Jeanne Hovine - En aéroplane dans les 7 ciels - 1918

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Rare first edition French children’s illustrated book En aéroplane dans les 7 ciels by Jeanne Hovine, published in 1918 in Brussels by Éditions de l’Art décoratif C. Dangotte, softback, 33 × 24 cm, 20 pages, aviation theme, in very good condition with archival tape repairs to spine and internal pages.

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Rare first edition. A copy of this collection of illustrations showing aeroplanes in fantasy settings, with children in each. Five lithographs are printed in colour and five in b/w.

Blue paper covers. The rear cover has a closed tear which has been repaired with tape. The covers are a little dusty. Spine has been repaired with archival tape at some point (barely noticeable). Inside, further pages have archival tape repairs. So not a perfect copy !

After the title page, the charming illustrations give a child's imaginary journey on an aircraft through fairy land.

No copies are currently available for sale.

This is part of the 'collection du Petit Artiste' published by C. Dangotte; in the same collection as Léon Spilliaert's "Plaisirs d'hiver".

Jeanne Hovine (1888-1992) was an avid comic book artist (along with her sister Laure). Later she turned to the theatre and cinema, where she acted under the pseudonym Anne-Marie Ferrières. She continued to work in theatre and radio until she was 100.

33 x 24 cm.

The “Collection du Petit Artiste” (“the little artist’s collection”) published by Charles Dangotte in Brussels was a series of colouring albums for children
This is an unused copy of a rare item.

The series included Léon Spilliaert, the great Belgian symbolist, whose Plaisirs d’hiver (Winter Pleasures) appeared in the same collection

The title is a play on words: les 7 ciels means the seven heavens, as in “seventh heaven”.


Seller's Story

We are professional booksellers based in France, and have been members of ILAB for many years. We currently hold full membership of SLAM, as well as other organisations. We also sell at fairs and markets across Europe. We are often found at brocantes and marches, searching for books and prints. We are also always interested in acquiring new stock from individuals, so if you have books or prints to sell, do get in touch. We are proud to purchase biodegradable packaging and materials. Where possible, all of our book wrap and tape are compostable or re-cyclable. If you do receive any plastic bubble wrap from us - it is because we are re-using items we have received.

Rare first edition. A copy of this collection of illustrations showing aeroplanes in fantasy settings, with children in each. Five lithographs are printed in colour and five in b/w.

Blue paper covers. The rear cover has a closed tear which has been repaired with tape. The covers are a little dusty. Spine has been repaired with archival tape at some point (barely noticeable). Inside, further pages have archival tape repairs. So not a perfect copy !

After the title page, the charming illustrations give a child's imaginary journey on an aircraft through fairy land.

No copies are currently available for sale.

This is part of the 'collection du Petit Artiste' published by C. Dangotte; in the same collection as Léon Spilliaert's "Plaisirs d'hiver".

Jeanne Hovine (1888-1992) was an avid comic book artist (along with her sister Laure). Later she turned to the theatre and cinema, where she acted under the pseudonym Anne-Marie Ferrières. She continued to work in theatre and radio until she was 100.

33 x 24 cm.

The “Collection du Petit Artiste” (“the little artist’s collection”) published by Charles Dangotte in Brussels was a series of colouring albums for children
This is an unused copy of a rare item.

The series included Léon Spilliaert, the great Belgian symbolist, whose Plaisirs d’hiver (Winter Pleasures) appeared in the same collection

The title is a play on words: les 7 ciels means the seven heavens, as in “seventh heaven”.


Seller's Story

We are professional booksellers based in France, and have been members of ILAB for many years. We currently hold full membership of SLAM, as well as other organisations. We also sell at fairs and markets across Europe. We are often found at brocantes and marches, searching for books and prints. We are also always interested in acquiring new stock from individuals, so if you have books or prints to sell, do get in touch. We are proud to purchase biodegradable packaging and materials. Where possible, all of our book wrap and tape are compostable or re-cyclable. If you do receive any plastic bubble wrap from us - it is because we are re-using items we have received.

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Aviation, Children's books, Illustrated
Book title
En aéroplane dans les 7 ciels
Author/ Illustrator
Jeanne Hovine
Condition
Very good
Publication year oldest item
1918
Height
330 mm
Edition
1st Edition
Width
240 mm
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Brussels: Éditions de l’Art décoratif C. Dangotte
Binding/ Material
Softback
Number of pages
20
FranceVerified
969
Objects sold
98.98%
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