Roger Martin du Gard (1881-1958). Prix Nobel de littérature. 1937. - Les Thibault. - 1953

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Roger Martin du Gard’s Les Thibault is a seven-volume illustrated special edition published by Gallimard, NRF, in Paris in 1953.

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Roger Martin du Gard (1881-1958). Nobel Prize in Literature. 1937.
The Thibaults.
Paris, Gallimard Editions, NRF, 1953.
Fine set of 7 volumes bound in full red leather, spine with four raised bands, titles and the author’s name gilded, sober and elegant boards.
This famous roman-fresco, regarded as one of the great works of French literature of the 20th century, traces the fate of the Thibault family in a society unsettled by political and social tensions and the First World War.
Composition of the set.
Volume I: The Grey Notebook – The Penitentiary
Volume II: The Beautiful Season – The Consultation
Volume III: The Sorellina – The Death of the Father
Volumes IV, V and VI: The Summer 1914
Volume VII: Epilogue
Publisher: Gallimard, NRF, Paris.
Impression attestée: 9 July 1953.
Full red leather binding, four raised bands, gilding on the back.
Format: 18 cm × 12 cm.
Pagination: 300 pages per volume.
Set: 7 volumes.
Good overall condition. Uniform bindings and well preserved, light wear from handling. Interiors clean overall, with some aging marks and a slight natural yellowing of the paper.
A beautiful bound edition of this major work by Roger Martin du Gard, Nobel Prize in Literature 1937, particularly appealing for the harmony of its seven red bindings.

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Roger Martin du Gard (1881-1958). Nobel Prize in Literature. 1937.
The Thibaults.
Paris, Gallimard Editions, NRF, 1953.
Fine set of 7 volumes bound in full red leather, spine with four raised bands, titles and the author’s name gilded, sober and elegant boards.
This famous roman-fresco, regarded as one of the great works of French literature of the 20th century, traces the fate of the Thibault family in a society unsettled by political and social tensions and the First World War.
Composition of the set.
Volume I: The Grey Notebook – The Penitentiary
Volume II: The Beautiful Season – The Consultation
Volume III: The Sorellina – The Death of the Father
Volumes IV, V and VI: The Summer 1914
Volume VII: Epilogue
Publisher: Gallimard, NRF, Paris.
Impression attestée: 9 July 1953.
Full red leather binding, four raised bands, gilding on the back.
Format: 18 cm × 12 cm.
Pagination: 300 pages per volume.
Set: 7 volumes.
Good overall condition. Uniform bindings and well preserved, light wear from handling. Interiors clean overall, with some aging marks and a slight natural yellowing of the paper.
A beautiful bound edition of this major work by Roger Martin du Gard, Nobel Prize in Literature 1937, particularly appealing for the harmony of its seven red bindings.

The photos are an integral part of the description.
Expedition Chronopost or other method depending on the country with insurance.

Details

Number of books
7
Subject
Literature
Book title
Les Thibault.
Author/ Illustrator
Roger Martin du Gard (1881-1958). Prix Nobel de littérature. 1937.
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1953
Height
18 cm
Edition
Illustrated Edition, Special edition
Width
12 cm
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Paris, Éditions Gallimard, NRF, 1953.
Binding/ Material
Single page
Number of pages
300
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Objects sold
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