Alessandro Manzoni - Opere varie - 1870





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Alessandro Manzoni, Opere varie, a single-volume, revised edition published in Milan in 1870, in a half-leather binding with gilt details, 955 pages, contains 10 wood engravings by Ratti after designs by Focosi, in Italian as an original literary anthology.
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Edition revised by the Author. Milan, Redaelli Establishment of the Richiedei brothers, 1870.
ALESSANDRO MANZONI
Publisher: Milan, Redaelli Establishment of the Richiedei brothers, Milan, 1870
Size 25.5 cm, 955 pages. With 10 splendid wood engravings by Ratti from drawings by Focosi, beautiful title pages and initial capitals illustrate the Sacred Hymns, the text framed by a double rule. Elegant contemporary half-leather binding with titles and gilded lines on the spine and tips, always in leather. Boards in cloth with titles and a wide gilt corner device on the front board.
The copy is, overall, genuine and in good condition. Last edition with Manzoni in life (as well as the last revised by him) of his “Various Works,” printed for the first time in 1845, always in Milan at Redaelli. The Author revisited some parts of the prose deemed unsatisfactory. Includes: Adelchi; Discourse on some points of Lombard history in Italy; The Count of Carmagnola; Lettre à M.C. on the unity of time and place in tragedy; Of the historical novel and, in general, of the mixed compositions of history and invention; On invention; On the Italian language; Observations on Catholic morality; Sacred Hymns; Verses; The Five May. This edition also contains the Letter on Romanticism, hitherto unpublished.
Edition revised by the Author. Milan, Redaelli Establishment of the Richiedei brothers, 1870.
ALESSANDRO MANZONI
Publisher: Milan, Redaelli Establishment of the Richiedei brothers, Milan, 1870
Size 25.5 cm, 955 pages. With 10 splendid wood engravings by Ratti from drawings by Focosi, beautiful title pages and initial capitals illustrate the Sacred Hymns, the text framed by a double rule. Elegant contemporary half-leather binding with titles and gilded lines on the spine and tips, always in leather. Boards in cloth with titles and a wide gilt corner device on the front board.
The copy is, overall, genuine and in good condition. Last edition with Manzoni in life (as well as the last revised by him) of his “Various Works,” printed for the first time in 1845, always in Milan at Redaelli. The Author revisited some parts of the prose deemed unsatisfactory. Includes: Adelchi; Discourse on some points of Lombard history in Italy; The Count of Carmagnola; Lettre à M.C. on the unity of time and place in tragedy; Of the historical novel and, in general, of the mixed compositions of history and invention; On invention; On the Italian language; Observations on Catholic morality; Sacred Hymns; Verses; The Five May. This edition also contains the Letter on Romanticism, hitherto unpublished.

