Marcel Proust - A la recherche du temps perdu - 1969





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Superb two-volume set in its handsome publisher’s binding according to the Mario Prassinos model, one of the major works of 20th-century French literature, in which the author undertakes a wide-ranging exploration of memory, time, love, art, society, and human consciousness -
Through the narrator’s journey, who shares many traits with Proust without blending completely with him, the novel traces a life marked by childhood memories, worldly experiences, romantic passions, emotional disappointments, psychological observations, and the gradual discovery of an artistic vocation -
The work opens with the famous evocations of childhood in Combray, a small town where the narrator recalls Sundays, strolls, landscapes, the family house, the figures of his loved ones and above all the founder episode of the madeleine dipped in tea, which triggers the involuntary emergence of a forgotten memory and reveals the mysterious power of affective memory -
Marcel Proust - In Search of Lost Time - 1969 - Volume I and II - Gallimard -
510- 1224 pages
Very good condition of the bindings, books in their full publisher’s board binding after the Mario Prassinos model, light wear from use, smooth backs ornated, titles, pagination and author’s name in black -
Very good interior condition, title page printed in red and black, the text of this edition is in accordance with the La Pléiade edition, revised and established on the autograph manuscripts by Pierre Clarac and André Ferré, clean text, endpapers illustrated in good condition, copy numbered 2115, a beautiful set -
Delivery service ensured within a few days -
Superb two-volume set in its handsome publisher’s binding according to the Mario Prassinos model, one of the major works of 20th-century French literature, in which the author undertakes a wide-ranging exploration of memory, time, love, art, society, and human consciousness -
Through the narrator’s journey, who shares many traits with Proust without blending completely with him, the novel traces a life marked by childhood memories, worldly experiences, romantic passions, emotional disappointments, psychological observations, and the gradual discovery of an artistic vocation -
The work opens with the famous evocations of childhood in Combray, a small town where the narrator recalls Sundays, strolls, landscapes, the family house, the figures of his loved ones and above all the founder episode of the madeleine dipped in tea, which triggers the involuntary emergence of a forgotten memory and reveals the mysterious power of affective memory -
Marcel Proust - In Search of Lost Time - 1969 - Volume I and II - Gallimard -
510- 1224 pages
Very good condition of the bindings, books in their full publisher’s board binding after the Mario Prassinos model, light wear from use, smooth backs ornated, titles, pagination and author’s name in black -
Very good interior condition, title page printed in red and black, the text of this edition is in accordance with the La Pléiade edition, revised and established on the autograph manuscripts by Pierre Clarac and André Ferré, clean text, endpapers illustrated in good condition, copy numbered 2115, a beautiful set -
Delivery service ensured within a few days -

