207-2 - A collection of three 20th-century editions of medieval texts, illustrated with color miniatures by André Dussarthou and André Hubert.

A collection of three 20th-century editions of medieval texts, illustrated with color miniatures by André Dussarthou and André Hubert. 1/ The Trial and Condemnation of Joan of Arc, a translation from Latin into French of the authentic transcripts of the trial proceedings, based on the original Latin and French minutes of the interrogations by Jean Rattaud. Paris, André Vial—Éditions de l’Odéon, 1962. An in-8 volume, paperback with a padded cover, housed in a royal blue velvet slipcase featuring three embossed fleurs-de-lis in metal on the top cover, framing an embossed leather plaque in the center of the cover depicting Joan on her knees, with a metal clasp featuring a fleur-de-lis, the whole set in a cream-colored cardboard slipcase. 16 color miniatures in the text and full-page illustrations by André DUSSARTHOU. One of 1,424 copies numbered on Renage vellum, containing a series of line drawings of the illustrations. 2/ MEUNG (Jehan de). *Le Roman de la Rose*. Paris, Éditions de l’Ibis, 1969. One in-8 volume, full sheepskin bound and decorated by the publisher, in a cream-colored cardboard slipcase. Text in Old French accompanied by its translation in a second volume. Text ornamentation and color miniatures by André HUBERT. Printed in a run of 1,180 copies; this one is one of 1,000 printed on Lana chiffon vellum. 3/ ORLÉANS (Charles d’). Poems. Paris, Éditions de l’Ibis, 1970. An 8vo volume, in richly decorated full sheepskin with the publisher’s mark, in a cream-colored cardboard slipcase. Text ornamentation and color miniatures by André HUBERT. Printed in a run of 1,273 copies; this one is one of 1,000 printed on Lana chiffon vellum.