DASSANCE, Abbé. (JOHANNOT, CAVELIER et alii): Les saints évangiles. Tradu de la Vulgate par M. l'Abbé Dassance, illustrés par MM. Tony Johannot, Cavelier, Gérard-Séguin et Brevière. Paris: Curmer, 1843. 2 volumes, large in-8°. Bound in contemporary black half-chagrin, spine ribbed and decorated with double cold fillet, covers in chagrined percaline. Illustrated with a chromolithographed frontispiece and title page on 2, 1 map of Palestine, 1 plan of Jerusalem, 10 views of the Holy Land engraved on Chine appliquée, and 12 hors-texte figures by Tony JOHANNOT, CAVELIER et alii. Slight rubbing, a few brown spots. Expert : Sebastien GUILLEN.

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