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Lot 1 - [Bible de PLANTIN 1583]. Biblia sacra quid in hac editione theologis lovananiensibus proaestitum sit, eorum praefatio indicat. Antverpia. Ex officina Christophori Plantini, 1583; large folio (44x29 cm), 19th-century half-grain (very rubbed, first cover detached). Text in double columns. Title (reinforced) engraved by Abraham Bruyn after Crispin van den Broeck. An interesting world map dated 1571, doubled on double page by Arias Montanus (this one in antique colors), in which is sketched a land mass at the location of the then unknown northern continent of Australia, two engraved plates on double page (plan and view of the temple of Jerusalem), seven full-page engravings and 82 engravings (17.5x11.5 cm) in-text by Jan Wiericx, Jan de Sadeler and A. de Bruyn after Crispin van den Broeck and Peter van der Borcht. Woodcut lettering (some marginal wetness, two pages reinforced at outer edge). Bible bound without the map of Israel and Canaan. Handwritten bookplate "Hic liber est, Claudii Hazard cantoris & canoniei eclesia St Liphardi de 1743". One of the most impressive and beautiful editions of the Plantinian press (Voet).

Estim. 800 - 1 000 EUR

Lot 2 - BARLANDI (Hadriani, Adriaan van Baerland dit. 1487- 1538) - Hollandiae comitum Historia et Icones. Cum selectis scholio ad lectoris lucem. Eiusdem Barlandi Carolis Burgundiae ducis vita. Item Ultraiectensium episcoporum catalogus et res gestae. Lugduni Batavorum, Ex officina Christophori Plantini, 1584; in-4 (32x20.5 cm), contemporary limp vellum (first blank endpaper missing). Title illustrated with a vignette depicting the province of Holland in the form of a young woman holding a coat of arms with a lion, the heraldic symbol of the Counts of Holland. (4) ff, 127 pp, 31 pp (title page torn but not missing, marginal worm gallery at tail crossing 60 pages, foxing in margins, threads distended). Complete work, with 34 full-length portraits (numbered 35) of Dutch princes and princesses, engraved by Philippe Galle. These were used in Michel Vosmeer's "Principes Hollandiae et Zelendiae domini Frisiae, Anvers Plantin. 1578", which included 36 portraits. The portraits of John of Bavaria and Philip II do not appear in this new edition from the Plantinian establishments in Leiden. Reference Graesse I. 294, Adams, B. 211, Ruelens and de Backer, 273. Voet, n°625

Estim. 300 - 400 EUR

Lot 3 - CUJAS (Jacques. 1522-1590) - Jacobi Cujacii juris-consultorum nostri saeculi principis, et primi opera omnia quae prodierunt auctore vel superstite vel defuncto priora ad optimae exemplaria sun emendata: posterivra, quae passimerant corrupta ad...& verum auctoris dictatum restitua et in quatuor voluminar distincta studio et diligentiae Alexandri Scott, Scoti juris consulti. Lugduni, sumptibus Joannis Pillehotte, 1606. Four strong folio volumes (37x24 cm), contemporary calf (headbands torn off and missing, corners dulled and missing), ribbed spine. Printer's mark on title, portrait of Jacques Cujas Cujas by Jacques de Zettre. Double-columned text, over 2000 pages per volume (traces of wetness in volumes I, II and III III, marginal wormhole on 250 pages in volume II). Jacques Cujas is considered one of the leading figures of Renaissance legal humanism; in this work, he applies an encyclopedic approach to knowledge for the study of law.

Estim. 300 - 400 EUR

Lot 4 - RENUSSON (Philippe 1632-1699) - Traité de la communauté de biens, entre l'homme et la femme, conjoints par mariage. Et de la continuation de communauté après le décès de l'un des conjoints lorsque le survivant demeure en viduité, ou qu'il se remarie. By Philippes Renusson, lawyer at the Parliament of Paris. A Paris, chez Jérosme Bodin, 1692; in-folio (39,5x26 cm), contemporary calf (rubbed), (8)-670 pages (9 ff. non ch. table). First edition

Estim. 80 - 100 EUR

Lot 5 - GLOCLENIUS (Rodolph 1547-1628) - [Exemplaire de Boileau Jacques]. Rodolphi Goclenii, professoris philophici in academia, Marpurgensi, Problematum Grammaticorum. Libri V. Bound after Observationum Linguae latinae, sive puri sermonis nis analecta. E Typographeo Palthenian 1601; large in-12 (16x10.5 cm), contemporary calf, fleurdelisé boards and spine, gilt edges (Book saved from the flames with some traces of burning especially on the chants, spine and edges blackened by soot, small lack at two corners). Title (7)-381-(10), colophon dated 1602. Title (3)-536-(13) pages. Autograph signature on last blank page of Jacques Boileau, poet and Doctor of Theology (1635-1716), brother of Nicolas Boileau, and a handwritten note in Latin on the first blank page (for a prize for elocution), signed and dated December 1675 by the superior Nicolaus Franciscus Le Paige of La compagnie de Jésus with wax seal under paper.

Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

Lot 6 - [BAUDOT DE JUILLY (Nicolas)] - History of Charles VII. Paris, Didot, Nyon, Damonneville, Savoye, 1754. Two volumes in-12 (17x10 cm), marbled contemporary calf, ornate smooth spine, title and appendices, red speckled edges. (12)- 454- 423 (3) pages

Estim. 60 - 80 EUR

Lot 7 - BEAURAIN (Jean de) - Histoire de Flandres, depuis l'année 1690 jusqu'en 1694, qui comprend le détail des marches, campements, batailles, sièges et mouvements des armées du Roi et de celles des alliés pendant ces cinq campagnes, dédiée et présentée au Roi par le chevalier de Beaurain, géographe de sa Majesté, et ci-devant de l'éducation de Monseigneur le Dauphin. Second edition, augmented by the campaign of Holland in 1672. Tome troisième. A la Hay, chez Pierre-Frédéric Gosse, in Lille, Douay, Strasbourg and the main towns outside France at the booksellers who can find them. A Paris, chez Roch-Joseph Julien, à l'hôtel de Soubise et Antoine Boudet, imprimeur du Roi, rue Saint-Jacques. 1776, in folio (38.5x30 cm), contemporary calf (rubbed, corners dulled, one missing). Composite volume illustrated with an ornate watercolor faux-title, title tomé troisième and 85 numbered plates on double pages or fold-outs, partly colored, mounted on tabs (browning to five plates and some marginal wetness, especially to the plans at the end of the volume). 28 plates for volume three, 36 for volume four and 21 for volume five.

Estim. 300 - 400 EUR

Lot 8 - [Two works] BRIENNE (Henri auguste de LOMENIE, comte de). Memoirs of the Count de Brienne, Minister and First Secretary of State. Containing the most remarkable events of the reign of Louis XIII and that of Louis XVI, up to the death of Cardinal Mazarin. Amsterdam, chez Jean Frédéric Bernard, 1720. Two volumes in-12 (17x10 cm), half 19th-century red morocco with corners, ribbed spine, red speckled edges. Title-(11)-404-Title-429 pages on fine antique laid paper. Bound by Adolphe Bertrand. VALDORY (Guillaume de). Anecdotes from the ministry of Cardinal Richelieu and the reign of Louis XIII, with some particulars from the beginning of the Regency of Anne of Austria. Taken from and translated into Italian from Siri's Mercurio. Amsterdam, at the Company's expense, 1717. Two volumes in-16 (16x10 cm), marbled half-basin (a little rubbed, an epidermure, volume I), spine ribbed, title and tomaison. Titles in red and black. (4)-472-418 pages. First edition

