R. de Kermadec / François Castellan - Les chiens de chasse - 1950

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A richly illustrated 1950 edition by R. de Kermadec and François Castellan that details hunting dog breeds with 82 aquarelle plates and enduring craftsmanship.

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Charming edition of this technical work, passionate and richly illustrated, which explores the hunting universe through an in-depth study of breeds, behaviors, and uses of hunting dogs within the French context of the mid-20th century.

R. de Kermadec, an author specializing in rural sports and traditions, develops a detailed typology of hunting dogs, including pointers, retrievers, and game dogs, describing their origins, specific skills, morphologies, and temperaments. He emphasizes the selection criteria, training, and maintenance suited to each type of hunting — whether for feathered game, furred game, or hunting in plains, woods, or mountains.

The text, both didactic and imbued with a deep love for nature and hunting traditions, is accompanied by precise and expressive illustrations by François Castellan, which bring to life the postures, hunting scenes, and iconic breeds such as the setter, the pointer, the épagneul breton, or the griffon.

R. de Kermadec / François Castellan - Hunting Dogs - 1950 - Manufrance -
90 Pages.

Very good condition of the binding, landscape format work in its full original cardboard binding, light signs of use, smooth, unprinted spine, front cover titled.

Very good interior condition, work enriched with 82 superb watercolors on the right pages, protected by printed serpents, blue text in two columns, red title, marbled endpapers.

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Charming edition of this technical work, passionate and richly illustrated, which explores the hunting universe through an in-depth study of breeds, behaviors, and uses of hunting dogs within the French context of the mid-20th century.

R. de Kermadec, an author specializing in rural sports and traditions, develops a detailed typology of hunting dogs, including pointers, retrievers, and game dogs, describing their origins, specific skills, morphologies, and temperaments. He emphasizes the selection criteria, training, and maintenance suited to each type of hunting — whether for feathered game, furred game, or hunting in plains, woods, or mountains.

The text, both didactic and imbued with a deep love for nature and hunting traditions, is accompanied by precise and expressive illustrations by François Castellan, which bring to life the postures, hunting scenes, and iconic breeds such as the setter, the pointer, the épagneul breton, or the griffon.

R. de Kermadec / François Castellan - Hunting Dogs - 1950 - Manufrance -
90 Pages.

Very good condition of the binding, landscape format work in its full original cardboard binding, light signs of use, smooth, unprinted spine, front cover titled.

Very good interior condition, work enriched with 82 superb watercolors on the right pages, protected by printed serpents, blue text in two columns, red title, marbled endpapers.

Delivery service guaranteed within a few days.

Details

Number of Books
1
Subject
Animals, Illustrated
Book Title
Les chiens de chasse
Author/ Illustrator
R. de Kermadec / François Castellan
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1950
Height
30 cm
Edition
Illustrated Edition
Width
21 cm
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Manufrance
Binding/ Material
Hardback
Number of pages
90
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Objects sold
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