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John who laughs and John who cries Brown patina bronze proofs on bronze column base Height: 12 cm

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John who laughs and John who cries Brown patina bronze proofs on bronze column base Height: 12 cm

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GUEZ de BALZAC (Jean-Louis): Lettres familières de monsieur de Balzac à monsieur Chapelain. Paris, augustin Courbé, 1656. One volume. 7.5 by 14 cm. (14)-522 pages. Contemporary full vellum, titled in ink on spine. Small but not serious loss of vellum at bottom of spine, otherwise good condition of binding and copy. Same year as the posthumous original, produced by Guillaume Girard in accordance with the wishes of Guez de Balzac, who wrote the address to the Marquis de Montauzier, which is present in our copy. One of the works that made the glory of Jean-Louis de Balzac, a man of letters famous for the brilliance of his style, and who contributed, at the beginning of the seventeenth century, to the improvement of the French language. It should be remembered that Balzac used to address his friends, under the title of "lettres", short essays on philosophical subjects, in the highly polished style for which he was renowned.

Starting price 30 EUR

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Starting price 10 EUR

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Jean-Gabriel CHAUVIN 1889-1976 SÈVE QUI MONTE, 1928 Sculpture en bois, signée Hauteur : 70 cm Provenance : Galerie Vallois-Paris

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