Jean-Joseph Vadé - Oeuvres complètes de Vadé - 1785-1785
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Complete works of Vadé or collection of comic operas, parodies, and fleeting pieces by and about the author, with airs, rondes, and vaudevilles.
New edition, 6 volumes, London, 1785
Complete works but in poor condition, with damaged bindings and scattered stains on some pages.
The books are nonetheless readable.
Jean-Joseph Vadé (1719-1755)
Vadé wrote about twenty plays, including vaudevilles, parades, and comic operas (the Troqueurs, 1753; la Nouvelle Bastienne, 1754; les Troyennes en Champagne, 1755). His comedy Les Racoleurs (1756) is considered a masterpiece of the poissard genre, dedicated to reproducing the language of the fishmongers of the Halle, which Vadé also illustrated in his poem La Pipe cassée (1758). He also used the epistolary genre, portraying common people speaking in dialect.
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Good morning all,
The Abou-Sorro associative company offers books and objects for sale to finance the construction of a school group on the island of Kassa, in Guinea Conakry.
Two buildings, latrines and a recreational space have already come out of the ground and the first CP students made their return to school in October 2020.
The final objective is to build a third block to make the Sorro-Mangué school group fully operational in order to educate 400 children from the islands of Loos.
The members of the association are all volunteers and the earnings are entirely reserved for the association.
Thank you all for supporting this humanitarian and educational cause by your purchases on Catawiki, your donations, and / or memberships via our reference websites by typing the keywords "Abou-Sorro, a school for the island of Kassa".
Abou-Sorro Association
Translated by Google TranslateComplete works of Vadé or collection of comic operas, parodies, and fleeting pieces by and about the author, with airs, rondes, and vaudevilles.
New edition, 6 volumes, London, 1785
Complete works but in poor condition, with damaged bindings and scattered stains on some pages.
The books are nonetheless readable.
Jean-Joseph Vadé (1719-1755)
Vadé wrote about twenty plays, including vaudevilles, parades, and comic operas (the Troqueurs, 1753; la Nouvelle Bastienne, 1754; les Troyennes en Champagne, 1755). His comedy Les Racoleurs (1756) is considered a masterpiece of the poissard genre, dedicated to reproducing the language of the fishmongers of the Halle, which Vadé also illustrated in his poem La Pipe cassée (1758). He also used the epistolary genre, portraying common people speaking in dialect.
Seller's Story
Good morning all,
The Abou-Sorro associative company offers books and objects for sale to finance the construction of a school group on the island of Kassa, in Guinea Conakry.
Two buildings, latrines and a recreational space have already come out of the ground and the first CP students made their return to school in October 2020.
The final objective is to build a third block to make the Sorro-Mangué school group fully operational in order to educate 400 children from the islands of Loos.
The members of the association are all volunteers and the earnings are entirely reserved for the association.
Thank you all for supporting this humanitarian and educational cause by your purchases on Catawiki, your donations, and / or memberships via our reference websites by typing the keywords "Abou-Sorro, a school for the island of Kassa".
Abou-Sorro Association
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Number of Books
6
Subject
Literature, Music, Reference, Theatre
Book Title
Oeuvres complètes de Vadé
Author/ Illustrator
Jean-Joseph Vadé
Condition
Poor
Publication year oldest item
1785
Publication year youngest item
1785
Height
13.5 cm
Edition
Other edition
Width
8.5 cm
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
A Londres
Binding/ Material
Hardback
Number of pages
1698
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