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TOLSTOY (Leo). Hadji Murad. Translated by Teodor de Wyzewa. Original lithographs by Konstantin Terechkovich. Paris, Les Bibliophiles franco-suisses, 1955. One in-4 volume, full purple morocco, smooth spine with gilt title, gray box linings and endpapers, original illustrated cover preserved, gilt edges on endpapers, purple morocco slipcase lined with tan leather and edged with morocco (binding signed SEMET ET PLUMELLE). Engraving plates. A very fine illustrated edition featuring 32 original color lithographs by Constantin Terechkovitch, including the frontispiece, the illustrated cover, and large full-page illustrations, some spanning two pages. The book presents Leo Tolstoy’s last major novel, dedicated to the Caucasian chieftain Hadji Murad, in a translation by Teodor de Wyzewa. Limited edition of 125 numbered copies on Arches vellum; this is no. 106, ENRICHED WITH A SUITE OF ENGRAVINGS ON ANCIENT JAPANESE PAPER.
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