Jules Romains / Albert Decaris - Bertrand de Ganges - 1950

Magnificent numbered edition on Arches vellum and illustrated with original burins by Albert Decaris. This work is part of a historical and dramatic strand peculiar to the author of Men of Good Will, where the exploration of individual destinies blends with a broader reflection on society and the forces that run through history -

The narrative centers on the figure of Bertrand de Ganges, a character placed in an ancient historical context, whose trajectory is reconstructed through a writing that favors both psychological density and symbolic resonance -

Jules Romains develops here a narration where personal events take on a collective dimension, revealing the tensions between power, faith, violence and morality in an era marked by conflicts of values and social upheaval -

Jules Romains / Albert Decaris - Bertrand de Ganges - 1948 - Flammarion -
203 pages

Very good binding condition, the work in its full original dust jacket, under a slipcase and publisher's cardboard case, light signs of wear, edges slightly worn, titling, author’s name, illustrator and date in black on the white title piece -

Very good interior condition, the work enriched with original burins by Albert Decaris, limited edition of 250 copies on Arches vellum, this one numbered 243, fresh interior -

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