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La condition humaine

André MALRAUX

La condition humaine

6 800 €

Les Oeuvres de Monsieur de Molière

MOLIERE

Les Oeuvres de Monsieur de Molière

15 000 €

Photographie de Charles Baudelaire les mains dans les poches : 'Vu de face, il paraît plus souffrant et plus triste qu'à la précédente épreuve. '

Charles BAUDELAIRE

Photographie de Charles Baudelaire les mains [...]

6 800 €

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Tristan TZARA

De nos oiseaux

7 500 €

Lithographie originale pour la pièce de théâtre 'L'argent' d'Emile Fabre

Henri de TOULOUSE-LAUTREC

Lithographie originale pour la pièce de [...]

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Edgar Allan POE & Charles BAUDELAIRE Histoires extraordinaires

Edgar Allan POE & Charles BAUDELAIRE

Histoires extraordinaires

Michel Lévy frères, Paris 1856, 11x18cm, relié.


Histoires extraordinaires
First edition in French, translated by Charles Baudelaire, of which there were no large paper copies.
Contemporary half red sheep over marbled paper boards, modestly bound as usual for copies from this time, spine with blindtooled dots, black sheep title-piece with author's name, gilt initials to foot of spine, speckled edges.
One endpaper creased, occasional spotting.
The first work of Poe's translated by Baudelaire, with his preface on Sa vie, son oeuvre, [His life, his work], the first step in Baudelaire's conquest of his doppelganger in prose, destined to join Baudelaire's name to Poe's once and for all.
 

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