[Claude BOGRATCHEW]. CÉLINE (Louis-Ferdinand). "Œuvres" Ens. 6 vols. Paris, André Balland, 1966-1969. Five vol. in-4 (23.5 x 18.5), black half-chagrin, transparent Plexiglas covers with cover motif, in slipcase. Bound by ENGEL after models by MERCHER under the technical direction of Pierre FAUCHEUX. Illustrated with 80 hors texte etchings by Bogratchew. Limited edition of 4180 numbered copies. This one, one of 4000 on laid paper. Faded wrappers. Includes [Jacques TARDI]. CELINE (Louis-Ferdinand). "Voyage au bout de la nuit" (Paris, Futuropolis, 1988). In-4 (30 x 22), publisher's softcover. Numerous black & white illustrations in and out of text. Two-column text.

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