lieutenant and then a lieutenant under 4 different regimental numbers. A precious and unusual record of the fate of Allied officers taken prisoner in 1914-1918. - Clients Livre Rare Book : Les frais postaux indiqués sont ceux pour la France métropolitaine et la Corse, pour les autres destinations, merci de contacter la librairie pour connaître le montant des frais d'expédition, merci de votre compréhension. Livre Rare Book Customers : The shipping fees indicated are only for France, if you want international shipping please contact us before placing your order, thank you for your understanding. - Frais de port : -Colissimo France 11 € -Colissimo International (Union Européenne + Suisse : 23 €) (Reste du Monde : 55 €)
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Vanity Fair. An album of 44 lithographs and biographies.
London Vanity Fair 1880 Un "album d'art" victorien avec 44 lithographies en couleur de Vanity Fair collées sur la page de gauche. En face de chaque lithographie, les détails biographiques de Jehu Jr sont également collés. (Vanity Fair a été fondé par Thomas Gibson Bowles, alias Jehu Junior, en 1868). Les sujets sont principalement des hommes politiques (britanniques et irlandais), des membres de l'aristocratie et des militaires. De belles caricatures de Leslie Ward qui a utilisé le nom de crayon de "Spy" Carlo Pellegrini ou de "Ape", "T". L'album lui-même est décoré et gaufré en noir et en doré sur un support en tissu vert. L'extérieur de l'album est en bon état de propreté. A l'intérieur, les pages sont noircies et les rousseurs anciennes sur les pages de garde, et les pages sont noircies et un peu cassantes sur la carte d'art rigide, mais le texte et les lithographies sont en très bon état. 380 x 330 mm (15 x 13 pouces). La liste des personnes caricaturées avec leur biographie est la suivante : Marquis d'Ailesbury ; comte de Winchilsea et Nottingham ; Leonard Henry Courtney MP ; Henry Richard MP ; Frank Hugh O'Cahan O'Donnell MP ; James Russell Lowell ; Sir Charles John Forbes, Baronet of Newe ; John Eldon Gorst MP ; Colonel Lewis Guy Phillips, Grenadier Guards ; Sir William Alexander Gordon Cumming, Bart ; David Plunket MP ; Baron Henry de Worms MP ; Henry G. Calcraft ; Lord Ardilaun ; Jean Louis Ernest Meissonier ; Lieut-Colonel Henry Stracey, Scots Guards ; Lord Headley ; Lord Inverurie ; Markham Spofforth ; Edward Clarke MP ; Colonel James Keith Fraser ; Commandant Lord Ramsay R. N. ; Charles, Cunningham Boycott ; Sir Richard Temple, Bart ; Joseph Edgar Boehm ; Francis C. Burnand ; Sir Bache Edward Cunard, Bart ; Lieutenant Colonel Charles George Gordon (Chinese Gordon) ; Morgan Howard Q.C. Sir Farrer Herschell MP ; marquis de Hamilton ; comte de Kenmare ; William Lehman Ashmead Burdett-Coutts Bartlett ; Lord Waveney ; le révérend John Charles Ryle, évêque de Liverpool ; marquis d'Exeter ; duc de Montrose ; Lord Haldon ; Lord Penrhyn ; Charles Robert Spence MP ; vice-amiral Sir John Edmund Commerell ; comte de Leven et Melville ; Lord Robartes ; comte de Munster. 380 x 330 mm
A Victorian "art album" with 44 colour lithographs from Vanity fair tipped in to the left page. Opposite each, the biographical details by Jehu Jr is also tipped in. (Vanity Fair was founded by Thomas Gibson Bowles, AKA Jehu Junior, in 1868). The subjects are largely politicians (British and Irish) members of the aristocracy and military men. Beautiful caricatures by Leslie Ward who used the 'nom de crayon' of "Spy" Carlo Pellegrini or "Ape", "T". The album itself is decorated and embossed in black and gilt on a green cloth base. The outside of the album is in good clean condition. Inside, there is darkening and old foxing to the end papers, and the pages are darkened and a little brittle to the stiff art card, but the text and lithographs are in very good condition. 380 x 330 mm (15 x 13 inches). The list of those caricatured with biography is: Marquis of Ailesbury; Earl of Winchilsea and Nottingham; Leonard Henry Courtney MP; Henry Richard MP; Frank Hugh O'Cahan O'Donnell MP; James Russell Lowell; Sir Charles John Forbes, Baronet of Newe; John Eldon Gorst MP; Colonel Lewis Guy Phillips, Grenadier Guards; Sir William Alexander Gordon Cumming, Bart; David Plunket MP; Baron Henry de Worms MP; Henry G. Calcraft; Lord Ardilaun; Jean Louis Ernest Meissonier; Lieut-Colonel Henry Stracey, Scots Guards; Lord Headley; Lord Inverurie; Markham Spofforth; Edward Clarke MP; Colonel James Keith Fraser; Commander Lord Ramsay R.N.; Charles, Cunningham Boycott; Sir Richard Temple, Bart; Joseph Edgar Boehm; Francis C. Burnand; Sir Bache Edward Cunard, Bart; Lieutenant Colonel Charles George Gordon (Chinese Gordon); Morgan Howard Q.C.; Sir Farrer Herschell MP; Marquis of Hamilton; Earl of Kenmare; William Lehman Ashmead Burdett-Coutts Bartlett; Lord Waveney; Right Reverend John Charles Ryle, Bishop of Liverpool; Marquis of Exeter; Duke of Montrose; Lord Haldon; Lord Penrhyn; Charles Robert Spence MP; Vice-Admiral Sir John Edmund Commerell; Earl of Leven and Melville; Lord Robartes; Earl of Munster. 380 by 330mm (15 by 13 inches). .
Photograph Album of London.
London NA 1918 Un bel album de photographies, Circa 1918. Demi simili cuir avec cartons et cordons de serrage. Celui-ci contient 22 photographies touristiques de Londres. Al sont de taille 6,5 cm x 8,5 cm. Joli ton sépia avec des chiffres blancs. Ceux-ci semblent être principalement (ou peut-être tous) de Valentine. Il y a des légendes manuscrites à côté de nombreuses photographies des principaux monuments de Londres. La datation provient du style et des véhicules présentés. Il y a alors un certain nombre de pages blanches. À l'arrière de l'album se trouvent 4 photographies plus grandes (10 cm x 14 cm avec 3 extérieurs et un intérieur de maisons de campagne britanniques. Celles-ci semblent être des photographies légèrement ultérieures - peut-être des années 1930. Un total de 26 photographies. Provenance : d'un marché d'antiquités de Bruxelles, Petite photographie (de l'atelier bruxellois) avec une photo d'avion, vers les années 1950. Une belle collection.Dimensions de l'album 175 par 205mm
A nice photograph album, from Circa 1918. Half faux leather with card boards and cord ties. This contains 22 tourist photographs of London. All are size 6.5cm x 8.5cm. Nice sepia tone with white numbers. These seem to be mainly (or possibly all) by Valentine. There are handwritten captions alongside many of the photographs of the major London landmarks. The dating is from the style and vehicles shown. There are then a number of blank pages. To the rear of the album are 4 larger (10cm x 14cm photographs with 3 exteriors and one interior of British country houses. These would appear to be slightly later photographs - perhaps 1930's. A total of 26 photographs. Provenance: From a Brussels antique market, Small photograph (from Brussels studio) with a photograph of an aircraft, circa 1950's. A nice collection. Album dimensions 175 by 205mm (7 by 8 inches). .
