Benjamin Rabier - Gedeon traverse l'Atlantique - 1933

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Gedeon traverse l'Atlantique by Benjamin Rabier, a 1933 first illustrated edition in original French, with 48 pages, hardcover, published by Garnier Frères, in very good condition with colourful plates.

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Stunning original illustrated edition notably featuring beautiful color engravings of one of the most famous albums in the series devoted to the duck Gédéon, an endearing and adventurous character who leads young readers on an extraordinary journey across the Atlantic Ocean -

The story begins when Gédéon, driven by an irresistible desire for discovery and adventure, leaves his familiar surroundings to undertake a seaborne crossing that will lead him toward unknown horizons -

During his journey, he boards various means of transport, meets sailors, travelers and numerous animals from distant lands, and finds himself confronted with situations as surprising as they are perilous -

Crossing the vast ocean represents for him a succession of trials that test his courage, resourcefulness and optimism. Storms, navigational mishaps, unexpected encounters and exotic discoveries pace his journey, while the author multiplies opportunities to present new landscapes, distant ports and different cultures -

Benjamin Rabier - Gedeon traverses the Atlantic - 1933 - Garnier Frères -
48 Pages.

Good condition of the binding, a fully original illustrated cardboard binding, binding protected by a piece of cellophane, light signs of use, smooth mute spine, front board titled and prettily illustrated in color -

Very good interior condition, red title, work enriched with beautiful color engravings in-text and on plates, interior rather fresh, a fine copy -

Delivery service guaranteed within a few days –

Stunning original illustrated edition notably featuring beautiful color engravings of one of the most famous albums in the series devoted to the duck Gédéon, an endearing and adventurous character who leads young readers on an extraordinary journey across the Atlantic Ocean -

The story begins when Gédéon, driven by an irresistible desire for discovery and adventure, leaves his familiar surroundings to undertake a seaborne crossing that will lead him toward unknown horizons -

During his journey, he boards various means of transport, meets sailors, travelers and numerous animals from distant lands, and finds himself confronted with situations as surprising as they are perilous -

Crossing the vast ocean represents for him a succession of trials that test his courage, resourcefulness and optimism. Storms, navigational mishaps, unexpected encounters and exotic discoveries pace his journey, while the author multiplies opportunities to present new landscapes, distant ports and different cultures -

Benjamin Rabier - Gedeon traverses the Atlantic - 1933 - Garnier Frères -
48 Pages.

Good condition of the binding, a fully original illustrated cardboard binding, binding protected by a piece of cellophane, light signs of use, smooth mute spine, front board titled and prettily illustrated in color -

Very good interior condition, red title, work enriched with beautiful color engravings in-text and on plates, interior rather fresh, a fine copy -

Delivery service guaranteed within a few days –

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Cartoons and comics, Children's books, History, Illustrated, Literature
Book title
Gedeon traverse l'Atlantique
Author/ Illustrator
Benjamin Rabier
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1933
Edition
1st Edition, Illustrated Edition
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Garnier Frères
Binding/ Material
Hardback
Number of pages
48
Sold by
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Objects sold
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