Nicolas Cholières - Les Neuf matinées du seigneur de Cholières / Les après disnées [exemplaire sur Chine] - 1863

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Nicolas Cholières, Les Neuf matinées du seigneur de Cholières / Les après disnées, a two-work volume of 1863 in French, bound in half morocco with corner guards and a title piece signed by Dunezat, containing 258 and 340 pages respectively and printed on Chine paper for both titles.

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Nicolas Cholières. The Nine Matins of the Lord of Cholières. Brussels, A. Mertens Press, 1863, 258 pp. [Bound with] Nicolas Cholières. The After Dinners. Brussels, A. Mertens Press, 1863, 340 pp.

One volume in 12mo (160x100 mm), half morocco with corners, spine with raised bands, title piece in black morocco (binding of the period signed Dunezat). Fine binding condition. Interior fresh, very sparse light foxing.

A volume containing two very small-number nineteenth-century reissues (100 copies) of two works by Nicolas Cholières dating respectively to 1585 and 1587.

The Nine Matins of the Lord of Cholières is one of the two copies printed on Chinese paper;

The Nine Matins is a collection of facetious dialogues and dissertations belonging to Renaissance humanist literature. Inspired by the spirit of François Rabelais, the work blends erudition, humor and moral reflection through nine discussions devoted to various subjects.

The After Dinners is one of the four copies printed on Chinese paper.

The After Dinners is a collection of dialogues, narratives and reflections belonging to the facetious and moral Renaissance French literature. Following The Nine Matinées (1585), the work sits in the tradition of “table talk” and collections of erudite conversations, mixing anecdotes, observations on manners, and philosophical discussions.

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Nicolas Cholières. The Nine Matins of the Lord of Cholières. Brussels, A. Mertens Press, 1863, 258 pp. [Bound with] Nicolas Cholières. The After Dinners. Brussels, A. Mertens Press, 1863, 340 pp.

One volume in 12mo (160x100 mm), half morocco with corners, spine with raised bands, title piece in black morocco (binding of the period signed Dunezat). Fine binding condition. Interior fresh, very sparse light foxing.

A volume containing two very small-number nineteenth-century reissues (100 copies) of two works by Nicolas Cholières dating respectively to 1585 and 1587.

The Nine Matins of the Lord of Cholières is one of the two copies printed on Chinese paper;

The Nine Matins is a collection of facetious dialogues and dissertations belonging to Renaissance humanist literature. Inspired by the spirit of François Rabelais, the work blends erudition, humor and moral reflection through nine discussions devoted to various subjects.

The After Dinners is one of the four copies printed on Chinese paper.

The After Dinners is a collection of dialogues, narratives and reflections belonging to the facetious and moral Renaissance French literature. Following The Nine Matinées (1585), the work sits in the tradition of “table talk” and collections of erudite conversations, mixing anecdotes, observations on manners, and philosophical discussions.

Seller's Story

Delivery in person possible in Paris
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Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Literature
Book title
Les Neuf matinées du seigneur de Cholières / Les après disnées [exemplaire sur Chine]
Author/ Illustrator
Nicolas Cholières
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1863
Height
16 cm
Edition
Reprint
Width
10 cm
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Binding/ Material
Half leather
Number of pages
600
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
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