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BANVILLE, Théodore de (1823-1891)

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ID 991042
Lot 53 | BANVILLE, Théodore de (1823-1891)
BANVILLE, Théodore de (1823-1891)
Gringoire. Paris : L. Carteret, 1899.
Exemplaire sur vélin du Marais, avec les planches en deux états, relié par Chambolle-Duru. L'illustration de style troubadour est due à Jacques Clément Wagrez (1850-1908). Carteret, Illustrés, IV, p. 56.

In-4 (260 x 174 mm). Tirage limité à 280 exemplaires, celui-ci l'un des 100 avec les planches en deux états, le présent exemplaire sur vélin. Illustré de planches gravées en taille-douce d'après des dessins originaux de Jacques Wagrez, dont : 2 pour la couverture, 1 portrait de Banville en frontispice, 1 vignette sur le titre, et 11 compositions dans le texte. Comme requis à la justification, toutes ces gravures sont présentes en deux états (épreuves d'état intermédiaire et épreuves terminées). Reliure signée de Chambolle-Duru : maroquin brun, plats évidés d'une large bande rectangulaire avec angles trilobés, tapissée de maroquin olive avec fleurons et filets dorés, coupes légèrement biseautées et dorées, dos à nerfs, gardes de peau de vélin, tranches dorées sur témoins, couvertures et dos conservés. Prospectus relié in fine.
Provenance : exemplaire offert par l'éditeur à Edmond Fargeau.

One of 100 copies with the plates in two states, in an inlaid binding by Chambolle-Duru.

Place of origin:France
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