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La Mode, Revue du monde élégant. Quatrième année.
by [Fashion]
- Used
- Hardcover
- first
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- Seller
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Paris, France
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About This Item
Paris, Janvier-Juillet 1832.
4 volumes large 8vo [217 x 130 mm] gathering 76 plates in total: I/ 320 pp., 21 plates in color: 20 plates numbered from 201 to 220 and 1 not announced, wrappers bound in; II/ 344 pages, 20 plates numbered from 182 to 200 + plate 260, last leaves on yellow paper, upper wrapper bound in; III/ 320 pp., 17 plates numbered 221 to 237, wrappers bound in; IV/ 332 pp., quire 11 is missing hence there is a gap within the numbering from p. 253 to 276, 17 plates numbered 242 to 256, without plates 238 and 254, tear touching the text p. 23, wrappers bound in.
A few waterstains. Brown sheepskin, blind-stamped border on the covers, flat spines with green morocco lettering pieces, yellow edges speckled with blue. Contemporary binding.
Fourth year of this important magazine founded by Emile de Girardin, who is proud to represent the Parisian spirit and fashionable life.
We find there Doctor Véron, whose presence soon attracts Alphonse Karr, Alexandre Dumas, Eugène Sue, Georges Sand, as well as Balzac.
In 1830, passing under the control of the legitimists, with Viscount Walsh, La Mode will stand against the July Monarchy.
The superb illustration is composed of 76 plates in color.
Beautiful copy preserved in its contemporary homogeneous bindings.
Français
Paris, Janvier-Juillet 1832.
4 volumes grand in-8 regroupant 76 planches au total : I/ 320 pp., 21 planches en couleur : 20 planches numérotées de 201 à 220 et 1 non annoncée, couvertures conservées ; II/ 344 pages, 20 planches numérotées 182 à 200 + planche 260, derniers feuillets sur papier jaune, couverture supérieure conservée ; III/ 320 pp., 17 planches numérotées 221 à 237, couvertures conservées ; IV/ 332 pp., manque le cahier 11 d'où un saut dans la numérotation de la p. 253 à 276, 17 planches numérotées 242 à 256, planches 238 et 254 manquantes, déchirure atteignant le texte p. 23, couvertures conservées.
Qq. mouillures. Basane brune, dentelle à froid sur les plats, dos lisses avec pièces de titre et de tomaison en maroquin vert, tranches jaunes mouchetées de bleu. Reliure de l'époque.
217 x 130 mm.
Quatrième année de cette importante revue fondée par Emile de Girardin, qui se flatte de représenter l'esprit et la vie parisienne de bon ton.
On y retrouve le docteur Véron, dont la présence attire bientôt Alphonse Karr, Alexandre Dumas, Eugène sue, Georges Sand, ainsi que Balzac.
En 1830, passant sous le contrôle des légitimistes, avec le vicomte Walsh, La Mode se dressera contre la monarchie de Juillet.
L'illustration superbe se compose de 76 planches en couleurs.
Bel exemplaire conservé dans ses reliures uniformes de l'époque.
4 volumes large 8vo [217 x 130 mm] gathering 76 plates in total: I/ 320 pp., 21 plates in color: 20 plates numbered from 201 to 220 and 1 not announced, wrappers bound in; II/ 344 pages, 20 plates numbered from 182 to 200 + plate 260, last leaves on yellow paper, upper wrapper bound in; III/ 320 pp., 17 plates numbered 221 to 237, wrappers bound in; IV/ 332 pp., quire 11 is missing hence there is a gap within the numbering from p. 253 to 276, 17 plates numbered 242 to 256, without plates 238 and 254, tear touching the text p. 23, wrappers bound in.
A few waterstains. Brown sheepskin, blind-stamped border on the covers, flat spines with green morocco lettering pieces, yellow edges speckled with blue. Contemporary binding.
Fourth year of this important magazine founded by Emile de Girardin, who is proud to represent the Parisian spirit and fashionable life.
We find there Doctor Véron, whose presence soon attracts Alphonse Karr, Alexandre Dumas, Eugène Sue, Georges Sand, as well as Balzac.
In 1830, passing under the control of the legitimists, with Viscount Walsh, La Mode will stand against the July Monarchy.
The superb illustration is composed of 76 plates in color.
Beautiful copy preserved in its contemporary homogeneous bindings.
Français
Paris, Janvier-Juillet 1832.
4 volumes grand in-8 regroupant 76 planches au total : I/ 320 pp., 21 planches en couleur : 20 planches numérotées de 201 à 220 et 1 non annoncée, couvertures conservées ; II/ 344 pages, 20 planches numérotées 182 à 200 + planche 260, derniers feuillets sur papier jaune, couverture supérieure conservée ; III/ 320 pp., 17 planches numérotées 221 à 237, couvertures conservées ; IV/ 332 pp., manque le cahier 11 d'où un saut dans la numérotation de la p. 253 à 276, 17 planches numérotées 242 à 256, planches 238 et 254 manquantes, déchirure atteignant le texte p. 23, couvertures conservées.
Qq. mouillures. Basane brune, dentelle à froid sur les plats, dos lisses avec pièces de titre et de tomaison en maroquin vert, tranches jaunes mouchetées de bleu. Reliure de l'époque.
217 x 130 mm.
Quatrième année de cette importante revue fondée par Emile de Girardin, qui se flatte de représenter l'esprit et la vie parisienne de bon ton.
On y retrouve le docteur Véron, dont la présence attire bientôt Alphonse Karr, Alexandre Dumas, Eugène sue, Georges Sand, ainsi que Balzac.
En 1830, passant sous le contrôle des légitimistes, avec le vicomte Walsh, La Mode se dressera contre la monarchie de Juillet.
L'illustration superbe se compose de 76 planches en couleurs.
Bel exemplaire conservé dans ses reliures uniformes de l'époque.
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- LIBRAIRIE CAMILLE SOURGET
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- Bookseller's Inventory #
- TBF32
- Title
- La Mode, Revue du monde élégant. Quatrième année.
- Author
- [Fashion]
- Book Condition
- Used
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- Binding
- Hardcover
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- May be a multi-volume set and require additional postage.
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The Bookshop Camille Sourget is specialised in literary first editions, travel books and atlases, scientific books as well as any beautiful illustrated books that marked their century. Its area of expertise extends from the 15th to the beginning of the 20th century.
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