260 - Caraccioli, Louis-Antoine. *Le livre de quatre couleurs*. Paris, Imprimerie des Quatre-Saisons, 1757. First edition of a book printed entirely in color

Caraccioli, Louis-Antoine. *Le livre de quatre couleurs*. Paris, Imprimerie des Quatre-Saisons, 1757. First edition of a book printed entirely in color Caraccioli, Louis-Antoine. *Le livre de quatre couleurs*. Paris, Imprimerie des Quatre-Saisons, 1757. Octavo (142 x 95 mm); [4], xxiv, 114 pages. Headpiece, title page with black vignette, text printed in yellow, blue, brown, and red. Contemporary binding in mottled calfskin, smooth spine with title on a red label and gilt decoration, red edges. An 18th-century bibliographic curiosity, in this variant featuring the words “comme le” at the end of the first page of the preface. The work, ironically dedicated to the fashions and conventions of high society, teaches how to properly use a fan and various outfits, and concludes with the will of the “Grand-Petit-Maître de l'Ordre de la Frivolité.” First edition of a volume printed entirely in color