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1884977Q20Paris : Librairie L. Conquet 1884 . Leather. Very Good Indeed. 10" by 7". H. Dubochet . A beautiful Ramage-bound limited edition copy of Stendhal's popular psychological novel Le Rouge et le Noir with illustrations from H. Dubouchet. Limited edition of 500 copies. One of the first 150 copies to be printed on Japanese paper. This is No. 73. Elegantly bound by Ramage in full turquoise morocco with gilt tooling and dentelles. With the original wraps bound in. Complete in three volumes. First published in 1830 'Le Rouge et le Noir' or 'The Red and the Black' tells the story of a provincial young man attempting to rise socially escaping his modest upbringing through hard work talent and deception. Written in the original French by Marie-Henri Beyle a French author best known under his pseudonym Stendhal. Beyle received wide acclaim for this novel alongside 'La Chartreuse de Parme' and is particularly praised for his pioneering use of realism in his writings. With a preface by Leon Chapron.Illustrated with eighty engravings by H. Dubouchet containing a portrait 76 vignettes and 3 page adornments. Vignettes are duplicated with each in-text illustration having a corresponding full-page plate with a tissue guard. Bound in full morocco by Ramage. Externally lovely with light rubbing to the extremities slight fading to the spines and the odd light mark. Internally firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean. Bookseller label to front paste down. Very Good Indeed Librairie L. Conquet hardcover
182419863Paris, Chez Auguste Boulland et Cie, 1824. 2 parties en un volume in-8 de VIII-306 et [4]- de 305 à 623-[1] pages. Demi-chagrin brun, dos (passé) orné de filets et fleurons dorés.
188376844Reliure demi-maroquin fauve à coins. Dos à nerfs ornés de caissons dorés. Tête dorée. Réimpression textuelle de l'édition originale illustrée de 32 eaux-fortes par V. FOULQUIER.
184016009Florence, Cabinet scientifique-littéraire de J. P. Vieusseux, 1840. Grand in-8 de VI-358 pages, demi-basane verte, dos lisse orné de filets dorés.
1898017869New York New York U.S.A.: Brentano's 1898. Book. Very Good . Hardcover. 1st Edition. Previous owner's ink name some minor soiling and spotting front and rear hinges starting else a very nice copy bright gilt lettering and black and red striped covers. The first American edition published the same year as the limited edition from G.H. Richmond & Son and published 2 years before the first English edition. A scarce copy of this classic novel. . Brentano's Hardcover
1824100383Paris, chez Auguste Boulland [Impr. de Houzard-Courcier], 1824, in-8, 2 tomes en 1 vol, pagination continue, 2 front, VIII-306 pp.; et reprise de [5]-306 à 623, Demi-basane maroquinée verte de l'époque, dos orné de fers romantiques, tranches bleues, Édition originale. Portraits-frontispices de Rossini et de Mozart au début de chaque tome. Stendhal avait délivré une première version de cette Vie de Rossini dans le Paris Monthly Review de janvier 1822. Cette édition est bien plus ample. L'ouvrage suscita la colère en Italie l'auteur saisissant le prétexte de la biographie du musicien pour dresser un portrait peu flatteur du pays après l'époque napoléonienne. Une annotation ancienne à l'encre brune, en regard du faux-titre. Ex-libris manuscrit ancien sur la page de titre. Étiquettes ex-libris sur le contreplat : la bibliothèque Fleury, avec la devise "In medio stat"; et monogramme R.N. Agréable exemplaire. Rousseurs, quelques feuillets uniformément brunis. Carteret II, 347. Cordier, 64. [Exposition 1983] Stendhal et l'Europe, Paris, BNF, n° 197. Paupe, p. 44-45. Vicaire I, 454. Couverture rigide
