ERASME - L’Éloge de la folie, traduit du latin d’Erasme par M. Gueudeville. - 1757





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ERASME, L’Éloge de la folie, translated from Latin by M. Gueudeville, illustrated edition published in 1757, in French, 254 pages, 15.3 x 9.5 cm, in good condition.
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ERASME
The Praise of Folly, translated from Latin by Erasmus by M. Gueudeville.
1757
In-12 (9.5 x 15.3 cm), (4) fff., XXIV-222 pp., bound. Red morocco with a long grain, spine with raised bands, gilt dentelle framing the boards, gilt rolling on the edges and turn-ins, gilded edges. Danish binding of 1800. Heads, corners and joints slightly rubbed, pale stain on the second board.
Illustrated edition by Charles Eisen with a frontispiece, 13 plates, banners and tailpieces. It is “revised & corrected from the text of the Basel edition.”
From the library of Sigurd & Gudrun Wandel, with bookplate. Sigurd Wandel was a painter who became director of the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. And bookplate of bibliophile Pierre Mouriau de Meulenacker.
Manuscript ex-libris in brown ink on the title: “Edu Matheur”
ERASME
The Praise of Folly, translated from Latin by Erasmus by M. Gueudeville.
1757
In-12 (9.5 x 15.3 cm), (4) fff., XXIV-222 pp., bound. Red morocco with a long grain, spine with raised bands, gilt dentelle framing the boards, gilt rolling on the edges and turn-ins, gilded edges. Danish binding of 1800. Heads, corners and joints slightly rubbed, pale stain on the second board.
Illustrated edition by Charles Eisen with a frontispiece, 13 plates, banners and tailpieces. It is “revised & corrected from the text of the Basel edition.”
From the library of Sigurd & Gudrun Wandel, with bookplate. Sigurd Wandel was a painter who became director of the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. And bookplate of bibliophile Pierre Mouriau de Meulenacker.
Manuscript ex-libris in brown ink on the title: “Edu Matheur”

