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Jules VERNE Vingt-mille lieues sous les mers

Jules VERNE

Vingt-mille lieues sous les mers

Hetzel, Paris 1885, 434pp., relié.


New edition. Catalog CR in fine, for the year 1886. 111 drawings by De Neuville and Riou.
Cartonnage editor said "To two elephants" red (signed plate Souze, Lenègre binder tail). Second flat type Lenègre e, with octagonal cold macaroon on a black background.
Slight creases of percaline on the bit of the first board, discoloration in the lower margin of the second board and the back of the head.
One of the legendary titles of Jules Verne's production. The author has created a complex figure of evil, that of Captain Nemo. This novel had one of the longest gestations in the history of the author, it will generate many adaptations to the cinema, the first by Melies in 1907, and the most famous in 1954 by Richard Fleisher.

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