Estim. 80 - 100 EUR

Lot 8.Bis - BERGERON (Pierre). Voyages faits principalement en Asie dans les XII, XIII, XIV et XV siècles, par Benjamin de Tulède, Jean du Plan-Carpin, N. Ascelin, Guillaume de Rubruquis, Marc Paul Vénitien, Halton, Jean de Mandeville et Ambroise de Contarini: accompagnés de l'Histoire des Sarasins et des Tartares et précédéz d'une introduction concernant les voyages et les nouvelles découvertes des principaux voyageurs. A la Haye, Chez Jean Neaulme. 1735. Two volumes divided into 12 parts in 1 volume in-4 (29x23 cm.), contemporary calf, spine ribbed and ornamented (jaws split all the way through on the first cover, corners dull and missing on the edges, headbands damaged). Collection of 12 accounts of travels in Asia, illustrated with 5 folding maps and 8 engravings on half-page, text on double column (foxing). Reference Cordier, Bibli. Sinica et Chadenat

Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

Lot 9 - MARANA (Giovanni Paolo, l'espion turc) - L'Espion dans les cours des princes chrétiens, ou lettres et mémoires d'un envoyé secret de la Porte dans les cours de l'Europe, où l'on voit les découvertes qu'il a faites dans toutes les cours où il s'est trouvé, avec une dissertation curieuse de leurs forces, de leur politique et de leur religion. Fourteenth edition enlarged and enriched with intaglio figures. Cologne, Erasmus Kinkius, 1715-1716. Six volumes in-12 (17x10.5 cm), contemporary calf (headbands torn off, some jaws cracked and corners dull), spine ribbed, parts titled "l'espion turc". (20)-354 - 353- (5) - 374- (5) - 312-(4) - 394-(6) - 314-(4) pages. 33 engravings including four portraits of European personalities, 27 of Turkish personalities and dignitaries and two folding views, the Dardanelles and Constantinople.

Estim. 100 - 150 EUR

Lot 10 - MORERI (Louis) - Le Grand dictionnaire historique ou le mélange curieux de l'histoire sacrée et profane. Nouvelle et dernière édition revue, corrigée et augmentée. A Paris, chez Pierre-Auguste Le Mercier, 1732. Six volumes, plus two volumes of supplements from 1735. Seven volumes in-folio (39.5x26.5 cm), contemporary calf (rubbed, covers dull and missing), ornate ribbed spine, burgundy morocco titles and endpapers. Allegorical frontispiece by Desmarets engraved by Duflos, portrait by Moreri.

Estim. 300 - 400 EUR

Lot 11 - [Bible de 1674]. ROYAUMONT (Sieur de, prieur de Sombreval, pseudonym of Louis-Isaac Le Maistre de Sacy). L'Histoire du vieux et du nouveau testament, représentée avec des figures et des explications édifiantes, tirées des Saints Pères, pour régler les moeurs dans toute sorte de conditions. Dedicated to Monseigneur le Dauphin. Paris, Pierre Le Petit, 1674; small in-4 (28x21 cm), red chagrin (19th century), double framed with gilt fillets and fleurons on the boards, spine decorated with caissons between the nerves, gilt framed lace on the flyleaves and marbled paper endpapers, red speckled edges. 552 pages. Title (doubled, small marginal loss on page aij, a few brown spots on some leaves). Beautifully illustrated with 267 figures on half-pages, engraved in intaglio by Sébastien Leclerc.

Estim. 400 - 500 EUR

Lot 12 - ROSS (Alexandre) - Les Religions du monde, ou démonstration de toutes les religions et hérésies de l'Asie, Afrique, Amérique, et de l'Europe, depuis le commencement du monde jusqu'à présent. Translated by Thomas La Grue. Enriched with figures. Amsterdam, Jean Schipper, 1666; in-4 (27.5x21 cm), contemporary calf (rubbed, some loss, headbands torn, corners dull). Allegorical frontispiece. (7)-400 pages (foxing), decorated with 15 engraved half-page figures representing the various religious rites.

Estim. 100 - 150 EUR

Lot 13 - [18th century musical score]. SACCHINI (Antonio 1730-1786). Chimène ou le Cid. Lyric tragedy in three acts. Performed before their Majesty on Tuesday, November 18, 1783. And for the first time at the Académie Royale de Musique Royale de Musique on Monday February 9, 1784. A Paris, chez Le Duc (s.d. 1787); in-4 (35x27 cm), period green vellum. Title and 274 pages

Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

Lot 14 - [NAPOLEON and others]. 97 color Epinal images, printed by Pellerin (19th century), oblong folio (43x67 cm), half chagrin (rubbed). Imagery glued on both sides on mitered cardboard. 59 portrait illustrations of Emperor Napoleon and his son, his family, his generals (Kleber, Ney, Lassalle, Damrémont, Gérard, Bertrand, etc.), his battles (Fleurus, Lodi, Rivoli, the Pyramids, Marengo, Austerlitz, Iéna, Essling, Wagram, Moskova, Lützen, capture of Alexandria, crossing of the Bérézina, Arcole bridge, Napoleon's entry into Madrid, Boulogne camp, pyramids, Napoleon wounded at Ratisbonne, Napoleon on St. Helena, etc.). 28 miscellaneous images: the storming of the Bastille (1789), the battle of Navarin (1827), the siege of the citadel of Antwerp (1832), the capture of Mascara (1835), Algiers, Constantinople, the battle of Isly (1844), the battle of the Poles against Russia, King Dagobert, the Holy Bottle, the marvelous still, the Jew-errant, the famous Gargantua, etc.). (Ten images trimmed a little short at head of title). Ex-libris and stamp of the famous collection of Bernard Franck (1848- 1924), son and grandson of the founder of a military equipment factory in 1804, collector of everything related to military life, mainly under the Revolution and the Empire. Part of this immense collection was dispersed at some fifteen public sales.

Estim. 800 - 1 000 EUR

Lot 15 - BOILEAU-DESPREAUX - Oeuvres Poétiques. With an introduction and notes by F. Brunetière. Paris, librairie Hachette et Cie, 1889; large in-4 (33.5x27 cm), contemporary half brown morocco with corners, ribbed spine, gilt head. XXXII-473-(3) pages (some foxing). 23 hors-texte etchings, including frontispiece, captioned serpents, six in-texte by Lechevallier-Chevignard, engraved by L. Flameng.

Estim. 60 - 80 EUR

Lot 16 - DORÉ (Gustave) / MICHAUD (Joseph-François) - History of the Crusades. Illustrated with 100 large compositions by Gustave Doré. Paris, Furne, Jouvet et Cie, 1877. Two large folio volumes (43.5x33 cm). Contemporary red morocco (spotting, a little rubbed), ribbed spine, fillets on edges, fine gilt lace framing on spine flaps, gilt heads. Cold-engraved monogram J. B. at foot. 422 and 376 pages, untrimmed (fine spotting). Two portraits and 100 captioned compositions printed on Chine appliqué, serpents. One of 112 numbered copies on Hollande paper.

Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

Lot 16.bis - HEURES du MOYEN-ÂGE. Gruel-Engelmann, rue Boissy d'Anglas, Paris (1882); in-12 (16x12.5 cm), brown morocco, ribbed spine, boards decorated with engraved fittings, clasps decorated with engraved letters IHS (one clasp point is missing), wide gilt lace on back covers, brown moire lining and endpapers, gilt edges, black slipcase (a little rubbed). Ornate fore-title, dated May 2, 1882 and monogrammed with the intersecting letters CC, illuminated title, 192 fully illuminated pages, lithographed in color and raised in gold and five ruled, unencumbered (blank) "family souvenirs" pages with blue and red framing. The book is mounted on mitered boards, and comprises a richly decorated calendar with large illuminated frames of historiated medallions according to the seasons, followed by prayers, feasts, sacraments, mass, etc., with lavish ornamentation inspired by medieval manuscripts. Binding by Gruel

Estim. 300 - 400 EUR

Lot 17 - LALLEMAND (Charles) - Tunis, and its surroundings. Text and life drawings by Charles Lallemand. One hundred and fifty watercolors printed in color. Paris, Maison Quantin, 1890. In- 4 (32x25cm), contemporary half green calf with corners (rubbed), spine ribbed (faded), cover and spine illustrated in color, gilt-lettered head. (3)-245-(2) pages (tear not missing on first white leaf).

