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CHATEAUBRIAND, François-René de (1768-1848) Atala René Paris...

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Lot 66 | CHATEAUBRIAND, François-René de (1768-1848) Atala René Paris...
CHATEAUBRIAND, François-René de (1768-1848). Atala. René. Paris : Le Normant, 1805.



Première édition collective, en partie originale avec le texte définitif d'Atala. Un des quelques exemplaires sur papier vélin avec les figures en trois états (état définitif, avant la lettre et eau-forte pure). Vicaire II, 279 ; Carteret Romantique et moderne I, 161 (exemplaire cité).



In-12 (178 x 101 mm). 6 gravures hors-texte d'après Barbier, gravées par Saint Aubin et Choffard. Reliure signée Cuzin, maroquin vert bouteille, encadrement doré formé de multiples filets droits et d'un filet au pointillé, dos à nerfs orné de même, chiffre 'ED' doré dans la frise en pied du dos, tranches dorées sur marbrure. Provenance : Bonneval (mention d'ex-dono au faux-titre : "Donné par l'auteur à Mr le C. de Bonneval") -- Ernest Daguin (son chiffre doré en pied du dos ; Catalogue de beaux livres rares et précieux anciens et modernes ayant appartenu à Mr E. Daguin, Première partie, mardi 13 décembre 1904, lot 36) -- une mention au crayon donnant le n° 178 du catalogue Rahir de mai 1907 -- Descamps-Scrive (ex-libris ; Bibliothèque Descamps-Scrive, Deuxième partie, 25, 26 et 27 mai 1925, lot 394).

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