1817100467Paris, P. Didot, 1817, in-8, 2 vol. : LXXXVIII-[2]-298 pp, 2 ff. d'errata; [4]-452 pp, Demi-chagrin bleu nuit moderne, Édition originale du très célèbre guide destiné aux ?happy few? (épigraphe du T. II). Elle a été publiée sous le nom de M[onsieur] B[eyle] A[ncien] A[uditeur au Conseil d'État]. C'est le second écrit publié de Stendhal, après Les Lettres écrites de Vienne sur Haydn, Mozart et Métastase (1814), qui ont largement emprunté à d'autres auteurs: l'Histoire de la peinture en Italie est ainsi la première oeuvre originale composée par Stendhal. L'ouvrage a été publié avec une vingtaine de cartons. Cet exemplaire comporte, au tome I, l'épigraphe aux Carrache, qui est remplacée dans certains exemplaires par des vers de Monti. Bien complet des errata. Sans le feuillet de dédicace "Au plus grand des souverains existants" (i.e. le tsar Alexandre Ier), qui manque à presque tous les exemplaires. Il manque aussi les deux faux-titres. Stendhal compose l'ouvrage à Milan à partir de 1811. L'écriture est interrompue par la campagne de Russie, dans laquelle il se jette en emportant les brouillons : Stendhal est le seul écrivain français qui voit Moscou brûler et qui assiste à la retraite de la Bérézina. À ce moment-là, il est pillé par les Cosaques et perd ses manuscrits de l'Histoire de la peinture. La composition finale de son guide attendra la fin de la campagne d'Allemagne. Cachets gras anciens : monogramme sur les gardes blanches et, sur les titres, tampons d'un institut jésuite de Boston et de la Domestic Library du Boston College. Cote de bibliothèque apposée au composteur, en pied des pages de titre. Page de titre du tome I rognée plus court en tête. [Exposition 1983] Stendhal et l'Europe, Paris, BNF, n° 159. Carteret II, 344. Cordier n° 18. Paupe 18-21. Vicaire I, 455. Couverture rigide
182418927Par Stendhal (Henry Beyle de). Ornée des portraits de Rossini et de Mozart.Edition originale. Paris, chez Auguste Bouland et cie, libraire, - 1824. - viii pp + 623 pp.en continue.Somptueuse reliure plein maroquin cerise de l'époque signée Sim. Kra. Rel. Dos à nerfs orné de caissons et de fleurons dorés. Filets dorés encadrant les plats. Dentelles dorées sur les contreplats. Couvertures et dos conservées. Quelques légères rousseurs éparses. Très bon état. Format in-8°(22x15).
1833004708Paris France: Bohaire 1833. Book. Very good condition. Hardcover. Second edition. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Two volumes bound in one. Both half titles present. Vol I: iv iii i blank 232 pages including a table. Vol II: iv 330 pages including a table. Starting at the beginning about three-quarters 75% of the pages have minor worming at the bottom margin affecting edges of text on several pages. Title page of first volume with previous owner's name written twice in pen "L. Langlois-Longueville." Preliminary and final blanksheets are toned as are both half-titles and title pages. Text is otherwise quite clean with only an occasional presence of slight foxing. A few pages are starting to loosen. Hardcover; bound in marbled paper-covered boards and brown leather spine; hinges are moderately rubbed and spine has slight creasing and wear as do the extremities of the boards. Text is in French. Bohaire Hardcover books
1900170923005London: Downey and Company Limited 1900. First Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine. First British trade edition. vi 439pp. Original black cloth lettered in gilt with red decoration. A Near Fine copy with light rubbing along bottom edge offsetting from long-gone bookplate or slip on paste down otherwise intenally clean and bright. Lengthy gift inscription from former owner on front free endpaper in remembrance of mutual service in World War I British munitions unit small stamp from said unit below and owners' emboss on rear endpaper. <p>An elegant copy of the French masterpiece widely considered one of the world's first psychological novels. An extremely scarce edition with no other copies for sale in the trade few institutional copies shown in OCLC and none recorded at auction. Downey and Company, Limited hardcover