Estim. 60 - 80 EUR

Lot 18 - POUCHET (Félix Archimède) - The Universe. The infinitely large and the infinitely small. Second edition, illustrated with 343 woodcut vignettes and four color plates. Paris, librairie Hachette et Cie, 1868; very large in-8 (27X18 cm), contemporary half red chagrin (a little rubbed, corners dull), red percaline boards, spine decorated with nerves, gilt edges. III- 780 pages

Estim. 40 - 60 EUR

Lot 19 - AUSCHER (Jean) / MACHARD (Alfred) - Printemps sexuels... l'épopée au faubourg. Lithographs by Jean Auscher. Paris, éditions M.P. Trémois, 1928; in-8 (26.5x21.5 cm), half red chagrin (a little rubbed), smooth spine decorated with green morocco bands imitating the nerves, gilt head, illustrated cover and spine. 175 pages illustrated with ten original hors-texte lithographs by Jean Auscher. H.C. copy on Arches vellum. Autograph letter from the author

Estim. 80 - 100 EUR

Lot 20 - AYMÉ (Marcel) - Les Quatre vérités. Les Cahiers Verts-XXII, chez Bernard Grasset, 1954; in-12 (19x12.5 cm), half red morocco with corners, ribbed spine, gilt head, green cover and spine, slipcase. 225-(1) pages. First edition. One of 68 numbered copies on Hollande. Ex-libris of Dr. Robert Fleury "in Medio Stat".

Estim. 100 - 150 EUR

Lot 21 - BRAQUE (Georges] - Catalog de l'OEuvre. Paintings. 1924-1927, 1928-1935, 1936-1941, 1942-1947. Maeght éditeur, 1960-1968. Four in-4 volumes, the first volume spiral bound (29x29 cm), the other three bound (28x26 cm), full cloth, decorated on the first boards with a color composition. 121-119-108-116 plates, tables described and reproduced. The reference

Estim. 300 - 400 EUR

Lot 22 - [Three illustrated works]. BRAYER (Yves) / VILLEHARDOIN (Geoffroi). The Conquest of Constantinople. Union latine d'édition, 1951; in-4 (33x24.5 cm), publisher's burgundy granulated leather binding (a little rubbed), slipcase. Illustrated with 22 watercolors by Yves Brayer. One of 1000 numbered copies on vellum. Two books illustrated by JOSSO (Camille Paul) and HUMBERT (Paulette). L'Ambassadeur de Rome et Combourg, années de jeunesse de Chateaubriand. Edition de la Tradition, 1949. In-4 (34x27 cm), paperback in slipcase. One of 391 numbered copies on vellum, signed by the artists. (Some foxing and discharges).

Estim. 80 - 100 EUR

Lot 23 - BUFFET (Bernard) - Catalog raisonné of lithographs, 1952-1966. By Fernand Mourlot. Preface by Georges Simenon. Orangerie, Köln (text in German), 1967; in-4 (33x24, 5cm), hardcover bradel binding, illustrated in color. 177-(5) pages. 66 full-page color illustrations, described opposite, and eleven original color lithographs, including frontispiece and cover.

Estim. 300 - 400 EUR

Lot 24 - BUFFET (Bernard) - Catalog raisonné of engraved works, 1948-1980. Text by Maurice Rheims. Nice, éditions d'art de Francony et Maurice Garnier, 1983; in-4 (32.5x24.5 cm), percaline, color illustrated dust jacket. 244 pages. 367 reproductions and eight illustrated books

Estim. 60 - 80 EUR

Lot 25 - BUFFET (Bernard) - Catalog raisonné of engraved works, 1948-1980. Text by Maurice Rheims. Nice, éditions d'art de Francony et Maurice Granier, 1983; in-4 (32.5x24.5 cm), percaline, color illustrated dust jacket. 244 pages. 367 reproduced drypoints and 8 eight illustrated books.

Estim. 60 - 80 EUR

Lot 26 - [Two illustrated works]. CALBET (Antoine) / REGNIER (Henri de). La Pécheresse. Definitive edition, illustrated with twenty original off-text colored pencil compositions under captioned serpents and fourteen in-text in black by Antoine Calbet. Les Grands livres du XXe siècle, Albin Michel éditeur (1922); in-4 (33x26 cm), filled cover. Edition of 570, this one of 500 numbered copies on Arches vellum, slipcase. COURBOULEIX (Léon) / Du BELLAY (Joachim). La Vieille courtisane. Text and illustrations etched by Léon Courbouleix and printed by hand press (1949); in-4 (33x26 cm), folder (spines split), slipcase. Illustrated front cover, title in red and black, frontispiece, nine hors-texte and 18 in-texte, lettering in red, text and illustrations framed in gilt. Edition of 350 copies, this one of 280 copies on vellum, numbered and signed by the artist.

Estim. 80 - 100 EUR

Lot 27 - CASSIGNEUL (Jean-Pierre) - Catalog raisonné of Cassigneul's lithographs, 1965-1985. Preface by Alain Weill, introduction by Charles Zalber. De Francony éditeur, 1987. Two in-4 volumes (32.5x24.5 cm), cloth, color illustrated dust jackets (one corner dented and corners missing on 4 pages). 343 works reproduced, described at the end of the volumes. Four original color lithographs, two per volume. The reference

Estim. 80 - 100 EUR

Lot 27.bis - CATHELIN (Bernard) / PASSERON (Roger) - Cathelin lithographe 1957-1986. Dedication by Fernand Moulot. De Francony éditeur, 1987; in-4 (32.5x24 cm), cloth and dust jacket illustrated in color. 191 pages, 200 issues described and reproduced, 181 in color, 19 in black and 3 original color lithographs. Catalog raisonné

Estim. 60 - 80 EUR

Lot 28 - [Five works with autograph dispatches]. CENDRARS (Blaise). Bourlinguer. Editions Denoël, 1948. 400-(2) pages. MOHRT (Michel). La Prison Maritime. Gallimard, 1961. 339-(2) pages. PERRET (Benjamin). Ernest le rebelle. Gallimard, 1937. 249-(1) pages. (Dedicated name cut out). RAUCAT (Thomas). L'Honorable partie de campagne. Gallimard, 1924. 222 pages. Copy on pur fil. ROMAINS (Jules). Mort de quelqu'un. Gallimard, 1923. 222 pages (uncut). Five in-12 (19x12 cm) paperback volumes.

Estim. 40 - 60 EUR

Lot 29 - CHAGALL (Marc) - Stained glass windows for Jerusalem. Introduction and notes by Jean Leymarie. Edition André Sauret, Monte-Carlo, 1962; in-4 (33.4x25.5 cm), cloth and illustrated dust jacket (small paper loss at head). 210 pages, The thirty-six models, some in twenty colors, were set in stone by Charles Sorlier, the other illustrations and binding by Draeger frères. Decorated with two original color lithographs by Marc Chagall, printed by Mourlot.

Estim. 100 - 150 EUR

Lot 29.bis - CHAGALL (Marc) / MOURLOT (Fernand) - Chagall lithographe II, 1957-1962. André Sauret éditeur, 1963; in- 4 (33x25 cm), cloth and color illustrated dust jacket. 209 pages, 185 issues described and reproduced and 12 original lithographs in black and color, including cover.

