STENDHAL - LEMARIÉ (Henry) - La Chartreuse de Parme. - 1970





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Three-volume illustrated edition of La Chartreuse de Parme by STENDHAL with Henry Lemarié as illustrator, 1970, in-4 format (29 x 20.6 cm), French original, 835 total pages, with double publisher’s slipcase, notes of second volume missing and slight yellowing of jacket spines; one of 132 vellum de Rives copies featuring a black state with illustration notes and a color silk frontispiece proof.
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STENDHAL - LEMARIÉ (Henry)
La Chartreuse de Parme.
Marcel Lubineau, Paris, 1970.
3 volumes quarto, (29 x 20.6 cm), I: 281 pp., II: 279 pp., III: 275 pp., loose sheets with the publisher's double cardboard slipcase, untrimmed. Missing continuation of the second volume, spine of the jackets slightly yellowed.
Fine edition of this classic of French literature illustrated by Henry Lemarié with 54 compositions, including 3 frontispieces and 51 large in-text illustrations, colorized by Maurice Beaufumé and Gabriel Couet.
One of 132 copies on Rives vélin paper featuring a black state with notes on the illustrations and a color proof on silk of the frontispiece (continuation of the second volume missing).
STENDHAL - LEMARIÉ (Henry)
La Chartreuse de Parme.
Marcel Lubineau, Paris, 1970.
3 volumes quarto, (29 x 20.6 cm), I: 281 pp., II: 279 pp., III: 275 pp., loose sheets with the publisher's double cardboard slipcase, untrimmed. Missing continuation of the second volume, spine of the jackets slightly yellowed.
Fine edition of this classic of French literature illustrated by Henry Lemarié with 54 compositions, including 3 frontispieces and 51 large in-text illustrations, colorized by Maurice Beaufumé and Gabriel Couet.
One of 132 copies on Rives vélin paper featuring a black state with notes on the illustrations and a color proof on silk of the frontispiece (continuation of the second volume missing).