1900170923005London: Downey and Company Limited 1900. First Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine. First British trade edition. vi 439pp. Original black cloth lettered in gilt with red decoration. A Near Fine copy with light rubbing along bottom edge offsetting from long-gone bookplate or slip on paste down otherwise intenally clean and bright. Lengthy gift inscription from former owner on front free endpaper in remembrance of mutual service in World War I British munitions unit small stamp from said unit below and owners' emboss on rear endpaper. <p>An elegant copy of the French masterpiece widely considered one of the world's first psychological novels. An extremely scarce edition with no other copies for sale in the trade few institutional copies shown in OCLC and none recorded at auction. Downey and Company, Limited hardcover books
1898140949339New York: Brentano's 1898. First edition. Very Good. First American trade edition. ii 439 pp. Bound in publisher's red cloth stamped with black chevrons and lettered in gilt. Very Good with sunned spine moderate rubbing to covers and light soiling to cloth and textblock edges. Light dampstaining to upper corners of boards and endpapers smudges and ownership signature dated 1913 to front free endpaper. A little overopened at several places.<br /> <br /> <p>A scarce early English-language appearance of the novel Le Rouge et le Noir published the same year as the limited edition from G.H. Richmond & Son translated by Robins priority unknown. Precedes the first UK by two years. Encylopedia of Literary Trans. O. Classe 1331. Brentano's unknown
182419182Paris, Chez Auguste Boulland et Cie, 1824. 2 volumes in-8 de VIII-306 et [4]- de 305 à 623-[1] pages, demi-veau brun, dos lisse orné de filet et fleurons dorés, étiquette de titre et tomaison verte, plats de papier marbré brun.
181491120Paris: Chez H. NicolleDe l'Imprimerie de C.-F. Patris 1814. Fine. Anonymous work attributed to Anna Maria Porter which inspired Stendhal's masterpiece ""La Chartreuse de Parme"" Chez H. Nicolle De l'Imprimerie de C.-F. Patris Paris 1814 10.2 x 17.4 cm Relié First edition of the French translation by Élisabeth de Bon gathering in 2 volumes the 4 parts of this anonymous English novel originally printed in 1809 which according to André Marc in his Dictionnaire des romans anciens et modernes of 1819 is the work of Anna Maria Porter younger sister of the novelist Jane Porter. The Porter sisters contemporaries of Jane Austen and famous before the Brontës were close to the Scottish poet Walter Scott. Contemporary full brown tree sheep smooth spines divided into compartments richly gilt in decorative rolls of laurels annulets and lozenges two compartments with a lozenge network formed by interlacing fillets with fleurons at the corners red and green morocco lettering-piece and numbering-piece blind-tooled fillet border to boards gilt fillet to turn-ins edges sprinkled red marbled endpapers in pebbled pattern. Some light surface wear and minor offsetting to boards corners slightly worn. On volume 1 a charming error in the decorative roll at foot of spine corrected by the binder. On volume 2 small piece of leather at the edge of the numbering-piece slightly detaching. Scattered foxing and faint marginal damp-staining to upper margins. In volume 3 two minor marginal repairs to half-title and p. 8. Several period textual corrections in brown ink and pencil: volume 1 p. 131 volume 2 p. 90 and volume 3 p. 21. In the early nineteenth century English novels were widely translated into French. According to the critic signing as ""E."" in the Journal de l'Empire Les Frères Anglais is a success and according to another reviewer writing for the Gazette de France the French translation as much as the original text deserves praise: ""We have already had the opportunity in this Gazette to praise the translator. English novels are much vaunted but the choice is vast; some prove mediocre and even detestable. This one does honour to the good sense of Madame Elisabeth de B. The situations are lively and varied the characters well drawn; the work pleases and holds one's attention from beginning to