Estim. 300 - 400 EUR

Lot 30 - COCTEAU (Jean) - Opium. Journal d'une désintoxication, illustrated by the author. Librairie Stock, Delamain et Boutelleau (1931); in-12 (20x14 cm), half red chagrin, spine (a little faded), ribbed, cover and spine (spine lined and faded). 264 pages. First edition on current paper. Autograph letter from Jean Cocteau signed with his star, "to Philippe Dumaine affectionately his friend". Philippe Dumaine (1901- 1990), poet

Estim. 120 - 150 EUR

Lot 31 - COCTEAU (Jean) - Poems, 1916-1955. Gallimard, 1956; in-12 (19x13 cm), half red chagrin, smooth spine decorated with gilt star-shaped irons, black morocco title-piece, gilt head, cover (small lack at top corner) and spine. 231- (3) pages. First edition, press service. Autograph letter from Jean Cocteau signed with his star "to Marcel Thiébaut, langue vivantes et langue mortes, l'ami". Marcel Thiebaut (1897-1967), literary critic and playwright

Estim. 120 - 150 EUR

Lot 32 - [20th century musical score]. COUPERIN (François) / DETHOMAS (Maxime). Les Folies françaises ou les Dominos. New edition preceded by a warning by Vincent d'Indy. Paris, Léon Pichon, 1920; oblong in-4 (23.5x 29 cm), bradel brown half-maroquin with corners (rubbed), marbled cover, with title label and spine, gilt head. Decorated with twelve large compositions in various colors by Maxime Dethomas. One of three-five numbered copies on Van Gelber laid paper. Ex-libris

Estim. 60 - 80 EUR

Lot 33 - DALI (Salvador) - [Two copies]. Story of a great book. Don Quixote, illustrated by Dali. Texts by Dali and Michel Déon. Photographs by Robert Deschartres and Paul Almasy. Paris, Joseph Foret éditeur d'Art, 1957. Two presentation leaflets for the release of Don Quixote illustrated by Dali (one leaf of the receipt is missing from one leaflet); folio (41 x 32.5 cm), bound with a drawstring. Each copy is enhanced by an original color lithograph (signed in the plate) "Don Quichotte à la tête qui éclate", (plate 11), on Japon paper and on Rives paper, full-page (free) in the format of the booklet.

Estim. 80 - 100 EUR

Lot 34 - DALI (Salvador) - Tribute to Meissonier. Original lithographs by Salvador Dali. Hôtel Meurice, 1967; large in-8 booklet (27.5x21.5 cm), paperback, illustrated flap cover (small tear). Four original lithographs by Salvador Dali, specially designed for this edition

Estim. 50 - 60 EUR

Lot 34.Bis - DALI (Salvador) / DRAEGER. Les diners de Gala, 1973; in-4 (31x22 cm), cloth and dust jacket (very rubbed). 322 pages profusely illustrated in black and color. Fine signed dedication by Dali with blue felt-tip drawing on double page.

Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

Lot 35 - DAUCHOT (Gabriel) / RADIGUET (Raymond) - Le Diable au corps. Paris, Pierre de Tartas, 1961; large folio (38x28cm), publisher's cloth slipcase, lined with suede. 145 pages in sheets, illustrated cover, 17 original lithographs in color and two in black, many in-text in bistre. One of 30 numbered copies on Japon nacré, signed by the artist, this one with a signed original (modest) Indian ink drawing, a suite of line drawings in black, a suite of rejected plates and a color decomposition suite of a double plate.

Estim. 100 - 150 EUR

Lot 36 - DECARIS (Albert) / VIGNY (Alfred de) - Destinies. Philosophical poems. Preface by Henri de Régnier. Illustrations by Albert Decaris. Paris, éditions les Bibliophiles de l'Automobile de France, 1929. Large in-4 (33.5x26.5 cm), blue-green morocco (minor rubbing), smooth spine (a little darker), mouse-gray morocco-lined spine flaps, blue moire and papier moucheté double endpapers, gilt edges over witnesses, cover and spine. XIX-176 and 16 pages, names of subscribers and the Destinées supplement. Edition illustrated with 46 original engravings (discharges), 16 of them full-page. Edition of 128 copies on Hollande van Gelber vellum, numbered 14. Binding by Émile Maylander.

Estim. 120 - 150 EUR

Lot 37 - DELACROIX. Painter, engraver, writer, by Raymond Escholier. Paris, Floury, 1926-1929. Three large volumes in-8 (26.5x21.5 cm), half red morocco with long corners (rubbed), smooth spine (title gilt faded), cover and spine, gilt head. 296-339-295 untrimmed pages. Over 600 black and some color stencil reproductions in and out of the text. Extensive study of Delacroix's work. Ex-libris of Georges Flore-Geneviève Dubois.

Estim. 80 - 100 EUR

Lot 38 - [Curiosa]. EDELMANN (Charles-Auguste) / REBELL (Hugues). The Hot Nights of the French Cape. Original drypoints by Ch.A. Edelmann (No publisher's name). Paris, 1936; two volumes in-4 (34x26.5 cm), one with sequels, leaves, filled cover, folders and slipcases (spines damaged without title, awaiting binding). 192 pages, one of 25 copies on hand-made Isle-de-France paper, numbered, four states including the trial suite in green on Lana (which was refused), to which are added ten free plates in color and black (the black suite is in the suite volume), 34 plates in sanguine in line and 34 in line in blue (these two suites are offered to subscribers of the first copies). Volume of suites: the suite of 34 plates in color from the edition, the suite of 34 plates in black and 10 of the rejected plates in black, the 34 plates in sanguine and the 34 plates in blue. Autograph letter from Hugues Rebell

Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

Lot 39 - FERVAL (Claude) - Pseudonym of Baroness Marguerite Aimery Harty de Pierrebourg, née Thomas Galline (1856- 1943). L'Autre Amour. Paris, Calmann-Lévy éditeur (1902); in-12 (19x12.5 cm), period gray cloth bradel, title-piece (rubbed), cover. 318 pages. First edition. One of 15 numbered copies on Japanese imperial paper (the only large paper). Autograph letter signed "to Professor Pozzi, in high and affectionate sympathy". Samuel Pozzi (1846-1918), surgeon, Marcel Proust's physician. Claude Ferval ran a literary salon frequented by d'Annunzio, Gide, H. de Regnier, Valéry and, above all, her friend Marcel Proust. In 1912, she became president of the jury for the Prix de la Vie Heureuse, which in 1922 became the Prix Femina.

Estim. 80 - 100 EUR

Lot 40 - FOUJITA (Léonard Tsuguharu) - La Vie et l'oeuvre, by Sylvie and Dominique Buisson. ACR édition, 1987; large in-8 (28.5x26 cm), cloth, color illustrated dust jacket. 580 pages. 330 pages illustrated, mostly in color, in the first part, and 250 pages for the catalog raisonné of the works described and reproduced. The reference

Estim. 60 - 80 EUR

Lot 41 - FRANCE (Anatole) - Sainte Euphrosine. With Illustrations and frames by Louis Edouard Fournier, etchings by E. Pennequin and woodcuts by L. Marie. Librairie des Amateurs, 1906; in-8 (24x18 cm), half dark purple morocco with corners, spine (a little faded) smooth decorated with a garland of green and red mosaic leaves, gilt head. Illustrated cover. One of 144 numbered copies on Arches vellum, with illustrated prospectus in fine.

Estim. 60 - 80 EUR

Lot 42 - GIDE (André) - Les Nourritures terrestres. Edition de la Nouvelle Revue Française (1917); in-12 (17x11.5 cm), half green morocco with long binding corners, smooth spine (darkened and rubbed at head), silvered head, blue cover and spine, slipcase. 232-(3) pages. Second edition printed at 300 copies on Rives, this copy is on unnumbered watermarked Rives paper. Binding signed Leroux

Estim. 80 - 100 EUR

Lot 43 - GIDE (André) - Isabelle. Story. Editions de la Nouvelle Revue Française, 1911; in-12 (17x11.5 cm), midnight-blue morocco, ribbed spine (a little rubbed), midnight-blue morocco-lined flyleaves, double fillet on edges, gilt edges on witnesses, blue cover and spine, slipcase. 192-(1) pages. First edition of the second edition corrected by André Gide, printed in an edition of 500 copies on Arches laid paper with the watermark of the Nouvelle Revue Française watermark. Binding by Huser

Estim. 100 - 150 EUR

Lot 44 - [Four books with dispatches]. GIDE (André). Théâtre. Saül, le Roi Candaule, OEdipe, Perséphone, le Treizième Arbre. Gallimard, 1948; in-12 (19x12.5 cm), brown chagrin, ribbed spine, gilt head, cover and spine. Press service. Autograph signed letter to Marc Buzzini. ANOUILH (Jean). Pièces grinçantes. Les éditions de la Table Ronde, Paris, 1958; in-12 (20x14 cm), publisher's illustrated binding. Autograph signed letter to Charles Wissar. PATORNI (Aurèle). Le Carnet de Simplice. Notes intimes d'un embusqué. Maison française d'Art et d'Edition (1919); in-16 (15x9 cm), half chagrin, spine with long title, cover. 64-(1) pages. RICHEPIN (Jean). Les Truands. Drama in five acts in verse, first performed at the Théâtre de l'Odéon on March 22, 1899. Paris, librairie Charpentier et Fasquelle, 1899; large in-12 (21.5x15 cm), half red chagrin, spine framed with gilt and mosaic fillets between the nerves, cover. First edition printed on Japon specially for Madame Segond-Weber (French actress 1867-1945), signed letter from the publisher.

