Le Calendrier de la Camargue - 1947





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Frédéric Gaymard / Paul Cuchet - Le Calendrier de la Camargue - 1947
A beautiful first edition of this immersive dive into the heart of the Camargue.
Le Calendrier de la Camargue (The Camargue Calendar) is a poetic and ethnographic journey through the seasons of one of France’s most unique regions. Written by Frédéric Gaymard, the text meticulously describes the local flora, fauna, and the rugged life of the gardians (cowboys) and their bulls.
This edition is particularly sought after for the watercolor illustrations by Paul Cuchet, which capture the ethereal light and wild spirit of the Rhône delta. The book also features interesting black-and-white photographic plates depicting local life, landscapes, and rural gatherings.
Author: Frédéric Gaymard
Illustrator: Paul Cuchet
Publisher: Le Livre Artistique, Portal et Cie.
Year of Publication: 1947
Format: Softcover (Paperback) with illustrated wraps.
Language: French
Subject: Regionalism, Camargue, Horses, Bulls, Local Traditions.
Condition Report
Overall: Good vintage condition.
Cover: Some age-related toning and minor wear to the edges. The spine shows light creasing but remains intact.
Interior: Pages are generally clean with light, natural foxing consistent with paper from the late 1940s. Text and illustrations remain bright and clear.
Binding: Secure, though typical of paper-bound books of this era, it should be handled with care.
The book measures 34x26x3cm
It has 282+ pages
Items are in previously owned condition
Signs of age & use
See photographs
Frédéric Gaymard / Paul Cuchet - Le Calendrier de la Camargue - 1947
A beautiful first edition of this immersive dive into the heart of the Camargue.
Le Calendrier de la Camargue (The Camargue Calendar) is a poetic and ethnographic journey through the seasons of one of France’s most unique regions. Written by Frédéric Gaymard, the text meticulously describes the local flora, fauna, and the rugged life of the gardians (cowboys) and their bulls.
This edition is particularly sought after for the watercolor illustrations by Paul Cuchet, which capture the ethereal light and wild spirit of the Rhône delta. The book also features interesting black-and-white photographic plates depicting local life, landscapes, and rural gatherings.
Author: Frédéric Gaymard
Illustrator: Paul Cuchet
Publisher: Le Livre Artistique, Portal et Cie.
Year of Publication: 1947
Format: Softcover (Paperback) with illustrated wraps.
Language: French
Subject: Regionalism, Camargue, Horses, Bulls, Local Traditions.
Condition Report
Overall: Good vintage condition.
Cover: Some age-related toning and minor wear to the edges. The spine shows light creasing but remains intact.
Interior: Pages are generally clean with light, natural foxing consistent with paper from the late 1940s. Text and illustrations remain bright and clear.
Binding: Secure, though typical of paper-bound books of this era, it should be handled with care.
The book measures 34x26x3cm
It has 282+ pages
Items are in previously owned condition
Signs of age & use
See photographs

