Marie Guerrier de Haupt - Premières Lectures. Bel illustré style anglais. RARE - 1901





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Premières Lectures by Marie Guerrier de Haupt is a 1901 illustrated French children’s book issued by Raphael Tuck & Fils in a hardbound aubergine demi-toile binding, 48 pages, 27 cm by 18.8 cm, a first edition from an original French language edition in very good condition.
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[ABC] WARRIOR OF HAUPT, Marie
FIRST READINGS.
[Paris], Raphael Tuck & Fils, [1901]. 1 vol. 8vo. 48 pp. Half-cloth binding in aubergine, publisher's glossy color-illustrated boards.
A reading primer composed of alphabets, syllabaries, and short texts, illustrated in black by various artists (M. Bowley, Mabel F. Taylor, Edith Taylor...) and featuring two large color lithographs mounted, unidentified.
The cover illustration is signed by the American artist Frances Brundage (1854–1937), who did extensive work with the London publisher Raphael Tuck. This publisher established itself in France in 1882 and after the death of Raphael Tuck in 1900, his sons succeeded him.
From the collection "Librairie artistique de la jeunesse".
Light rubbing at the corners, binding a little loose, but a fine condition for this very rare work.
Catalogue général de la librairie française, Volume 18, p. 730.
[ABC] WARRIOR OF HAUPT, Marie
FIRST READINGS.
[Paris], Raphael Tuck & Fils, [1901]. 1 vol. 8vo. 48 pp. Half-cloth binding in aubergine, publisher's glossy color-illustrated boards.
A reading primer composed of alphabets, syllabaries, and short texts, illustrated in black by various artists (M. Bowley, Mabel F. Taylor, Edith Taylor...) and featuring two large color lithographs mounted, unidentified.
The cover illustration is signed by the American artist Frances Brundage (1854–1937), who did extensive work with the London publisher Raphael Tuck. This publisher established itself in France in 1882 and after the death of Raphael Tuck in 1900, his sons succeeded him.
From the collection "Librairie artistique de la jeunesse".
Light rubbing at the corners, binding a little loose, but a fine condition for this very rare work.
Catalogue général de la librairie française, Volume 18, p. 730.