Estim. 120 - 150 EUR

Lot 45 - GRASSET (Eugène) - Seasonal calendar for "La Belle Jardinière". Paris, 1904; in-folio (44x29 cm), four color compositions printed in chromotypography by G. de Malherbe, bound with two cords, in an ornate, woodcut folder in red and black, with flap. Each season is represented by a large female image in a floral frame, months and signs of the zodiac. Eugène Grasset's last calendar for the department store. Good condition

Estim. 100 - 150 EUR

Lot 46 - GUINOT (Eugène) - Summer in Baden. Illustrated by Tony Johannot, Eugène Lami, Français and Jaquemot. Paris, Furne-Ernest Bourdin éditeurs (1847); large in-8 (28x19 cm), half lemon morocco with corners, ribbed spine highly decorated with gilded irons, red morocco title page, cover and spine illustrated in color and gold, gilt head. First edition of 20 hors-texte. One portrait, one color map, twelve hors-texte, six color engravings. Bound by V. Champs

Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

Lot 47 - [Two books]. HADDON (Trevor). The Old venetian palaces, and old venetian folk, by Thomas Okey. With fifty coloured and other illustrations by Trevor Haddon. London, J. M. Dent. New-York, E. P. Dutton, 1907. Southern Spain. Painted by Trevor Haddon, described by A. F. Calvert, published by A. & C. Black. London, 1908. Two strong small in-8 volumes (23.5x18 cm), half red morocco with corners and half old pink morocco with corners, mosaic spines illustrated with a view of Venice and a Spanish hacienda. Bindings signed Brentano's

Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

Lot 48 - [Designer and Architect]. HERBST (René 1891-1982). By Goguel Solange. Edition du Regard, 1990; in-4 (32x24 cm), publisher's percaline and dust jacket. 363 pages, iconography compiled by Anne Bonny and the author. Interior architecture and design, displays and boutiques, exhibitions, furniture and lighting

Estim. 40 - 60 EUR

Lot 49 - JOYCE (James) - Ulysses. Translated from the English by Auguste Morel, assisted by Stuart Gilbert. Translation entirely revised by Valéry Larbaud in collaboration with the author. La Maison des Amis des Livres, Adrienne Monnier, 1929; very small in-8 (23.5x20 cm), fawn leather (slightly rubbed), spine highly decorated with gilded irons, filleting and gilded fleurons on spine flaps, cover and spine. 870 pages. First edition of the translation. Author's copy, one of 170 on alfa laid paper, numbered.

Estim. 400 - 500 EUR

Lot 50 - [Music and songs]. LABORDE (Jean Benjamin de). Choix de chansons, mises en musique par M. de Laborde, gouverneur du Louvre. Ornée d'estampes en taille-douce. Rouen, J. Lemonnier, 1881. Four volumes in-4 (29x20 cm), publisher's black percaline, title and tomaison on boards, smooth spine pastedown with offset image, title-piece with tomaison. Covers. First printing. Titles, four frontispieces and 100 figures after Moreau, Le Barbier, Le Bouteux and Saint-Quentin. Head copy with etchings in double state and additional plates (pitting and browning in volume III). The entire work is mounted on tabs.

Estim. 100 - 150 EUR

Lot 51 - [Four illustrated works]. LALAU (Maurice) / Samain (Albert). Le Chariot de Feu. Color lithographs by Maurice Lalau. Ferroud éditeur, 1926; in-12 (20.5x15.5 cm), paperback. One of 799 copies on Arches vellum. CARLEGLE / MAUPASSANT. La Maison Tellier. Color illustrations by Carlègle. Ferroud éditeur, 1936; in-12 (20x13 cm). One of 1200 copies on tinted vellum. NOëL (Pierre) / FLAUBERT (Gustave). Salammbô. Color illustrations by Pierre Noël. Edition Mornay, 1931; large in-12 (20.5x17 cm), paperback. One of 45 on Hollande. SOULAS (Louis-Joseph) / Le ROY (Eugène). Le Moulin du Frau. Cameo illustrations. Edition Mornay, 1931; large in-12 (20.5x17 cm), paperback. One of five on Hollande hors-commerce (not numbered).

Estim. 60 - 80 EUR

Lot 52 - LALAUZE (Adolphe) / MUSSET (Alfred de) - La Mouche. Illustrated with thirty compositions by Adolphe Lalauze. Preface by Philippe Gille. Paris, A. Ferroud libraire-éditeur, 1892; in-8 (25x17.5 cm), red morocco (lacking top cap, spines split on both sides), boards decorated with gilt irons and scrolls, forming a large central medallion, framed with gilt fillets and stylized fleurs-de-lis, ornate ribbed spine (rubbed), blue morocco-lined spine flaps, decorated with a red morocco headband forming a gilt frame and gilt fleurons, red moire and marbled paper double guard, gilt edges. 84 pages. Triple state of the etchings, definitive state, state with remarks, state of the etchings, signed in pencil by the artist, illustrated subscription bulletin in fine. Copy on numbered Japon paper (6), initialed by the publisher. Enriched with an original signed watercolor by Lalauze. Binding by Chambolle-Duru

Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

Lot 53 - LAM (Wifredo) / TARNAUD (Claude) - La Rose et la Cétoine; La Nacre et le Noir. Paris, published by La Méconnaissance, 1958. Leaflet (uncut) 28x22 cm. First edition. Author's copy on Lafuma-Navarre Madagascar paper, containing an original etching by Wifredo Lam signed in pencil.

Estim. 100 - 150 EUR

Lot 54 - [Théâtre de Marionnettes]. LEMERCIER DE NEUVILLE (Louis). Théâtre des Pupazzi. Lyon, N. Scheuring éditeur, 1876; in-8 (22x15 cm), red morocco, triple gilt filleting on boards, ribbed spine, four small central oval circles in black mosaic, decorated with gilt small irons, two pieces of green morocco: author-title, city-date, wide gilt entelle framing on contreplats, gilt edges. First ornate cover (XXVI-411-(3) pages. Portrait, 18 vignettes (discharges, some foxing) illustrating the 18 plays. First collective edition, combining the two series published in 1866 and 1869. Lemercier de Neuville was a French puppeteer, journalist, columnist, playwright and storyteller (1830-1918); in 1860, he created a portable pupazzi theater, performing contemporary famous men in caricature, in the form of cardboard characters. His eighteen plays were a great success at the time. Bound by Masson-Debonelle

Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

Lot 55 - LE ROY (Michel) / DAUDET (Alphonse) - L'Arlésienne, La Belle Page, La Diane Française. Nice (1965); large folio (41x32.5 cm), green cloth slipcase (a little rubbed). 139 pages in sheets. Deluxe edition, limited to 151 copies, containing 21 original watercolors signed and dated 1964-1965 by the artist (serpents). One of 135 numbered copies on Arches vellum, this one dated and signed by the artist on the receipt.

