CREBILLON fils - Tansai et Neadarne, histoire Japonoise avec figures. - 1743





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Crébillon fils’s French erotic and satirical work *Tansai et Neadarne, histoire Japonoise avec figures* was published in 1743 and is bound in half leather.
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CREBILLON fils.
Tansai et Neadarne, a Japanese tale with illustrations.
1743, n.p., in Beijing.
2 volumes, 16mo, bound, comprising 4-XXIV-274 pages and 4-238 pages. 19th-century half brick-red morocco bindings with corners, spines with 5 raised bands, adorned with green morocco title and volume-number labels, titles and volume numbers gilt, date at foot. Bindings made and signed by Selz, successor to Niedrée.
Copy without the plates.
Trace of water staining on the lower left portion of the front cover of the second volume, not affecting the interior.
Gilt bookplate depicting a Templar cross.
A licentious, erotic and satirical tale directed against the Duchess of Maine and Cardinal de Rohan, which enjoyed great success at the time.
The author was imprisoned in the Bastille following the publication of this work.
CREBILLON fils.
Tansai et Neadarne, a Japanese tale with illustrations.
1743, n.p., in Beijing.
2 volumes, 16mo, bound, comprising 4-XXIV-274 pages and 4-238 pages. 19th-century half brick-red morocco bindings with corners, spines with 5 raised bands, adorned with green morocco title and volume-number labels, titles and volume numbers gilt, date at foot. Bindings made and signed by Selz, successor to Niedrée.
Copy without the plates.
Trace of water staining on the lower left portion of the front cover of the second volume, not affecting the interior.
Gilt bookplate depicting a Templar cross.
A licentious, erotic and satirical tale directed against the Duchess of Maine and Cardinal de Rohan, which enjoyed great success at the time.
The author was imprisoned in the Bastille following the publication of this work.

