Anatole France / Omer Bouchery - Le Lys Rouge - 1925





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Le Lys Rouge, by Anatole France with illustrations by Omer Bouchery, is a numbered, illustrated edition with a soft cover in French, 295 pages, published circa 1925 by Simon Kra.
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Fascinating numbered edition illustrated with 35 color soft varnish plates hors-texte by Omer Bouchery. This psychological and emotional novel, which deftly explores the themes of love, passion, art, jealousy, and the contradictions of the human soul within the refined circle of late 19th-century aristocratic and intellectual society.
The work tells the story of Thérèse Martin-Bellème, an elegant, cultivated, and independent woman, coming from a social milieu where appearances, social conventions, and personal ambitions occupy a central place.
Married to a man she respects but does not truly love, she leads a comfortable life yet inwardly is dissatisfied, seeking in travel, beauty, and human relationships an ideal that can give deeper meaning to her life.
During a stay in Italy, a country dear to Anatole France for its artistic and historical richness, she meets Jacques Dechartre, a passionate, intelligent, and sensitive sculptor, whose exceptional personality awakens in her new feelings.
Anatole France / Omer Bouchery - Le Lys Rouge - SD (circa 1925) - Simon Kra -
295 pages.
Good binding condition, paperback in its full original soft cover printed, wear from use, some minor defects on the cover, speckled edges, smooth spine titled in black and red, as well as the first cover plate -
Good interior condition, title page printed in red and black and adorned with a fine vignette, pretty headbands, work enriched with 35 color soft varnish plates hors-texte by Omer Bouchery, a pleasant numbered copy -
Delivery service assured within a few days -
Fascinating numbered edition illustrated with 35 color soft varnish plates hors-texte by Omer Bouchery. This psychological and emotional novel, which deftly explores the themes of love, passion, art, jealousy, and the contradictions of the human soul within the refined circle of late 19th-century aristocratic and intellectual society.
The work tells the story of Thérèse Martin-Bellème, an elegant, cultivated, and independent woman, coming from a social milieu where appearances, social conventions, and personal ambitions occupy a central place.
Married to a man she respects but does not truly love, she leads a comfortable life yet inwardly is dissatisfied, seeking in travel, beauty, and human relationships an ideal that can give deeper meaning to her life.
During a stay in Italy, a country dear to Anatole France for its artistic and historical richness, she meets Jacques Dechartre, a passionate, intelligent, and sensitive sculptor, whose exceptional personality awakens in her new feelings.
Anatole France / Omer Bouchery - Le Lys Rouge - SD (circa 1925) - Simon Kra -
295 pages.
Good binding condition, paperback in its full original soft cover printed, wear from use, some minor defects on the cover, speckled edges, smooth spine titled in black and red, as well as the first cover plate -
Good interior condition, title page printed in red and black and adorned with a fine vignette, pretty headbands, work enriched with 35 color soft varnish plates hors-texte by Omer Bouchery, a pleasant numbered copy -
Delivery service assured within a few days -