end."" Gazette de France December 4 1814 ""What astonishes readers who cannot transport themselves into the society whose customs are depicted and who insist on judging everything by the habits of their own circle is the liberty of young English ladies. If their novels offer a faithful picture of their manners and habits these young women converse familiarly in tête-à-tête with their suitors; they write to them even give them their portraits; they tell their parents without ceremony that their heart is engaged. Never would a French demoiselle make such a frank avowal; at most she allows her secret to be guessed."" Journal de l'Empire May 10 1815 our own translation Two women of letters were behind this literary success: Élisabeth de Bon a translator renowned in her lifetime also a novelist short-story writer and co-proprietor of the periodical the Mercure de France and a mysterious authoress. The name of Anna Maria Porter absent from the title-page would be revealed by the bookseller André Marc as that of the author in 1819. Precocious and prolific Anna Maria began writing and publishing books during adolescence nearly a decade before her elder sister Jane. In 1807 she published The Hungarian Brothers and in 1809 she is thought to have written The English Brothers. These two works with their near-identical titles like false twins are the starting point according to Richard Bolster for the attribution of the latter novel to Anna Maria Porter. It was precisely the same translator Élisabeth de Bon who undertook the translation of the third edition of The Hungarian Brothers in 1818 and in 1815 that of another of the author's works The Recluse of Norway. The En Chez H. NicolleDe l'Imprimerie de C.-F. Patris hardcover
1826143801826 Paris, Delaunay, 1826, 2 tomes en 2 vol. in 8 de (4)-304 pp. ; (4)-348 pp., élégante rel. pastiche, fin XIXe, demi-maroquin vert à grains longs, dos lisses ornés de filets dorés, grandes marges (juste ébarbé en tête), couvert. impr. à encadrements ornementaux d'étoiles et palmettes, avec une vignette gravée d'un navire aux centres des second plats, quelques rousseurs au tome 1er, bel ex. non lavé.
1817100449Paris, Delaunay et Pelicier [Impr. Adrien Egron], 1817, in-8, 366 pp, Broché, couverture d'attente de papier tourniquet de l'époque, pièce de titre imprimée sur le dos, chemise demi-vélin et étui modernes, Édition originale. Le titre porte l'épigraphe anglaise extraite des Mémoires de l'écrivain jacobin Thomas Holcroft. C'est le premier ouvrage de Beyle publié sous le nom de Stendhal, « pseudonyme à consonnance germanique à l'abri duquel il pouvait, en "hussard de la liberté" multiplier les critiques sur les fâcheuses conséquences du Congrès de Vienne pour le destin de l'Italie » (Exposition 1983). L'auteur vit alors en Italie, depuis 1815; en 1821 Metternich le fera renvoyer en France à cause de sa fréquentation des libéraux. Très bel exemplaire, tel que paru, non rogné et sous couverture d'attente. Une réparation sur la page de titre. Étiquettes ex-libris sur le contreplat de la chemise : R.v.H. et R.N. Carteret II, 346. Cordier n° 24. [Exposition 1983] Stendhal et l'Europe, Paris, BNF, n° 162. Couverture rigide
185319646Rare seconde édition recherchée en raison de la grande rareté de l'originale. Avec une préface de Charles Monselet.Joint une invitation de la duchesse Forlonia à Rome, datée de 1835 et adressée à Henri Beyle en Italien, logeant dans une des maisons du palais Conti.Paris, D. Giraud, libraire-éditeur - 1853 - VIII et 244 pages.Belle reliure demi basane fauve de l'époque. Dos lisse orné et doré. Rousseurs et mouillures. Très bon état. Format in-12°(18x12).Armance ou quelques scènes d'un salon de Paris, publié sans nom d'auteur en 1827 est le premier roman de Stendhal. Armance s'inspire en partie du thème (d'Olivier ou le Secret) de la duchesse Claire de Duras, dont le caractère scabreux avait interdit la publication. Mais Stendhal a su très discrètement infuser le secret sans jamais en parler ouvertement.
