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Tribute to Lucio Amelio
2004
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MISCELLANEOUS AUTHORS. Tribute to Lucio Amelio 2004 Illustrated monographic catalog published on the occasion of the exhibition held at the Reggia di Caserta, Caserta (2004) 28 x 24 cm Skira edition Pages 213 Defects

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MISCELLANEOUS AUTHORS. Tribute to Lucio Amelio 2004 Illustrated monographic catalog published on the occasion of the exhibition held at the Reggia di Caserta, Caserta (2004) 28 x 24 cm Skira edition Pages 213 Defects

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Set of 6 books on Chad and Sudan: 1. REIBELL (General Emile): Le commandant Lamy d'après sa correspondance et ses souvenirs de campagne (1858-1900). Algeria - Tunisia - Tonkin - Sahara - Congo - Madagascar - Sudan. With a heliogravure portrait and eleven maps accompanying the text. Second edition. Paris, Hachette et Cie, 1903. One volume. 15.5 by 24 cm. (6)-XVII-(1)-576-(3) pages + 11 folding maps h.t. Modern full cloth, basane title-piece on spine, inside front cover (soiled). False title stained. Otherwise a good copy. Portrait missing. 2. BARATIER (Colonel Albert-Ernest-Augustin): A travers l'Afrique. Crowned work by the Académie française. Illustrated after drawings by Gaston de Burggraff, photographs, maps and sketches by the author. Paris, Arthème Fayard & Cie, s.d. [ca 1910]. One volume. 18 by 27 cm. 1 portrait-206-(1) pages. Contemporary red half cloth with corners. Wear to edges, endpaper trimmed to remove old ownership. Two leaves slightly damaged at corner tip, small stain on one page-lower margin of 2 ff. slightly damaged (lower corner tip) but not missing, small blue ink stain on p. 179, very small wetness in upper margin of last 20 leaves. In-text illustrations, including 21 full-page illustrations and 6 maps. First edition. Numa Broc, Les explorateurs français. Afrique, p. 15. In June 1895, the author took part in the "Congo-Nil" expedition, commanded by Captain Marchand, with whom he had befriended. 3. LENFANT (Commandant Eugène): La grande route du Tchad. Mission de la Société de géographie. Preface by M. Le Myre de Vilers. Introduction by Maurice Albert. Paris, Hachette et Cie, 1905. One volume. 16 by 25 cm. 1 portrait-(6)-XIV-(2)-287-(1) pp. + 1 folding map h.t. in color. Contemporary red half-basane with corners, 5-rib spine, gilt head. Small tear on one nerve, otherwise very good condition. In-text illustrations, including 27 plates and a map. N. Broc, Dict. illustré des explorateurs français du XIXe siècle. Afrique, pp. 199-201. "In 1902, Lenfant was entrusted with a new mission [...]. The aim of the expedition was to find an easier, faster and more economical route to Chad than the Ubangi and Congo routes". (N. Broc). Richly illustrated with reproductions of photographs. 4. CASATI (Gaetano): Ten years in Equatoria. The return of Emin Pacha and the Stanley expedition. Translated with the author's permission by Louis de Hessem and enriched with 170 engravings and 4 maps. Paris, Firmin-Didot et Cie, 1892. One volume. 17.5 by 27 cm. 1 portrait-XI-(1)-498 pp. + 4 maps h.t. (3 on double page) + 66 plates. Contemporary red half-chagrin with corners, 5-rib spine, gilt head. Worn edges, otherwise very good condition. In-text illustrations. First edition in French. Italian explorer whose work, "a mine of information of the highest value, corroborates, explains or invalidates on various points the famous works of Stanley and Mounteney Jephson". (A. de Claparède, Le Globe, revue genevoise de géographie 1902, vol. 41). 5. KLOBB (Colonel Jean-François-Arsène): Dernier cahier de route. French Sudan. Official report by Governor Bergès on the end of the Klobb mission. Preface by Jules Lemaitre. Paris, Ernest Flammarion, s.d. [1905]. One volume. 10.5 by 17.5 cm. (4)-VIII-292-(1) pages. Contemporary red bradel percaline. References in blue pencil and pen on title page, otherwise very good condition. First edition. Paule Brasseur, Bio-bibliographie générale du Mali, n° 3305. Lieutenant-Colonel Klobb stayed in Timbuktu, then was sent in search of the Voulet-Chanoine expedition, famous for the cruelty of the massacres it perpetrated. Voulet and Chanoine, joined by Klobb, opened fire and Klobb was killed. 6. PÉROZ (Etienne): Au Soudan français. Souvenirs de guerre et de mission. Paris, Calmann Lévy, 1889. One volume. 13 by 21 cm. (6)-467 pp. + 3 maps on 1 folding f. h.t. Contemporary half-chagrin, 5-rib spine nicely decorated, ex. de prix de la Ville de Paris. Scattered brown spots, endpaper missing. First edition. Paule Brasseur, Bibliog. générale du Mali 3191. "Account of the mission led by Captain Péroz in 1886-87, which led to the treaty signed with Samori at Bissandougou. Historical reminder of the 3 previous campaigns, particularly when Péroz commanded Niagassola." (P. Brasseur).

