Molière / Dubout - Les Femmes Savantes - 1954

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Molière / Dubout Les Femmes Savantes is a 1954 illustrated limited and numbered edition in French, with 136 pages, hardcover binding, published by André Sauret, numbered 2141 of 5000 on vélin des papèteries d'arches and featuring colour illustrations.

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Superb numbered copy 2141 on Arches papermaking parchment and prettily illustrated of this work that mocks academic pretension and the education of women in the age of précieuses. Edited by André Sauret and illustrated by Dubout, this volume represents the last great verse comedy of Molière -

In this satire, two young lovers, Henriette and Clitandre, must overcome the obstacle posed by Henriette's family to their marriage -

Henriette's father and uncle are in favor of the marriage, but Philaminte, the mother, dominated by her own intellectual ambitions, desires a different suitor for her daughter -

The book contains numerous color illustrations by Dubout, a humorous illustrator, who has skillfully rendered the spirit and characters of the play with talent and whimsy -

Molière / Dubout - The Well-Educated Women - 1954 - André Sauret -
136 pages

Very good condition of the binding, paperback in its original gilt-edged cover, under a slipcase and publisher's clamped-case, light wear from use, edges slightly blunted, the back in smooth, richly decorated lettering, author and illustrator names gilded -

Very good interior condition, title page printed in red and black, volume enriched with numerous color illustrations by Dubout, one of 5000 copies numbered on Arches papermaking parchment, this one no. 2141, interior fresh -

Delivery service assured within a few days -

Superb numbered copy 2141 on Arches papermaking parchment and prettily illustrated of this work that mocks academic pretension and the education of women in the age of précieuses. Edited by André Sauret and illustrated by Dubout, this volume represents the last great verse comedy of Molière -

In this satire, two young lovers, Henriette and Clitandre, must overcome the obstacle posed by Henriette's family to their marriage -

Henriette's father and uncle are in favor of the marriage, but Philaminte, the mother, dominated by her own intellectual ambitions, desires a different suitor for her daughter -

The book contains numerous color illustrations by Dubout, a humorous illustrator, who has skillfully rendered the spirit and characters of the play with talent and whimsy -

Molière / Dubout - The Well-Educated Women - 1954 - André Sauret -
136 pages

Very good condition of the binding, paperback in its original gilt-edged cover, under a slipcase and publisher's clamped-case, light wear from use, edges slightly blunted, the back in smooth, richly decorated lettering, author and illustrator names gilded -

Very good interior condition, title page printed in red and black, volume enriched with numerous color illustrations by Dubout, one of 5000 copies numbered on Arches papermaking parchment, this one no. 2141, interior fresh -

Delivery service assured within a few days -

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
History, Illustrated, Literature, Theatre
Book title
Les Femmes Savantes
Author/ Illustrator
Molière / Dubout
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1954
Edition
Illustrated Edition, Limited edition, Numbered edition
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
André Sauret
Binding/ Material
Hardback
Number of pages
136
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Objects sold
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