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Collins, Wilkie; Starrett, Vincent; Dignimont [Illustrator]Biblio.com

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Balzac, Honore de Dignimont, Andre illustratorBiblio.com

19241451Paris: Les Bibliophiles du Palais 1924. Fine/Near fine. André Dignimont 1891 - 1965. 8vo 10 1/4 x 7 inches 260 x 178 mm; 96 8 pp. printed in black and red on Arches paper; wood engravings by André Digimont tissue guards some pages unopened signatures loosely stitched. Folded grey paper cover with title in black and Bibliophiles du Palais logo and spine title in red; original glassine overcover. Chemise and slipcase in marbled paper grey paper spine label printed in black; chemise and slipcase in very good condition with some sunning; interiors in perfect condition. Copy VIII specially printed for Monsieur Agostino Soldati as stated on the individual limitation page out of an edition of 200 numbered I-L and 1-150. Carteret IV 51; BNF31756713. Recognized as an "Edition estimée" by L. Carteret in his fundamental 5 volume work "Le trésor du bibliophile romantique et moderne 1801-1875 Paris 1948 this edition was commissioned by the Bibliophiles du Palais a society made up of members of the Council of State senior magistrates lawyers solicitors notariesand forensic doctors. It was established in 1924 and selected from a diverse array of authors from Aristophnes to Colette from Montesquieu to Verlaine for publication refined and illustrated works in editions of 200 copies. Carteret Vol. 2 pp. 229-230. This novella is part of Balzac's series of novels or Roman-fleuve known as La Comédie humaine The Human Comedy which depicts and parodies French society in the period of the Restoration 1815-1830 and the July Monarchy 1830-1848. Originally published in Le Constitutionnel was adapted for six different motion pictures including two silent films. This edition is richly illustrated with woodblock prints by André Dignimont 1891 - 1965 an illustrator engraver painter a notable figure in Montmartre's art scene known for his delicate illustrations of female beauty. Les Bibliophiles du Palais unknown

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