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GUCCI Petit sac 26 cm en veau noir, doublure en veau rouge, bijouterie en métal doré, fermeture pression sur rabat, anse bandoulière chaine réglable Avec clochette et clés Dimensions : 26 x 14,5 x 4 cm environ Bon état (traces sur le cuir)

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GUCCI Petit sac 26 cm en veau noir, doublure en veau rouge, bijouterie en métal doré, fermeture pression sur rabat, anse bandoulière chaine réglable Avec clochette et clés Dimensions : 26 x 14,5 x 4 cm environ Bon état (traces sur le cuir)

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Salvador Dali (1904-1989) / Limoges France: Plate titled "Le Veau d'or" (The Golden Calf), gold-enameled porcelain; limited edition of 2000, numbered 192, diameter: 26 cm

Estim. 20 - 40 EUR

Set of 49 cassettes and CDs: "Peines de cœur d'une chatte anglaise", Full text read by Cathy Grandi and Georges Béjean. - La Voix de son livre, 1988. "Le Curé de Tours", full text read by Bernard Merle. - Listen to me" collection "La Messe de l'athée" - Full text, Le Livre qui parle; "La Grande Bretèche", read by Nicolas Robin "La Duchesse de Langeais" read by Fanny Ardant, 2 cassettes - La Bibliothèque des Voix, 1986. "Gambara" read by Françoise Malettra. -La Bibliothèque des voix. "La Peau de chagrin" read by Jacques Roland, 6 cassettes. - Le Livre qui parle, 1997. "Sarrazine" followed by "L'élixir de longue vie" - full text read by Sophie Chauveau and Xavier Hoffmann. - 2 cassettes, Thélème éditions, 1991. Othmar Schoeck - "Massimilla Doni" - Opera in 6 tableaux - 2 CDs, 1986. "Point de lendemain" read by Philippe Sollers, Musée du Louvre, 1 CD, 2004; "La Grande Bretèche" read by Pierre Bellemare. - 1 CD + 8-page booklet; "César Birotteau" performed by Henri Boisse, Livraphone Editions, MP3 CD, 2004; "Le Médecin de campagne" performed by Pierre Aussedat, Editions Livraphone, MP3 CD, 2004; "Eugénie Grandet" read by André Dussollier - 6 CDs "Le Curé de Tours", performed by Bernard Petit, Livraphone Editions, MP3 CD, 2004; "Études de femmes" - read by Thierry Frémont. Gallimard "écoutez lire "Le Lys dans la vallée" performed by Philippe Lejour, Livraphone Editions, MP3 CD, 2004; "La Vieille fille" performed by Sarah Jalabert, éditions Livraphone, MP3 CD, 2004; "Physiologie du rentier" full text performed by Bernard Petit "La Frélore" performed by Valérie Jeannet. Cassiopée, 2007. "L'Élixir de longue vie" performed by Valérie Jeannet. Cassiopée, 2007. "Le Médecin de campagne" performed by Pierre Aussedat. Full text, 7 Livraphone CDs. Balzac: "Le mousquetaire noir et la modiste" performed by Valérie Jeannet. Cassiopée, 2005. "Le Père Goriot" read by Jacques Castaldo - 3 cassettes La Voix de son livre, 1986. "La femme de trente ans" read by Pascal Monge, K.F.P. Le Livre à écouter. "Une ténébreuse affaire" Full text read by Yves Belluardo - CdL éditions, 1 CD MP3 "Château de Saché, visit to the Musée Balzac" 1 cassette "Facino Cane" introduction by Albert Béguin - 1 cassette Stéphane Vachon, Chronologie de la création et de la production balzaciennes. Contribution à l'étude génétique des écrits de Balzac. Paris, Université Paris VIII, 1990. 2 volumes A4. Doctoral thesis, anopisthograph printing, typed letter of dispatch from Vachon to Roger Pierrot, who was a member of the thesis jury. A good copy. Attached, by the same author, Les Travaux et les jours d'Honoré de Balzac. Chronologie de la Création balzacienne. Presses Universitaires de Vincennes / Presses du CNRS / Les Presses de l'Université de Montréal, 1992. In-8, 336p. An indispensable work for the study of Balzac's work. [Bibliography] Set of 7 volumes: E.J. Golda, Honoré de Balzac and the dedicatees of La comédie humaine (Sl, Xlibris, 2006). Royce, Balzac as he should be read (New York, Giraldi, 1946, S de Korwin-Piotrowska, Balzac en Pologne - essai de bibliographie (P, Champion, 1933). Balzac - bibliographie des oeuvres traduites en roumain et parues en volume (1852-1965) (Bucharest, Institut roumain, 1965). Royce, A Balzac bibliography (1969 reprint of the 1929 edition). Vidal, Variétés anecdotiques et historiques. Montpellier, Clerc, 1987. Waggoner, Bibliography of Balzac Criticism 1930-1990. French Research Publications, 1990. Staining on cover. Includes "De quelques Publications originales de Balzac demeurées en marge de sa bibliographie". [Bibliography] Set of 7 volumes: A Ciselet, Un grand bibliophile le vicomte de Spoelberch de Lovenjoul (P Edition universitaire, 1948). C Galantaris, Balzac bibliophile P, Puf, 1991, (offprint from Année Balzacienne 1991, with 7 plates of illustrations h.t.). Royce, Balzac as he should be read New York, Giraldi, 1946, (dispatch to James E Arnay). Royce, Indexes to A Balzac Bibliography (Chicago, University of C., 1930). D Bellos, Balzac Criticism in France 1850-1900 - The making of a Reputation (Oxford, Clarenton, 1976). Albert J. George, Books by Balzac, Syracuse University Press, 1960. Raymond Massant, Une contrefaçon belge d'Une Fille d'Ève d'Honoré de Balzac. Offprint from RHLF 1950; author's autograph letter to M. Horace Hennion.

