Moréas - Feuillets / Le Voyage de Grèce [Tirage à 500 Exemplaires] - 1902

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Jean Moréas Feuillets / Le Voyage de Grèce, first edition, limited to 500 ordinary copies, in French, hardcover, 1902, Éditions de La Plume, Paris, very good condition.

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Refined miscellany containing two important works in first edition and limited print run by the celebrated poet and writer of Greek symbolism Jean Moréas (1856-1910), a key figure of French Symbolism. Both texts stand as refined testimonies of artful prose and the author’s travel memories.

1) Jean Moréas, Feuillets, Paris, Éditions de La Plume, 1902.

PP.: 176, (II). COMPLETE.

First edition limited to only 500 ordinary unnumbered copies (in addition to 25 deluxe copies).

2) Jean Moréas, Le Voyage de Grèce, Paris, Éditions de La Plume, 1902.

PP.: 150, (VI). COMPLETE.

First edition limited to only 500 ordinary unnumbered copies (in addition to 25 deluxe copies).

Exemplar with plates in overall very good condition, with the usual signs of use and time. It is noted that some pages remain uncut and that the original publisher’s wrappers of both works have been kept inside, excluding the spines.

Elegant contemporary half-morocco binding in brown with boards covered in refined decorated paper in red and beige geometric-floral motifs. Title and author impressed in gold on a burgundy leather label at the spine. Endpapers present.

Seller's Story

I am always interested in purchasing individual works and/or entire libraries to help my bibliophile clients enrich their collections with rare and valuable pieces.
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Refined miscellany containing two important works in first edition and limited print run by the celebrated poet and writer of Greek symbolism Jean Moréas (1856-1910), a key figure of French Symbolism. Both texts stand as refined testimonies of artful prose and the author’s travel memories.

1) Jean Moréas, Feuillets, Paris, Éditions de La Plume, 1902.

PP.: 176, (II). COMPLETE.

First edition limited to only 500 ordinary unnumbered copies (in addition to 25 deluxe copies).

2) Jean Moréas, Le Voyage de Grèce, Paris, Éditions de La Plume, 1902.

PP.: 150, (VI). COMPLETE.

First edition limited to only 500 ordinary unnumbered copies (in addition to 25 deluxe copies).

Exemplar with plates in overall very good condition, with the usual signs of use and time. It is noted that some pages remain uncut and that the original publisher’s wrappers of both works have been kept inside, excluding the spines.

Elegant contemporary half-morocco binding in brown with boards covered in refined decorated paper in red and beige geometric-floral motifs. Title and author impressed in gold on a burgundy leather label at the spine. Endpapers present.

Seller's Story

I am always interested in purchasing individual works and/or entire libraries to help my bibliophile clients enrich their collections with rare and valuable pieces.
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Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Literature, Travels
Book title
Feuillets / Le Voyage de Grèce [Tirage à 500 Exemplaires]
Author/ Illustrator
Moréas
Condition
Very good
Publication year oldest item
1902
Height
23.5 cm
Edition
1st Edition, Limited edition
Width
15 cm
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Éditions de La Plume; Paris
Binding/ Material
Hardback
Number of pages
234
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Objects sold
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