Set of 6 biographical works: Michel Folman, Honoré de Balzac, moine et amant. Geneva, 1959. Nathan Rybak, De vergissing van Honoré de Balzac. Amsterdam, PN van Kampen & Zoon, 1964. Publisher's full cloth, dust jacket. Martine Gärtner, Balzac et l'Allemagne. L'Harmattan, 1999. Offprint of André Lorant's article for the Année Balzacienne 1961, "La maison infortunée". Reprint of André Lorant's article for the 1962 Balzacienne year, "Diary of Madame Hanska". Edmond Biré, Chateaubriand, Victor Hugo, H de Balzac. Paris/Lyon, Emmanuel Vitte, 1907. Lot of 6 biographical works: Pierre de La Condamine, Voyageurs pour Guérande à l'heure du romantisme. Le bateau qui vire, 1984. Romain Guignard, A Issoudun avec H de Balzac (conference). Issoudun, Gaignault, 1948. Hugues Bousiges, Du nouveau sur Henry de Balzac (conference). Maison Balzac, 2017. Copy of the text with a handsome cardboard mailing from the author and a copy of a long e-mail of "gratitude and recognition". Gérard Pouchain, Balzac en Normandie. Corlet, 1997 Gonzague Saint Bris, Le bel appétit de Monsieur de Balzac. Éditions du chêne, 1999. In-4. With a mailing from the publisher, Hélène Maurice, to Hervé Yon, for Bernard Pivot's program ["Bouillon de culture"], May 7, 1999. Bulletin de la société historique et archéologique des VIIIe et XVIIe arrondissement de Paris, July-December 1909. Contains the article "Balzac, au VIIIe arrondissement" by Paul Jarry. Lot of 11 books: Mauriac, Mes grands hommes. Monaco, ed. du Rocher, 1949. EO [Collectif], Pour Balzac et pour les livres. Klincksdieck, 2000. Hommage à Roger Pierrot. Dumesnil, L'âme du médecin. Plon, Présences, 1937. William Hobart Royce Balzac Immortal. Booklet printed by the author, on fine paper, Noel 1926. Balzac et Vendôme, n°1 des Cahiers du Porc-épic Blaisois, 1965, 200 copies (n°67). Herbert J Hunt, Balzac and lay Elleborough. Photocopy from French studies, July 1958. Leonid Grossman, Balzac in Russia. Photocopy from the Zeluck edition, 1946. Santiago Gastaldi, Vida e Obra de Balzac. Photocopy of the Sao Paulo, Guaira edition, 1940. Balzac and Tours. Tours, Lycée Balzac, 1982. Tapuscrit de 50p préparé par les élévèdes de 1ere, 2de et 3e sous la direction de Lucette Besson, avec une couverture illustrée. In hardback. Meyer-Petit & Klimoff, Balzac dans l'Empire russe - de la Russie à l'Ukraine. Paris-Musée - des Cendres, 1993. Bouvier & Maynial, De quoi vivait Balzac. Paris, Deux rives, 1949. Sent by the authors to the writer Gilbert Sigaux.

[Esoterisme] [Manuscript] ELIPHAS LEVI [CONSTANT (Louis-Alphonse)]: The Wisdom of the Ancients. Collection of symbolic figures with legends and explanations, by Eliphas Levi, professor of occult sciences. 1874. One volume. 19 by 26 cm. 401 pages (complete). Contemporary speckled half-basane, smooth spine with 4 gilt fillets, boards illustrated with a large gilt plate. Some rubbing to spine, gold on boards slightly faded, corners dulled, inner hinges weak, copy partly unstuck. But overall good condition. The manuscript consists of 99 figures (photographs, engravings, pen-and-ink drawings, watercolors) with commentary, in a set intended as a general synthesis of a thought that encompasses religions, Kabbalah, Freemasonry, etc. First series: Sohar and Kabbalah Second series: Paracelsus' Prophecy 3rd series: Sin, Hell, Death and Redemption. 4th series: Indian wisdom. 5th series: Comparative wisdom of the Bible and the Gospel. 6th series: Egypt. Kabbalah and magic. 7th series: Keys to the Egyptian Tarot. This last series includes Symbolic Astrology, and The Devil's Sermon on the Mount. In particular, the 32 figures of the "Prognosticatio eximii doctoris Theophrasti Paracelsi" (1536 edition, photographed), the Egyptian tarot keys with all their figures, and a symbolic astrology presented in 14 watercolors by Eliphas LEVI, with extensive commentary on their reverse. Each illustration is left free, retained in the manuscript by a fold in the page. And preceded by a page of handwritten comments by Eliphas Lévi. The manuscript is complete with all illustrations, and is signed at the end by Eliphas Lévi. "Original manuscript in the hand of the famous Eliphas Lévi, composed one year before his death. It was probably this collection that Eliphas Lévi was referring to when he wrote to his pupil Baron de Spédaliéri on January 23, 1974: I still hope that we'll resume our lessons regularly and finish our course, which remains unfinished; the album I'm working on will be a complement to it and like an atlas." This manuscript album remains unpublished. Alphonse-Louis CONSTANT (1810-1875), who took the author's name of Eliphas Lévi Zahed, the Hebrew translation of his name, had a full life. Steeped in religion, politically committed, utopian, Freemason, cabalist, painter (he illustrated novels by DUMAS), he was a great scholar, devoting most of his work to highly learned esoteric analyses. He remains famous for his profound occultist writings. "Provenance of this manuscript: Library of Christiane Buisset, founder of the Cercle Eliphas Lévi, also founder of several Masonic Lodges in the Memphis Rite (Egyptian Rite)". This manuscript belonged to Stanislas de GUAITA, famous scholar and esotericist, N°1348 in his library catalog. A unique document, which should be published... For passionate collectors.