Lesage - Reliure signée Noulhac - Histoire de Gil Blas de Santillane - Illustrée par Jean Gigoux - Parfait état - 1846





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Lesage’s French illustrated edition of Histoire de Gil Blas de Santillane, followed by Lazarille de Tormès, was published in Paris in 1846, with illustrations after Jean Gigoux and Meissonier and a half-leather binding signed by Noulhac.
Description from the seller
Lesage. History of Gil Blas de Santillane. Followed by Lazarillo de Tormes.
At J.-J. Dubochet, Le Chevalier et Cie, Paris 1846, large octavo (20 x 28.7 cm), complete.
Binding signed Noulhac in brown half-morocco with corners, spine with five raised bands, richly ornamented with gold-tooled panels, place and date gilt at the foot, boards of marbled paper, endpapers marbled. Untrimmed copy, covers and spine preserved.
Beautiful romantic edition illustrated with numerous wood-engraved vignettes in the text, after Jean Gigoux for Gil Blas and after Meissonier for Lazarillo de Tormes, in Louis Viardot’s translation. First printing of Meissonier’s vignettes. Notice by Charles Nodier on Gil Blas. Portrait of Lesage at the head of the table.
Condition: Binding in very good condition, rubbing on the boards. Browning on the preliminary leaves and the first pages, otherwise the interior is fresh. See photos for details.
Page count: LV + 630 pages
Careful packing in a rigid and watertight package.
Seller's Story
Lesage. History of Gil Blas de Santillane. Followed by Lazarillo de Tormes.
At J.-J. Dubochet, Le Chevalier et Cie, Paris 1846, large octavo (20 x 28.7 cm), complete.
Binding signed Noulhac in brown half-morocco with corners, spine with five raised bands, richly ornamented with gold-tooled panels, place and date gilt at the foot, boards of marbled paper, endpapers marbled. Untrimmed copy, covers and spine preserved.
Beautiful romantic edition illustrated with numerous wood-engraved vignettes in the text, after Jean Gigoux for Gil Blas and after Meissonier for Lazarillo de Tormes, in Louis Viardot’s translation. First printing of Meissonier’s vignettes. Notice by Charles Nodier on Gil Blas. Portrait of Lesage at the head of the table.
Condition: Binding in very good condition, rubbing on the boards. Browning on the preliminary leaves and the first pages, otherwise the interior is fresh. See photos for details.
Page count: LV + 630 pages
Careful packing in a rigid and watertight package.

