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13579Vie privée des maitresses, ministres et courtisanes de Louis XV et des intendans et flatteurs de Louis XVI. In 8, 120x195mm, reliure postérieure, pleine toile verte, pièce de titre cuir marron, fer, date en pied, dorés ; Frontispice « le parc aux cerfs » titre 191 pages. Malheureusement, il manque les pages 123 à 126 ainsi que les pages 137 à 144. Une brulure avec manque page 147/148, des rousseurs, tranches rouges. 2 portraits en médaillon hors texte La Duchesse de Châteauroux- La Marquise de Pompadour. Sans lieu, ni mention d’éditeur, A la date de 1790. Dans l’état Semble inconnu sous ce titre Ce livre serait de Louis GABRIEL BOURDON. "Le parc aux cerfs, symbole à l’époque et encore aujourd’hui d’une dépravation en grande partie fantasmée, mais aussi bien réelle "
96p. Numerous color photographs from the collection of Kanwar Sangram Singh of Nawalgarh. Small 4to. Original cloth and dust jacket. EROS2
125club du meilleur livre 1958 2 volumes in 12 350 et 306 pages reliures éditeur illustrations
43564Librairie Nouvelle.1856.In-12 demi-relié.450 p. BE.Demi-reliure framboise avec caractères dorés
1974100149911Presses de la renaissance 1974 in8. 1974. Cartonné. Splendeurs et misères des courtisanes est un roman d'Honoré de Balzac publié entre 1838 et 1847 qui fait suite à Illusions perdues. L'œuvre explore les bas-fonds de la société parisienne en particulier le monde des courtisanes du crime et de la prostitution à travers le destin de personnages comme Lucien Chardon. Le roman montre la vie de luxe et d'illusions de ces femmes ainsi que leur chute inévitable dans la misère
"In-8°, 84cc, legatura in pergamena coeva, titolo manoscritto al dorso, bella incisione su legno dell’aquila imperiale al frontespizio. Buone condizioni. La prima apparizione in stampa di questi tre autori (a cura di Francesco Amadi): Brocardo, Delfino e Molza, e quindi la prima edizione del celebre poema di Molza La nimpha tiberina. Antonio Brocardo, figlio del celebre filosofo Marino Brocardo, nacque a Venezia all'inizio del Cinquecento e studiò poesia sotto Gabriel Trifone. Fu amico di Sperone che lo introdusse nel suo Dialogo della Rettorica e allude anche a un sonetto (mai pubblicato) in lode alle cortigiane nei suoi Amori. Commettendo l'enorme errore di tentare di screditare le opere di Bembo, allora tenuto in grande rispetto a Venezia e Padova, morì di crepacuore nel 1531, provocato dai selvaggi attacchi a lui, sostenendo Pietro Aretino di essere il capobanda. Molza, invece, fu celebrato dall'intera intellighenzia romana della prima metà del Cinquecento. Nato a Modena nel 1489 si trasferì presto a Roma dove la sua poesia sembra aver avuto un successo maggiore delle sue relazioni amorose, una delle quali quasi finì con la morte da un pretendente rivale e lo fece diseredare dal padre. Dal 1529 al 1535 fu alla corte del cardinale Ippolito de 'Medici e alla sua morte passò a quella del cardinale Alessandro Farnese. Morì nella sua città natale nel 1544. Dice Tiraboschi di lui ""Merita veramente questo onore (l’edizione proposta dal Cardinale Farnese delle opere di Molza nel 1547), in quanto è uno dei più dotti poeti in rima di questo secolo, e all'eleganza dello stile lega la nobiltà dei pensieri e di immagini ""Census B3755; non in Adams; NUC individua le copie a Columbia e Yale; RLIN aggiunge Michigan, Harvard e Folger; nessuna ulteriore copia individuata da OCLC. In-8°, 84cc, contemporary vellum binding, fine woodcut imperial arms on title-page. Good copy. The first appearance in print of these three authors (edited by Francesco Amadi): Brocardo, Delfino and Molza, and therefore the first edition of Molza’s celebrated poem La nimpha tiberina. Antonio Brocardo, the son of the celebrated philosopher Marino Brocardo, was born in Venice at thebeginning of the sixteenth century and studied poetry with Gabriel Trifone. He was a friend of Sperone who introduced him in his Dialogo dell Rettorica and also alludes to a sonnet (never published) in praise of courtesans in his Amori. Making the enormous mistake of trying to discredit the works of Bembo, then held in great respect in Venice and Padua, he died of a broken heart in 1531, brought about by the savage attacks on him, Pietro Aretino claiming to be the ringleader. Molza, on the other hand, was lionised by the entire Roman intelligentsia of the first half of the sixteenth century. Born in Modena im 1489 he soon moved to Rome where his poetry seems to have been a greater success than his love affairs, one of which almost ended in his death from a rival suitor and caused him to be disinherited by his father. From 1529 to 1535 he was in the court of Cardinal Ippolito de’ Medici and after his death he passed to that of Cardinal Alessandro Farnese. He died in his hometown in1544. Tiraboschi says of him “He truly deserves this honour (Cardinal Farnese’s proposed edition of Molza’s works in 1547), as he is one of the most learned rhyming poet of this century, and to elegance of the style he links the nobleness of thoughts and vividness of images” Censimento B3755; not in Adams; NUC locates the copies at Columbia and Yale; RLIN adds Michigan, Harvard and Folger; no furter copy located by OCLC."
