Books by Gracq Julien

Norwalk, CT: Direction 22. Translated from the French by Louise Varese -- Small book - Oragne Cover with Black lettering on spine.... Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. Small Book. ... more information

Offered by Pepper's Old Books (Kentucky, United States) +/-

Connecticut: Direction 22. Hard Cover. Very Good/Poor. Clean orange cloth boards with black lettering on spine. Slight corner wear and tiny tear at head of spine. Binding is tight & square, no cracking. Pages are clean. No names, writing or marks. 146 pgs. Black and orange dustjacket has piece missing on spine and back panel. 12 Mo. Fiction. ... more information

Offered by Old Scrolls Book Shop (New York, United States) +/-

Norfolk, Conn.: James Laughlin. This 4.5 x 6.5 hardcover has 146 pages. To an ancient castle hidden in a lonely forest by the Brittany shore come three young people whom a strange fate has brought together in this magic spot to play the drama oof a curious destiny Albert, the philosopher; Herminien, his friend; and the beautiful Heide, who loves first one and then the other. These are no ordinary mortals, so far raised they are above the necessities of ordinary living, so free to induldge in the geometry ... more information

Offered by Connie Popek, Bookseller (New York, United States) +/-

Lapis Press, [1991]. Hardcover. New. {BRAND NEW/-} Hardback published without Dust Jacket. Pictorial covers. ... more information

Offered by Fleamarketbooks.com (Michigan, United States) +/-

Norfolk, CT: New Directions, n.d.. Direction 22. Cloth. 12mo. Edgewear to boards, a couple of pencil marks at top edge. Jacket present but significantly worn, faded, rubbed, chipped and torn.. ... more information

Offered by Maya Jones Books (New Mexico, United States) +/-

Venice: Lapis, 1991.. 173 pages. Hardcover. Cloth cover illustrates the painting Eichenwald (1882) by Robert Zund. An interior foldout tinted photograph by Jean Pritchard & a b&w photo by Pierre Molinier. Very Good - thin green remainder line at bottom, cloth at corners slightly worn. ISBN: 0932499678 ... more information

Offered by Horizon Books (Washington, United States) +/-

VENICE: Lapis Press, 1991 ISBN:0932499678. a fine first in pictorial cloth no dj was issued.. First Thus. Hardcover. Fine. ... more information

Offered by VAGABOND BOOKS (California, United States) +/-

Venice, California, U.S.A.: LAPIS PRESS, 1991. unread copy Booksellers since 1976.. Hard Cover. As New. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. CLEAN GIFT QUALITY. ... more information

Offered by Old Erie Street Bookstore (Ohio, United States) +/-

Lapis Press, 1991. Pages are clean and bright and binding is tight.. ISBN: 0932499678. Hard Cover. Mildly Edgeworn/No Jacket. French Fiction.. ... more information

Offered by Books Do Furnish A Room (North Carolina, United States) +/-

(Venice, CA: The Lapis Press, 1991). First Lapis Press edition. Translated by Louise Varese. With a fold out landscape illustration. Hardcover. Illustrated cloth covers. Issued without a jacket. 10.25 x 7.25". Very fine. ... more information

Offered by Chloe's Books (California, United States) +/-

The Lapis Press, A very fine, illustrated edition.. ... more information

Offered by Contact Editions (Ontario, Canada) +/-

Venice CA: Lapis Press, (1991). Small 4to, pp. 173. Published in French in 1938, this translation was first published by New Directions in 1951. Interior foldout landscape and photograph appear only in this edition. Printed paper over boards, with the same painting on endpapers and blanks. No title page. a nice copy. ... more information

Offered by Second Life Books Inc (Massachusetts, United States) +/-

London: Peter Owen Limited Covers are black with gilt titles on spine. No date mentioned.. Hardback. Very Good/No Jacket. ... more information

Offered by Ian Reilly Books (West Lothian, United Kingdom) +/-

Lapis Press, 1991-09. Hardcover. Good. Excellent customer service. May ship from alternate location depending on your zip code and availability. Satisfaction guaranteed!! ... more information

Offered by Kings Ridge Media (Wisconsin, United States) +/-

Vence: Lapis Press, 1991 175pp: A beautifully produced book by Lapis Press, of Gracq's first novel "Au chateau d'Argol" (1939) which Gracq dedicated to Andre Breton after reading Breton's "Nadja." The story is one of relations, involving Albert who just bought a Breton chateau at Argol and is visited by his best friend Herminien, accompanied by the beautiful Heide. The relationships of love and hatred among the three lead to the death of Heide and the murder of Herminien ... more information

Offered by McLean Arts & Books (Virginia, United States) +/-