Jean Giono - Il disertore - 1972
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Il disertore by Jean Giono, a hardbound Italian edition published by Franco Maria Ricci in 1972 as part of the second special tirage of one thousand copies, with a black silk binding, gold tooling, a protective case, 168 pages, 360 x 240 mm, in Italian and covering themes of art and religion.
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THE DESERTER by Jean Giono. The first volume of the series "The Signs of Man" was printed in December 1972 under the direction of Valerio Leschiera. The translation of Giono's text is by Patrizio Bocconi. The type used is Bodoni. The blue laid paper with untrimmed edges is from Miliani Paper Mills of Fabriano. This volume belongs to the second special edition of one thousand copies reserved for Franco Maria Ricci's bibliophiles friends. At the end: list of works and reproduction of Brun's documents, including recipes and instructions for painting.
Volume in the original case. Binding in black silk with titles impressed in gold and photo-application on the cover.
In the 1966 text Jean Giono narrates the story of Charles Frédéric Brun called “the Deserter,” a French painter who lived in Valais from 1850 to 1871 painting religious pictures to earn a living.
The book has always been kept on my bookshelf; reopened now for the photographs.
Like new, absolutely perfect for a collection.
THE DESERTER by Jean Giono. The first volume of the series "The Signs of Man" was printed in December 1972 under the direction of Valerio Leschiera. The translation of Giono's text is by Patrizio Bocconi. The type used is Bodoni. The blue laid paper with untrimmed edges is from Miliani Paper Mills of Fabriano. This volume belongs to the second special edition of one thousand copies reserved for Franco Maria Ricci's bibliophiles friends. At the end: list of works and reproduction of Brun's documents, including recipes and instructions for painting.
Volume in the original case. Binding in black silk with titles impressed in gold and photo-application on the cover.
In the 1966 text Jean Giono narrates the story of Charles Frédéric Brun called “the Deserter,” a French painter who lived in Valais from 1850 to 1871 painting religious pictures to earn a living.
The book has always been kept on my bookshelf; reopened now for the photographs.
Like new, absolutely perfect for a collection.
Details
Number of books
1
Subject
Art, Religion
Book title
Il disertore
Author/ Illustrator
Jean Giono
Condition
Fine
Publication year oldest item
1972
Height
360 mm
Edition
Other edition
Width
240 mm
Language
Italian
Original language
No
Publisher
Franco Maria Ricci
Binding/ Material
Hardback
Extras
Slipcase
Number of pages
168
