BERNHARDT (Sarah). Library of Mrs. Sarah Bernhardt. First [and second] part. Paris, 1923. - 2 parts in one volume in-8, half dark blue cloth, smooth spine, gilt head, untrimmed, cover and spine preserved (modern binding). Set of the two catalogues of the sale of Sarah Bernhardt's library, which took place on June 25, 26 and 27, 1923, as well as on July 3 of the same year. The original programme for Victorien Sardou's Théodora at the Sarah Bernhardt Theatre, - original photograph of Sarah Bernhardt as Joan of Arc, with the actress' autograph signature, dated 1914 . The photograph is glued on strong wove paper, - original portrait of Sarah Bernhardt drawn with a pen and signed by Pawlowski, glued on strong wove paper, - number 28 of the review Les Contemporains, devoted to Sarah Bernhardt, - 12 engravings on chine glued after the compositions of Le Barbier l'aîné for the theatre of Jean Racine, - number 249 of the review Les Hommes d'Aujourd'hui, number 249 of the review Les Hommes d'Aujourd'hui, devoted to Henri de Bornier, - number 4 of the review Les Contemporains, devoted to Victorien Sardou, - notices on Alexandre Dumas fils, Octave Mirbeau, Robert de Montesquiou, Arsène Houssaye, Catulle Mendès, Henri Lavedan, Alphonse Mucha, each one accompanied by a portrait, - engraving representing Victorien Sardou, - engraving in colours after H . Dupont, representing Adrienne Lecouvreur, - number 331 of the review Les Hommes d'Aujourd'hui, devoted to Pierre Loti, - original programme for L'Aiglon at the Sarah Bernhardt theatre, - number 3 of the review Les Femmes du jour, devoted to Sarah Bernhardt , - brochure giving the "programme of the matinee given in benefit of the subscription opened by Comœdia for the monument of Sarah Bernhardt", - 6 colour plates of foreign and old costumes, - etched portrait of Balzac, - reproduction of Mucha's poster for the play Gismonda, - portrait of Honoré Daumier drawn and engraved by Auguste Boulard . A well preserved copy.