BÉCAT (Paul-Émile). L'Œuvre libertine des poètes du XIXe siècle. Paris, Georges Briffaut, 1951. In-8 paperback, filled printed cover. Poems by A. Gouffé, J. Méry, Victor Hugo, Jules Janin, Th. Gautier, G. Nadaud, Ch. Baudelaire, A. Delvau, Ch. Monselet, A. Glatigny, H. Murger and Camuset. Off-text color illustrations by Paul-Émile Bécat. Edition of 1,050 copies; no. 25 of the top 50 on vélin du Marais with a black suite. A good copy.

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