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BAUDELAIRE. Les Fleurs du mal. Paris, Poulet-Malassis, 1861. In-8, lemon half-maroquin with corners, spine with ornate nerves, very rubbed, gilt head (Rel. lég. post.). Second edition, enlarged by 35 poems. Missing, as usual, the portrait-frontispiece of Charles Baudelaire, drawn and engraved by Bracquemond and printed by Delâtre. Enriched copy with 4 other portraits of the author, printed by Salmon, including 2 painted and engraved by Manet, 1862 and 1865; and 2 engraved by Bracquemond after Courbet, 1848 and after Émile de Roy, 1844. Heavy scuffing and foxing, paper creased and folded.
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BAUDELAIRE. Les Fleurs du mal. Paris, Poulet-Malassis, 1861. In-8, lemon half-maroquin with corners, spine with ornate nerves, very rubbed, gilt head (Rel. lég. post.). Second edition, enlarged by 35 poems. Missing, as usual, the portrait-frontispiece of Charles Baudelaire, drawn and engraved by Bracquemond and printed by Delâtre. Enriched copy with 4 other portraits of the author, printed by Salmon, including 2 painted and engraved by Manet, 1862 and 1865; and 2 engraved by Bracquemond after Courbet, 1848 and after Émile de Roy, 1844. Heavy scuffing and foxing, paper creased and folded.
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