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BLOY, Léon (1846-1917)

Starting price
€ 1 000
Auction dateClassic
10.05.2021 11:00UTC +02:00
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CHRISTIE'S
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France, Paris
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ID 542303
Lot 71 | BLOY, Léon (1846-1917)
BLOY, Léon (1846-1917). Exégèse des lieux communs [et] Exégèses des lieux communs (Nouvelle série). Paris : Mercure de France, 1902-1913.

Éditions originales.Exemplaire sur Hollande, second papier, enrichi du manuscrit autographe signé de la dédicace imprimée du second à Élisabeth Joly, provenant de la bibliothèque de Marcel de Merre.

2 volumes in-12 (184 x 121 mm et 188 x 122 mm). Exégèse des lieux communs : un des 12 exemplaires sur papier de Hollande, n° 12, deuxième papier après 3 exemplaires sur Japon impérial ; Exégèses des lieux communs (Nouvelle série) : un des 27 exemplaires sur papier de Hollande, n° 28, deuxième papier après 5 exemplaires sur Japon impérial. Est joint à ce volume, le manuscrit autographe signé (une page 200 x 159 mm), à l'encre noire sur un feuillet volant, du texte de la dédicace imprimée, avec la mention "Dédicace en fauxtitre". Ce manuscrit était vraisemblablement destiné à l'éditeur. Reliures uniformes signées de Canape : maroquin noir, dos à nerfs, lettres dorées, tranches dorées sur témoins, couvertures et dos conservés. (Traces d'un manuscrit autographe anciennement monté au premier volume avec reports, charnières frottées). Provenance : ex-libris non identifié ; Marcel de Merre (ex-libris, vente 5 juin 2007, lot 96).

First editions on Holland paper with the autograph manuscript of the dedication.
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