[Illustrated] Lot of 7 volumes: BAUDELAIRE. Les Fleurs du Mal, illustrated by Farnetti, 1935, in-4 paperback, printed in 3000 copies. AUBRY. Napoléon et l'amour, illustrated by Bénito, 1937 in-8 paperback. PREVOST. Manon Lescaut, illustrated by Brunelleschi, 1934, in-4 paperback, print run 3500 copies. VOLTAIRE. Candide, illustrated by Brunelleschi, 1933, in-4 paperback, printed in 2500 copies. LONGUS. Daphnis et Chloé, illustrated by Brunelleschi, 1934, in-4 paperback, 3500 copies sold. VILLON. Ballades, 1919, bound in half-chagrin with corners, printed in an edition of 550 copies, this one unjustified. DESBEAUX. Les Découvertes de M. Jean, 1883, bound in full publisher's boards, some foxing. Expert : Cabinet Valleriaux [email protected] Please ask for the condition reports before the sale: they are not included in the sheets.

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