The Tales of Boccaccio - Decameron - The first five days and The last five days (two volumes), translated by Antoine Le Maçon and illustrated by Brunelleschi Published by Gibert Jeune, 1934, issue no. 2500 copies Format quarto, paperback, printed cover with folder

Chagall, Marc - 2 sheets, including: 1x "Moïse et son peuple" (Moses and his people), color lithograph; frontispiece from "The Biblical Message", Geneva 1973, printed by Mourlot in Paris; typographic acknowledgement on verso to the curator of the Marc Chagall Museum in Nice and to Chales Sorlier for their collaboration, Sorlier/Mourlot 689; 1x "Les amants econduits" (Rejected lovers) / "L'avare dupe" (The miser deceives); monochrome offset lithographs on Boccaccio's Decameron (printed on both sides); probably from "Contes de Boccace", Paris 1950; sheet edges minimally browned / small print mark top right; each unframed (sheet size approx. 32 x 24cm / 35.5 x 26.5cm)