Estim. 100 - 150 EUR

Lot 56 - MALRAUX (André) - La Tentation de l'Occident. Paris, Bernard Grasset, 1926; in-12 (19x12.5 cm), half red chagrin with corners, spine (a little faded), cover and spine (spine faded and small tears). 205-(1) pages. First edition, press service. Handsome autograph dispatch signed "To André and François Berge, as a token of literary sympathy; and to the signatures of the petition protesting against the judgment that condemned me, in thanks", inked stamp of Y. Berge, doctor in Le Havre. François Berge, writer, founded the magazine "les Cahiers du mois" with André Berge, psychoanalyst. In 1923, Malraux looted bas-reliefs at the temple of Banteay Srei; he was arrested in Phnom Penh and sentenced to three years' imprisonment. His wife mobilized the intellectuals of the time in Paris, who signed a petition in support of Malraux, including André Breton, Gide, Paulhan, Max-Jacob, Mauriac and others.

Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

Lot 57 - MAURRAS (Charles) - Ancient Athens. Paris, E. Boccard (1918); in-4 (31.5x26 cm), khaki green chagrin, spine (a little faded), cover and spine. 151-(3) pages, untrimmed. 24 hors-texte plates in phototypesetting by several photographers. One of 1000 numbered copies on Lafuma vellum.

Estim. 40 - 60 EUR

Lot 58 - MAURIAC (François) - Le Jeune Homme " Les âges de la vie ". Librairie Hachette (1926); in-12 (17.5x13.5 cm), half green morocco, smooth spine (a little faded), long title and silver head, cover and spine. 93 pages. First edition, one of 70 numbered copies of the tirage de tête on Japon paper. Autograph letter signed "to Mr. Max Gaubherot, this story of an old young man, in cordial remembrance". Binding by Creuzevault

Estim. 80 - 100 EUR

Lot 59 - [Two books]. MIKKELSEN (Ejnar). Lost in the Arctic. Account of the "Alabama" expedition, 1909 to 1912, by Danish captain Ejnar Mikkelsen. Translation by Charles Laroche. Illustrated with 73 illustrations and a map (fold-out in color in-fine). Tours, maison Alfred Mame er Fils (1913); in-4 (30x22 cm), red percaline boards decorated on the first with a polychrome gilt plaque, gilt edges. NANSEN (Fridtjof). Towards the Pole. Translated by Charles Rabot. 200 illustrations based on the explorer's photographs and drawings. Paris, Flammarion (1897); in-8 (23x16 cm), burgundy half leather (rubbed) with corners, blue percaline boards decorated with a gilded iron on the first cover. 424 pages (no foxing).

Estim. 60 - 80 EUR

Lot 60 - MILSHTEIN (Zwy) - Hotel. Ten original engravings by Zwy Milshtein. Preface by Jean Adhémar. Editions d'art Christophe Czwiklitzer, 1974. Flatbed album, slipcase (79x59 cm). Only 56 copies printed, one of 45 numbered, this one no. 14 signed by the artist on the receipt. The ten color plates are engraved and printed by Milshtein in etchings, drypoints, linocuts, lithographs, woodcuts and etchings, all numbered and signed by the artist. The slipcase is decorated with an original signed drawing. A fine work entirely produced by this artist of the "Expressionist" movement.

Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

Lot 61 - MOREAS (Jean) - Trois nouveaux contes de la vieille France. Sous l'enseigne de la folie, chez Emile-Paul frères, Paris, 1921; in-12 (18x12.5 cm), fawn morocco, spine (a little faded) with nerves, double fillet on edges, gilt framed garland on front covers, double marbled paper endpapers, gilt edges on witnesses, cover. 100-(1) pages. First edition. One of 27 copies on Tokyo paper. Bound by Petitot

Estim. 80 - 100 EUR

Lot 62 - MOSSA (Gustave-Adolphe) / SAMAIN (Albert) - Hyalis, the little blue-eyed Faun. Bound in the suite: Xanthis ou la vitrine sentimentale. Color illustrations by Adolphe Mossa. Paris, A. Ferroud-F. Ferroud successeur, 1918 and 1920; in-8 (24x17.5 cm), half green morocco with corners (a little faded), smooth spine decorated with numerous small red mosaic squares and gilt dashes, gilt head. Color illustrated covers, spine. One of 800 numbered and initialled copies on Arches vellum. Enriched with an original signed watercolor for the frontispiece of Hyalis (with differences, some marginal spotting) and a one-page autograph letter signed by Mossa to the publisher about the book Xanthis. Binding by Max Fonsèque

Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

Lot 63 - PICASSO (Pablo) / ROY (Claude) - La Guerre et la Paix. Editions Cercle d'Art, Paris (1954); large in-4 (37.4x27 cm), publisher's unbleached cloth, title in cold-printed red on front cover and spine. 153 illustrated pages, including six color lithographs by Mourlot and two fold-out photographic reproductions infine

Estim. 120 - 150 EUR

Lot 64 - ROPS (Félicien) / HENRY (F.-N.) - Le Diable dupé par les femmes. Nouvelle critique et galante par le sieur F.-N. Henry. Sur l'imprimé de Paris, chez la veuve Dubreuil, quai de la Tournelle, à l'image Saint-Georges, 1714. Bruxelles, Gay et Doucé éditeurs, 1881; in-16 (16.5x10 cm), bradel half red morocco (a little rubbed) with corners, smooth spine, cover. 49 pages printed in black, red and green. Original etching frontispiece by Félicien Rops, three red and black headbands. One of 500 numbered copies on Hollande. Dry stamp of Antonio Santamarina in fine. Binding by Brisson

Estim. 100 - 150 EUR

Lot 65 - SURVAGE (Léopold) - Les Rythmes colorés. Preface by Jean Cassou. Editions Christophe Czwiklitzer, Art-CC, 1969. Broadside album (70x59 cm), publisher's black cloth slipcase with flap, illustrated with a composition. Five original color lithographs by Léopold Survage, printed by Imprimerie Mourlot, Paris, 1966-1968. Each print is signed by the artist and bears the studio stamp. Edition of three times 75 copies for France, England and Germany and ten offprints, this one numbered AL/35, signed by the publisher on the receipt. The lithographic stones were destroyed after the print run.

Estim. 300 - 400 EUR

Lot 66 - VACHER (Joseph 1868-1898, mort guillotiné, dit le tueur de bergers) - Autograph letter signed, dated January 31, 1898, Lyon, Jerusalem. One page in-12 "Relevé d'une lettre adressée à Mr. Procureur général. Dieu-Droit-Devoir. Monsieur le Procureur général, I believe you are capable of making, of letting an Innocent person die...because as well you do not have the right to lock up an innocent or suspected innocent person within the walls and with real criminals...as well she does not come under your courts any more than all those of the Universe!... signed Jh Vacher. P-S. Dieu me protège.... ". Joint: Vacher l'éventreur, by Pierre Bouchardon. Albin Michel éditeur, 1939; in-12 paperback (19x12 cm). First edition, 252 pages uncut (some foxing). Service de Presse. Autograph signed letter from the author to Louis Boursiac (writer). Vacher is perhaps the most appalling criminal the last century has known. This Ripper traveled France on foot, spreading terror, and Vacher's bloody trek lasted several years. Suspected of being the perpetrator of some fifty crimes, he was arrested thanks to the perspicacity of an examining magistrate from a modest arrondissement. Vacher was guillotined on December 31, 1898. This story inspired Bertrand Tavernier's film Le Juge et l'Assassin. Juge et l'Assassin" (1976), starring Michel Galabru as Vacher and Philippe Noiret as the judge.

Estim. 300 - 400 EUR

Lot 67 - VAN SANTEN (Julien) / VERHAEREN - Les Villages Illusoires. Seventeen color etchings, engraved by J. Van Santen. Les Editions d'art Devambez, under the artistic direction of Édouard Chimot (1929); large in-4 (33x25.5 cm), leaves, filled cover, in half marbled beige calf folder, ribbed spine, green morocco patches, author, title and illustrator's name, edged slipcase. Edition of 220 copies, this one of 40 on Japon numbered with two states of the etchings in bistre and black with remarks. Added to the copy, two rejected plates for l'Aventure p. 106 and les Cordiers p. 116.

Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

Lot 68 - VLAMINCK (Maurice de) - Catalog raisonné of engraved works, woodcuts, copper engravings, lithographs by Katelin de Walterskirchen. Flammarion (1974); in-4 (32.5x24.5 cm), cloth, illustrated dust jacket. 280 pages, appendices and one page of marks and signatures. 420 illustrations (three color plates) described

Estim. 60 - 80 EUR

Lot 69 - YOURCENAR (Marguerite) - Four books with autograph dispatches from Bangkok, signed and dated January 10, 1983, addressed to H.E. Mr. and Mrs. André Arnaud (1923-2015), diplomat, French ambassador to Thailand and writer, who received the Quai des Orfèvres prize for his detective novel "Pierres de sang". Four titles in the Folio collection, Editions Gallimard, 1981-1982; in-12 (18.8x11.5 cm), full beige and brown leather. L'OEuvre au noir, full-page dispatch "Le soleil et les éléments alchimiques", accompanied by sketches illustrating the symbols of the sun and the four elements. Mémoires d'Hadrien, full-page dispatch "FELICITAS, LIBERTAS, HUMANITAS" (in capital letters). Souvenirs pieux, "Du côté de Fernando" (De Noronha). Alexis, "Two voices". (Dedications in green felt-tip pen).

Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

Lot 70 - VERNE (Jules) / HETZEL - Maitre du Monde - A Drama in Livonia (1904). Double volume. Type 4 polychrome percaline "au globe doré" boards, lighthouse spine, Engel type "i" second board, gilt edges (gutter, small offset). Illustrations by G. Roux and L. Benett. 215-252 pages (no foxing), 12 chromolithographs. Printed by Gauthier-Villars. First collective edition. Illustrated front cover, loose, on back cover, held by corners

Estim. 100 - 150 EUR

Lot 71 - VERNE (Jules) / HETZEL - Cinq Semaines en Ballon (1895). Polychrome percaline boards "au Steamer", title in red macaron (spine and second cover varnished), gilt edges. Illustrations by Riou and de Montaut, double-page map, four plates (no foxing). Printed by Gauthier-Villars. Binding by Magnier. First printing

Estim. 60 - 80 EUR

Lot 72 - VERNE (Jules) / HETZEL - L'Ile à hélice (1895). Polychrome percaline boards "au portrait collé", lighthouse spine, Lenègre "e" type second plate, gilt edges. 80 illustrations by Benett and 12 hors-texte in color and three maps, one in color. (Some soiling and foxing, good gutter). Catalog D. First printing

Estim. 100 - 150 EUR

Lot 73 - VERNE (Jules) / HETZEL-HACHETTE - [Two books]. Un Capitaine de Quinze Ans (1914). Polychrome percaline boards with "an elephant", title in cartouche, lighthouse spine, Hachette second plate, gilt edges. Drawings by Meyer, six hors-texte in sepia. Printed by Belin. The Agency Thompson and C° (1915). Non-polychrome percaline boards and spine, decorated with gilt and black irons, Hachette second board, gilt edges. Illustrations by Benett. Photographic views. Chromotype plates. Printed by Gautier-Villars, Hetzel-Hachette hybrid editions. Hachette had bought out the Hetzel fund, while beginning to exploit the stocks.

Estim. 100 - 150 EUR

Lot 74 - VERNE (Jules) / HETZEL - [Two works]. Le Testament d'un Excentrique (1899). Demi chagrin and red percaline boards, spine decorated with spearhead caissons, gilt edges (gutter minor offsetting). 35 views of the United States of America, 20 hors-texte plates in color or monochrome, a fold-out map of the United States and a fold-out plate of the game of the goose. A.V. catalog (no foxing). Le Superbe Orénoque (1898). Half chagrin (a little rubbed) and red percaline boards, spine decorated with caissons, gilt edges. Illustrations by George Roux. One map and 20 hors-texte in color or monochrome. Printed by Gauthier-Villars. (Gutter slightly off, no foxing).

Estim. 100 - 150 EUR

Lot 75 - TOPOLINO (Mickey Mouse) and PAPERINO (Donald Duck). Italian weekly comic strip. Reunion of 597 issues. TOPOLINO: 500 issues from no. 1 to no. 500, April 1949 to June 1965, stapled in-12 (17.5x 12 cm), illustrated covers in color. Arnoldo Mondadori Editore. Over 400 issues in good condition, 90 issues around scotch-reinforced spines, rubbed, small chips and tears, for the first two years. Joint: PAPERINO (Donald Duck). "Gli albi tascabili di Topolino". 15 issues, small Italian-style oblong (8x17 cm), color-illustrated hardback covers, 31 pages, 1948-1951. PAPERINO. "Albi della Rosa". 37 issues from the 1950s; in-12 (17x12 cm), paperback. TOPOLINO. 25 issues (various) from the 1950s (17x8 cm and 18x12 c.). 20 issues (various) of "Albi della Rosa", 1950s paperback (18x12 cm). L'Astuto Coniglietto, I tre Porcellini, La Rusa di Bagdad, Bumbo, Clarabella, etc.

Estim. 600 - 800 EUR

Lot 76 - LOT OF STAMPS in ten albums and two boxes, including semi-modern stamps from Egypt, Italy, Switzerland, France, Vatican, Finland and bundles of 100 stamps.

Estim. 400 - 600 EUR

Lot 77 - MOVIE POSTER. Charlie Chaplin, Garçon de Café, ca. 1918. Himalaya film Cie. Productions réunies. 152x115 cm (traces of folding), canvas-backed. Released in 1914 in the U.S. under the title "Caught in a Cabaret", with Mabel Normand as actress and director, distributed by Keystone.

Estim. 400 - 600 EUR

Lot 78 - Advertising POSTER by Leonetto CAPPIELLO. Le Thermogène. Dehon et Cie Valenciennes. Paris, circa 1950. Lithographic canvas poster. 120x80 cm

Estim. 300 - 400 EUR

Lot 79 - Raymond SAVIGNAC (1907-2002) - Le Roman d'un tricheur by Sacha Guitry, circa 1980. Original color lithograph on Rives paper, numbered 38/150 and signed in pencil. 95 x 73 cm Illustration: 80 x 60 cm

Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

Lot 80 - FIVE OMNISPORTS POSTERS. Posters from the Commissariat Commissariat Général à l'Eduction Général et aux Sports. (1940- 1941). Bedos et Cie imp. Paris. Not canvas-backed. Jean Adrien Mercier "Travail Sport". Marc RÉAL "Education général Sports". Maurice TRANCHANT "Une journée de sport est une journée de joie". J. JACQUELIN "La Joie de Vivre". A. PIERSAT "7h". 120 x 80 cm each

Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

Lot 81 - SIX OMNISPORTS POSTERS. Not canvas-backed. Jean Adrien MERCIER "Travail Sport" and "Le Sport cette chevalerie moderne" (one tear, not missing). A. PIERSAT two "7 h" posters (folds). Marc REAL "Education générale sport" (one tear, not missing). J. JACQUELIN "Une fenêtre ouverte sur la vie" (missing in the margin).

Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

Lot 82 - ECOLE RUSSE XXe siècle - Novodevichy Convent in Moscow Black engraving, signed (framed under glass, burr wood strips). 38 x 48 cm

Estim. 40 - 60 EUR

Lot 83 - Camille BRYEN (1907-1977) - Untitled Aquatint in color, signed lower right, annotated H.C. 24.2 x 19 cm

Estim. 60 - 80 EUR

Lot 84 - Jean-Emile LABOUREUR (1877-1943) - Young Man and Horsemen, 1913 Wood engraving, final state proof signed lower left, numbered 28/35. (Edges a little yellowed, frame). (S. Laboureur 697). 19.7 x 34.5 cm

Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

Lot 85 - Pablo PICASSO (1904-1982) d'après - Two Characters Print on vellum after a drawing, signature in the plate. Framed. Sheet size: 27.5 x 19.5 cm

Estim. 80 - 100 EUR

Lot 86 - LouisVALTAT (1869-1952) - Seated woman Engraving, signed with initials lower right. Framed. 19.2 x 15.2 cm

Estim. 100 - 150 EUR

Lot 87 - Marcel ROCHE (1890-1959) - Leaning Nude Drypoint, signed lower right, numbered 2/10. Framed. 31 x 22 cm

Estim. 50 - 80 EUR

Lot 88 - Léon GISHIA (1903-1991) - Face Color lithograph on vellum, signed lower right, numbered 54/75. (Minor foxing, slightly yellowed). 58 x 42 cm

Estim. 50 - 80 EUR

Lot 89 - Umberto MASTROIANNI (1910-1998) - Untitled Engraving signed, numbered 11/15. Framed. 38.5 x 29 cm

Estim. 30 - 50 EUR

Lot 90 - André JACQUEMIN (1904-1992) - The Spiders, 1936 Etching and drypoint, signed lower right, titled, annotated "épreuve d'artiste". (Slightly yellowed, framed). 20.5 x 26 cm

Estim. 40 - 60 EUR

Lot 91 - Benjamin RABIER (1869-1939) - L'Avalanche, signed lower left, and L'Éruption Two original drawings. India ink and blue pencil (pale). Double title and caption in the hand of the artist and the framer. 34 x 12.5 cm

Estim. 800 - 1 000 EUR

Lot 92 - Alphonse MUCHA (1860-1939) - Banquet for Mrs de Montholon and Maurice Mothier Plate published in the portfolio of the Revue des Arts Décoratifs, 1898. 25 x 18 cm

Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

Lot 93 - Alméry LOBEL-RICHE (1880-1950) - Study of girls Etching, signed lower right (scattered brown spots, slightly yellowed, framed). 27.2 x 19 cm

Estim. 60 - 80 EUR

Lot 94 - Richard RANFT (1862 - 1931) - A Redonne for his eternal songs Etching (frame). 10.5 x 8.2 cm

Estim. 50 - 80 EUR

Lot 95 - André MASSON (1896-1987) - Untitled Drypoint signed lower right, numbered 96/130. (Slightly yellowed, framed)

Estim. 80 - 100 EUR

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Lot 6 - [BAUDOT DE JUILLY (Nicolas)] - History of Charles VII. Paris, Didot, Nyon, Damonneville, Savoye, 1754. Two volumes in-12 (17x10 cm), marbled contemporary calf, ornate smooth spine, title and appendices, red speckled edges. (12)- 454- 423 (3) pages

Lot 24 - BUFFET (Bernard) - Catalog raisonné of engraved works, 1948-1980. Text by Maurice Rheims. Nice, éditions d'art de Francony et Maurice Garnier, 1983; in-4 (32.5x24.5 cm), percaline, color illustrated dust jacket. 244 pages. 367 reproductions and eight illustrated books

Lot 25 - BUFFET (Bernard) - Catalog raisonné of engraved works, 1948-1980. Text by Maurice Rheims. Nice, éditions d'art de Francony et Maurice Granier, 1983; in-4 (32.5x24.5 cm), percaline, color illustrated dust jacket. 244 pages. 367 reproduced drypoints and 8 eight illustrated books.

Lot 29.bis - CHAGALL (Marc) / MOURLOT (Fernand) - Chagall lithographe II, 1957-1962. André Sauret éditeur, 1963; in- 4 (33x25 cm), cloth and color illustrated dust jacket. 209 pages, 185 issues described and reproduced and 12 original lithographs in black and color, including cover.

Lot 34 - DALI (Salvador) - Tribute to Meissonier. Original lithographs by Salvador Dali. Hôtel Meurice, 1967; large in-8 booklet (27.5x21.5 cm), paperback, illustrated flap cover (small tear). Four original lithographs by Salvador Dali, specially designed for this edition

Lot 34.Bis - DALI (Salvador) / DRAEGER. Les diners de Gala, 1973; in-4 (31x22 cm), cloth and dust jacket (very rubbed). 322 pages profusely illustrated in black and color. Fine signed dedication by Dali with blue felt-tip drawing on double page.

Lot 53 - LAM (Wifredo) / TARNAUD (Claude) - La Rose et la Cétoine; La Nacre et le Noir. Paris, published by La Méconnaissance, 1958. Leaflet (uncut) 28x22 cm. First edition. Author's copy on Lafuma-Navarre Madagascar paper, containing an original etching by Wifredo Lam signed in pencil.

Lot 57 - MAURRAS (Charles) - Ancient Athens. Paris, E. Boccard (1918); in-4 (31.5x26 cm), khaki green chagrin, spine (a little faded), cover and spine. 151-(3) pages, untrimmed. 24 hors-texte plates in phototypesetting by several photographers. One of 1000 numbered copies on Lafuma vellum.

Lot 76 - LOT OF STAMPS in ten albums and two boxes, including semi-modern stamps from Egypt, Italy, Switzerland, France, Vatican, Finland and bundles of 100 stamps.

Lot 77 - MOVIE POSTER. Charlie Chaplin, Garçon de Café, ca. 1918. Himalaya film Cie. Productions réunies. 152x115 cm (traces of folding), canvas-backed. Released in 1914 in the U.S. under the title "Caught in a Cabaret", with Mabel Normand as actress and director, distributed by Keystone.

Lot 78 - Advertising POSTER by Leonetto CAPPIELLO. Le Thermogène. Dehon et Cie Valenciennes. Paris, circa 1950. Lithographic canvas poster. 120x80 cm

Lot 79 - Raymond SAVIGNAC (1907-2002) - Le Roman d'un tricheur by Sacha Guitry, circa 1980. Original color lithograph on Rives paper, numbered 38/150 and signed in pencil. 95 x 73 cm Illustration: 80 x 60 cm

Lot 82 - ECOLE RUSSE XXe siècle - Novodevichy Convent in Moscow Black engraving, signed (framed under glass, burr wood strips). 38 x 48 cm

Lot 83 - Camille BRYEN (1907-1977) - Untitled Aquatint in color, signed lower right, annotated H.C. 24.2 x 19 cm

Lot 84 - Jean-Emile LABOUREUR (1877-1943) - Young Man and Horsemen, 1913 Wood engraving, final state proof signed lower left, numbered 28/35. (Edges a little yellowed, frame). (S. Laboureur 697). 19.7 x 34.5 cm

Lot 85 - Pablo PICASSO (1904-1982) d'après - Two Characters Print on vellum after a drawing, signature in the plate. Framed. Sheet size: 27.5 x 19.5 cm

Lot 86 - LouisVALTAT (1869-1952) - Seated woman Engraving, signed with initials lower right. Framed. 19.2 x 15.2 cm

Lot 87 - Marcel ROCHE (1890-1959) - Leaning Nude Drypoint, signed lower right, numbered 2/10. Framed. 31 x 22 cm

Lot 88 - Léon GISHIA (1903-1991) - Face Color lithograph on vellum, signed lower right, numbered 54/75. (Minor foxing, slightly yellowed). 58 x 42 cm

Lot 89 - Umberto MASTROIANNI (1910-1998) - Untitled Engraving signed, numbered 11/15. Framed. 38.5 x 29 cm

Lot 90 - André JACQUEMIN (1904-1992) - The Spiders, 1936 Etching and drypoint, signed lower right, titled, annotated "épreuve d'artiste". (Slightly yellowed, framed). 20.5 x 26 cm

Lot 91 - Benjamin RABIER (1869-1939) - L'Avalanche, signed lower left, and L'Éruption Two original drawings. India ink and blue pencil (pale). Double title and caption in the hand of the artist and the framer. 34 x 12.5 cm

Lot 92 - Alphonse MUCHA (1860-1939) - Banquet for Mrs de Montholon and Maurice Mothier Plate published in the portfolio of the Revue des Arts Décoratifs, 1898. 25 x 18 cm

Lot 93 - Alméry LOBEL-RICHE (1880-1950) - Study of girls Etching, signed lower right (scattered brown spots, slightly yellowed, framed). 27.2 x 19 cm

Lot 94 - Richard RANFT (1862 - 1931) - A Redonne for his eternal songs Etching (frame). 10.5 x 8.2 cm

Lot 95 - André MASSON (1896-1987) - Untitled Drypoint signed lower right, numbered 96/130. (Slightly yellowed, framed)