1898140948475New York: Brentano's 1898. First Edition. Very Good. First American trade edition. ii 439 pp. Bound in publisher's red cloth stamped with black chevrons and lettered in gilt. Very Good with light rubbing to cloth more pronounced at corners sunning to spine and light stains to upper edge of textblock. Front hinge exposed and tender owner signature in an old hand to front free endpaper and small bookseller stamp to back pastedown. Overopened at several places contents lightly toned.<br /> <br /> <p>A scarce early English-language appearance of the novel Le Rouge et le Noir published the same year as the limited edition from G.H. Richmond & Son translated by Robins priority unknown. Precedes the first UK by two years. Encylopedia of Literary Trans. O. Classe 1331. Brentano's unknown
182992190Delaunay | Paris 1829 | 13.2 x 21.2 cm | 2 volumes reliés
1829100465Paris, Delaunay, 1829, in-8, 2 vol. : front, [4]-IV-450-[1] pp, 1 pl. dépl.; front, [4]-592 pp, Demi-veau moderne, Édition originale. "Beyle est un guide pénétrant et sûr en Italie; ses Promenades dans Rome sont exactement la conversation d'un cicerone, homme d'esprit et de vrai goût, qui vous indique en toute occasion le beau, assez pour que vous le sentiez ensuite vous-même, si vous en êtes dignes" (Sainte-Beuve, cité d'après Paupe). Les Promenades dans Rome sont publiées à la suite de l'Histoire de la peinture en Italie, de la Vie de Rossini et des deux versions de Rome, Naples et Florence. Ici aussi, le journal de voyage sert à démontrer la beauté artistique de l'Italie, mais plus encore, à écrire sur les femmes, sur le gouvernement papal, sur les moeurs et enfin à critiquer le régime post-napoléonien. Beyle revient également sur le thème du brigandage, en rapportant la mésaventure tirée du journal de son ami et cousin Romain Colomb (T. II, p. 508 et suiv.). Exemplaire complet des frontispices, du plan des vestiges de Rome et de l'errata au tome I. Le plan de Rome est dans son premier état, avant les hachures indiquant les montagnes (Carteret). Ex-libris manuscrit sur le faux-titre du T. II. ("C.T.") et cachet humide en regard. Auréoles et rousseurs. Carteret II, 352. Cordier n° 75. Paupe 53-55. Vicaire I, 455. Couverture rigide
1883977Q30Paris: Librairie L. Conquet 1883 . Leather. Very Good Indeed. 10.5" by 7". V. Foulquier . A stunning Ramage-bound limited edition copy of Stendhal's popular historical novel La Chartreuse de Parme signed by the publisher. Limited edition.Number 73 out of 500 copies the first 150 of which were printed on Japanese paper as this one.Bound by Ramage in a lovely full crushed morocco with gilt tooling and dentelles.With the original wraps bound in. Signed by the publisher to the small paper prospectus "L. C. to Monsieur Henry Bretherton" with Bretherton's pencil inscription to the title page. With a specimen prospectus to the front of Volume I containing an example of one of Foulquier's vignettes and other material for subscribers. In the original French. Written by Marie-Henri Beyle a French author best known under his pseudonym Stendhal. Beyle received wide acclaim for this novel alongside 'Le Rouge et Le Noir' and is particularly praised for his pioneering use of realism in his writings. This novel is cited as an early example of realism a stark contrast to the Romantic style popular while Stendhal was writing. It is considered by many authors to be a truly seminal work; Honore de Balzac considered it the most significant novel of his time while Tolstoy was heavily influenced by Stendhal's treatment of the Battle of Waterloo. Wonderfully illustrated with a frontispiece 29 vignettes and 1 page adornment - also included are proofs of each illustration each of which is protected with a tissue guard. Collated complete. Bound by Ramage in full crushed morocco. With the original wraps bound in and silk moire to the endpapers and paste downs. Externally lovely with light rubbing to the extremities and a few marks to boards. Spine has darkened slightly. Internally pages 327-330 to volume I are disbound but present. Otherwise firmly bound. Pages are bright with light scattered spotting. Pencil note to title page. Very Good Indeed Librairie L. Conquet hardcover