1394Paris. Imprimerie D. Bardin. 1878. Plaquette in-8° brochée. Couverture vert d'eau. Frontispice. 85 pages. E.O. Tirage à petit nombre. Rare.
194580158Paris, Editions « Le Livre de Paris », 1945. Petit in-8, 253 [dont faux-titre et titre]-(1) pp.-(1) f. [table], broché, couverture de papier fort imprimé gris (dos passé, avec une tache claire ; papier de mauvaise qualité, quelques feuillets mal découpés). Portrait-frontispice de l’auteur, sur papier couché. Le copyright est de 1944, en revanche, dépôt légal, dates d’impression (Bordeaux, Delmas) et date imprimée au dos sont de 1945.
1920100892Partitions sur la Prostitution , Cocottes , Courtisanes , Gigolettes,Partitions sur la Mort Bénech-Dumont 1920 approx.
192718557Partitions sur Paris Paname,Partitions sur la Prostitution , Cocottes , Courtisanes , Gigolettes Bénech 1927
193018559Partitions sur la Prostitution , Cocottes , Courtisanes , Gigolettes Garzon 1930 approx.
189219509Partitions sur Paris Paname,Partitions sur la Prostitution , Cocottes , Courtisanes , Gigolettes Ondet 1892
191027453Partitions sur Paris Paname,Partitions sur la Prostitution , Cocottes , Courtisanes , Gigolettes Marchetti 1910
193074977Partitions sur la Prostitution , Cocottes , Courtisanes , Gigolettes Propriété de L'Auteur 1930 approx.
1949109834Partitions sur Paris Paname,Partitions sur la Prostitution , Cocottes , Courtisanes , Gigolettes,Partitions sur la Mode et accessoires Gross Gaston 1949 approx.
193097226Partitions sur la Prostitution , Cocottes , Courtisanes , Gigolettes,Partitions illustrées La SOCIÉTÉ ET SES LUTTES Edition rue 1930 approx.
192269914Partitions sur Paris Paname,Partitions sur la Prostitution , Cocottes , Courtisanes , Gigolettes,Partitions sur la Prison,Partitions illustrées PARIS SERA TOUJOURS ... Lacroix 1922 approx.
1920104858Partitions sur la Prostitution , Cocottes , Courtisanes , Gigolettes Lacroix 1920 approx.
105444Partitions sur Paris Paname,Partitions sur la Prostitution , Cocottes , Courtisanes , Gigolettes Scossa
191210156Partitions sur le Mauvais garçon,Partitions sur le Prénom,Partitions sur la Prostitution , Cocottes , Courtisanes , Gigolettes Bénech 1912
194618556Partitions sur la Prostitution , Cocottes , Courtisanes , Gigolettes Lacroix Jeanne 1946 approx.
192328051Partitions sur le Prénom,Partitions sur la Prostitution , Cocottes , Courtisanes , Gigolettes La Parisienne 1923
191273569Partitions sur la Prostitution , Cocottes , Courtisanes , Gigolettes,Partitions sur la Santé et médecine Beuscher Paul 1912
193090226Partitions sur Paris Paname,Partitions sur la Prostitution , Cocottes , Courtisanes , Gigolettes Lacroix 1930 approx.
191294971Partitions sur Paris Paname,Partitions sur la Prostitution , Cocottes , Courtisanes , Gigolettes Rosario Furnari 1912