Estim. 700 - 900 EUR

ÉTIENNE MÉLINGUE (Caen, 1807-1875). "Molière". Bronze. Susse Frères Editeur. Signed, with publisher's stamp and titled. Measurements: 26 cm. Molière was a famous French playwright. He is considered one of the greatest playwrights in history and father of French Comedy. His relationship with the theater began in 1643 when he signed, together with the Béjart family, comedians, the act of constitution of the Illustrious Theater, which he would direct without much success a year later. For five years, Molière left the French capital to be an actor, returning in 1650 to take charge of the company. Soon his farces and comic plays became famous, being installed by the French king in the Petit-Bourbon theater. His plays began to gain popularity, following the maxim of "correcting manners by laughing", which, together with the royal protection, made Molière gain enemies among those who were ridiculed in his plays. In 1664 he was appointed in charge of the Court entertainments; that same year "Tartuffe" was premiered, a play critical of religious hypocrisy and which provoked angry reactions among the conservative classes, forcing the king to ban the play for five years. With royal support, however, the company became the Royal Company. Although his health began to fail, Molière continued to write immortal plays such as "The Misanthrope" and "The Stick Doctor". His last play, "The Imaginary Sick Man", sadly went down in history due to the attack that the actor and author himself had in one of its representations, from which he did not recover and died. Actor, sculptor and painter with a passion for theater, Étienne Marin Mélingue was the popular interpreter of the romantic drama of the type popularized by Alexandre Dumas, Sr. One of his greatest successes was that of Benvenuto Cellini, in which he showed his skill as an actor and as a sculptor, modeling before the eyes of the public a statue of Hebe. His wife was also an actress.

Estim. 280 - 450 EUR

MICHEL Louise (1830 - 1905) MICHEL Louise (1830 - 1905) HISTORY - MICHEL Louise (1830 - 1905) - Autograph letter signed Autograph letter signed, dated “Londres 26 Octobre 95” by the French socialist leader, who had a prominent role during the Paris Commune. Addressed to Alexandre Roy, bibliothécaire à Saint-Lubin-en-Vergonnois (Loir-et-Cher): “…Ne me parle pas de ce mot dans votre lettre que par une petite branche verte si vous pouvez envoyer encore quelque chose à Manouche pour qu’il se fasse aider pour la rentrée de ch… de son jardin…”. 1 p. ½. (10 x 8 cm). Envelope with autograph address included. - This item is under temporary import. If the item is delivered within the United Kingdom, it will be subject to a 5% Value Added Tax (VAT) on the hammer price.

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