Gabriele D’Annunzio - 3 grandi Odi commemorative e funebri in volume unico (su Hugo, Carducci e Verdi) - 1901-1913

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Gabriele D’Annunzio’s Italian-language volume *3 grandi Odi commemorative e funebri in volume unico (su Hugo, Carducci e Verdi)* brings together three commemorative and funeral odes, published by Fratelli Treves in a 110-page hardback.

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Precious and fascinating early 20th-century editorial collection that gathers in a single rigid volume three of Gabriele D'Annunzio's most famous civil and elegiac odes, composed in memory of his contemporaries' greatest beacons in culture. The three works, all in large format and published in Milan by the renowned Fratelli Treves Editori, form the so-called D'Annunzian “memory trilogy.”

The volume contains, in the exact order of binding:

1) Ode to Vittore Hugo.
Milan, Fratelli Treves, Editori, 1904.
Large-format reprint of the work originally published in 1902 for the centenary of the French writer’s birth.
The work is enriched by the preservation of the splendid off-text photographic plate in the frontispiece depicting the statue of Victor Hugo donated by the Franco-Italian League of Paris to the city of Rome.
Pages: (6) + 20

2) The Oration and the Song in Death of Giosuè Carducci.
Milan, Fratelli Treves, Editori, 1907.
First edition, composed on the occasion of the Italian Nobel Prize laureate’s death.
Pages: (4) + 48

3) In Death of Giuseppe Verdi. Song preceded by an oration to the youth.
Milan, Fratelli Treves, Editori, 1913.
Reprint.
Pages: (4) + 28

Conditions of the work:
• Binding: solid and well-structured vintage rigid red canvas binding with marbleized endpapers. Firm spine with ink titles ("D'Annunzio - Odi -"). Front boards fairly clean with sharply squared corners. Small hole/missing piece on the spine. Binding slightly opened between the first and second book.
• Interior: pages well preserved with original wide and intact margins. Physiological and slight foxing due to time and early-20th-century paper. A light damp-stain is present affecting the upper margins of the pages of the first book, but it does not affect legibility or graphic elements in any way. Mild marginal yellowing of the paper.
• Overall condition: on the whole a very genuine, fresh, solid, and well-preserved exemplar.

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The photographs are an important and integral part of the description, so please view them carefully before making offers. Note that, although taken carefully with natural light, the actual object may differ slightly in color due to environmental lighting conditions or your monitor/screen settings.

Important: for purchases outside the European Union, customs duties, taxes, and any other charges are not included in the product price or shipping cost and are therefore the buyer’s sole responsibility.

On shipping: I ship only via certified and traceable couriers. I am not responsible for possible delivery delays, service disruptions, or losses caused solely by the carriers, external events, or customs holds. In case of problems during transit, I will nonetheless provide, within my abilities, the utmost support to file complaints and monitor the shipment with the courier.

Seller's Story

"Il Frontespizio" is a shop specializing in the sale of illustrated, art, and fine books, antique and rare items, first editions from all eras, and out-of-print works, as well as autographed books and manuscripts. It also offers prints, postcards, figurines, magazines, and other collectible paper objects. Occasionally, other types of collectibles such as toys and vintage items, vinyl records, medals, and banknotes are put up for sale. It is born as an online extension of the antique shop 'La Bottega d’Arte' in Como, opened in the 1970s and a point of reference for antique collectors and art lovers, with its three shops located in the historic center. The shop is registered with FIMA (Italian Federation of Art Dealers), providing an additional guarantee for clients. The Frontispiece is managed by Barbara Lombardi, a passionate bibliophile who has been collecting illustrated books from the first half of the 20th century, photography books, and artist books for over 25 years.
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Precious and fascinating early 20th-century editorial collection that gathers in a single rigid volume three of Gabriele D'Annunzio's most famous civil and elegiac odes, composed in memory of his contemporaries' greatest beacons in culture. The three works, all in large format and published in Milan by the renowned Fratelli Treves Editori, form the so-called D'Annunzian “memory trilogy.”

The volume contains, in the exact order of binding:

1) Ode to Vittore Hugo.
Milan, Fratelli Treves, Editori, 1904.
Large-format reprint of the work originally published in 1902 for the centenary of the French writer’s birth.
The work is enriched by the preservation of the splendid off-text photographic plate in the frontispiece depicting the statue of Victor Hugo donated by the Franco-Italian League of Paris to the city of Rome.
Pages: (6) + 20

2) The Oration and the Song in Death of Giosuè Carducci.
Milan, Fratelli Treves, Editori, 1907.
First edition, composed on the occasion of the Italian Nobel Prize laureate’s death.
Pages: (4) + 48

3) In Death of Giuseppe Verdi. Song preceded by an oration to the youth.
Milan, Fratelli Treves, Editori, 1913.
Reprint.
Pages: (4) + 28

Conditions of the work:
• Binding: solid and well-structured vintage rigid red canvas binding with marbleized endpapers. Firm spine with ink titles ("D'Annunzio - Odi -"). Front boards fairly clean with sharply squared corners. Small hole/missing piece on the spine. Binding slightly opened between the first and second book.
• Interior: pages well preserved with original wide and intact margins. Physiological and slight foxing due to time and early-20th-century paper. A light damp-stain is present affecting the upper margins of the pages of the first book, but it does not affect legibility or graphic elements in any way. Mild marginal yellowing of the paper.
• Overall condition: on the whole a very genuine, fresh, solid, and well-preserved exemplar.

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The photographs are an important and integral part of the description, so please view them carefully before making offers. Note that, although taken carefully with natural light, the actual object may differ slightly in color due to environmental lighting conditions or your monitor/screen settings.

Important: for purchases outside the European Union, customs duties, taxes, and any other charges are not included in the product price or shipping cost and are therefore the buyer’s sole responsibility.

On shipping: I ship only via certified and traceable couriers. I am not responsible for possible delivery delays, service disruptions, or losses caused solely by the carriers, external events, or customs holds. In case of problems during transit, I will nonetheless provide, within my abilities, the utmost support to file complaints and monitor the shipment with the courier.

Seller's Story

"Il Frontespizio" is a shop specializing in the sale of illustrated, art, and fine books, antique and rare items, first editions from all eras, and out-of-print works, as well as autographed books and manuscripts. It also offers prints, postcards, figurines, magazines, and other collectible paper objects. Occasionally, other types of collectibles such as toys and vintage items, vinyl records, medals, and banknotes are put up for sale. It is born as an online extension of the antique shop 'La Bottega d’Arte' in Como, opened in the 1970s and a point of reference for antique collectors and art lovers, with its three shops located in the historic center. The shop is registered with FIMA (Italian Federation of Art Dealers), providing an additional guarantee for clients. The Frontispiece is managed by Barbara Lombardi, a passionate bibliophile who has been collecting illustrated books from the first half of the 20th century, photography books, and artist books for over 25 years.
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Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Literature, Poetry
Book title
3 grandi Odi commemorative e funebri in volume unico (su Hugo, Carducci e Verdi)
Author/ Illustrator
Gabriele D’Annunzio
Condition
Very good
Publication year oldest item
1901
Publication year youngest item
1913
Height
28.5 cm
Edition
1st Edition, Reprint
Width
19 cm
Language
Italian
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Fratelli Treves
Binding/ Material
Hardback
Number of pages
110
ItalyVerified
278
Objects sold
100%
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