182366771A Paris: Chez Bossange Delaunay Mongie & Les Marchands de Nouveautés 1823. M. de. Beyle Henri. Racine et Shakspeare. and No. II. À Paris: Chez Bossange père DeLaunay Mongie and Les Marchands De Nouveautes 1823 1825.<br> <br> Very scarce first edition of both volumes. Two octavo volumes in one 8 3/16 x 5 inches; 209 x 127 mm. 1-55 1 blank; 4 3 advertisements 1-103 1 errata pp. Half-titles for both volumes.<br> <br> Bound together in twentieth-century half brown levant morocco over marbled paper boards by Stroobants. Spine decoratively tooled and lettered in gilt. Marbled endpapers. Top-edge gilt others partially uncut. Red silk page-marker. A few pages trimmed shorter at the fore-edge but with no loss of text. Some minor marking to back board. A bit of very light foxing. Overall an excellent near fine copy.<br> <br> Marie-Henri Beyle known under his pseudonym de Stendhal was born in Grenoble France in 1783 and died in Paris in 1842. Although employed at various military and government posts throughout his life his underlying passion for art and literature is expressed in his writings penned between 1812 and 1839. His peers and contemporaries included Honoré de Balzac Victor Hugo and George Sand. Perhaps most famous for his novel Le Rouge et le Noir 1831 his earlier essays and short works reveal his artistic and literary development. This polemic treatise signaled Stendhal's entry into the struggle between classicism and romanticism. A second essay on Racine and Shakespeare referred to as 'Shakespeare II' was published in 1825 of which is also present here.<br> <br> Ebisch & Schüking A Shakespeare Bibliography p. 151; Lalanne Dictionnaire Historique de la France p. 284-5; Lanson Gustave Manuel Bibliographique de la Litterature Française Moderne 19078. Not in OCLC Bibliotheque Nationale de France or Brunet.<br> <br> HBS 66771.<br> <br> $3500. Chez Bossange, Delaunay, Mongie & Les Marchands de Nouveautés unknown
182366771Both Volumes of the Very Rare Literary Essay by the Author of "The Red and the Black" STENDHAL M. de. Beyle Henri. Racine et Shakspeare. and No. II. ¿ Paris: Chez Bossange pËre DeLaunay Mongie and Les Marchands De Nouveautes 1823 1825. Very scarce first edition of both volumes. Two octavo volumes in one 8 3/16 x 5 inches; 209 x 127 mm. 1-55 1 blank; 4 3 advertisements 1-103 1 errata pp. Half-titles for both volumes. Bound together in twentieth-century half brown levant morocco over marbled paper boards by Stroobants. Spine decoratively tooled and lettered in gilt. Marbled endpapers. Top-edge gilt others partially uncut. Red silk page-marker. A few pages trimmed shorter at the fore-edge but with no loss of text. Some minor marking to back board. A bit of very light foxing. Overall an excellent near fine copy. Marie-Henri Beyle known under his pseudonym de Stendhal was born in Grenoble France in 1783 and died in Paris in 1842. Although employed at various military and government posts throughout his life his underlying passion for art and literature is expressed in his writings penned between 1812 and 1839. His peers and contemporaries included HonorÈ de Balzac Victor Hugo and George Sand. Perhaps most famous for his novel Le Rouge et le Noir 1831 his earlier essays and short works reveal his artistic and literary development. This polemic treatise signaled Stendhal's entry into the struggle between classicism and romanticism. A second essay on Racine and Shakespeare referred to as 'Shakespeare II' was published in 1825 of which is also present here. Ebisch & Sch¸king A Shakespeare Bibliography p. 151; Lalanne Dictionnaire Historique de la France p. 284-5; Lanson Gustave Manuel Bibliographique de la Litterature FranÃaise Moderne 19078. Not in OCLC Bibliotheque Nationale de France or Brunet. HBS 66771. $3500 Chez Bossange, Delaunay, Mongie & Les Marchands de NouveautÈs hardcover books
182673643Delaunay | Paris 1826 | 13.50 x 21.50 cm | 2 volumes brochés
181788398Delaunay Pelicier | Paris 1817 | 13 x 20 cm | Relié
