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[DAUMIER, Honoré (1808-1879) et Charles PHILIPON (1800-1862)]

Lot 215
21.03.2024 13:00UTC +01:00
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€ 11 970
AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationFrance, Paris
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Lot 215 | [DAUMIER, Honoré (1808-1879) et Charles PHILIPON (1800-1862)]
Estimate value
€ 15 000 – 20 000
[DAUMIER, Honoré (1808-1879) et Charles PHILIPON (1800-1862)]
La Caricature. Numéros 1 à 251. Paris : Aubert, 1830-1835.
Collection complète des 251 numéros de la revue. En feuilles, tels que parus.

Hebdomadaire satirique fondé par le journaliste Charles Philipon, La Caricature parut du 4 novembre 1830 au 27 août 1835, son arrêt étant précipité par les lois limitant la liberté de la presse. Daumier y apporta sa collaboration à partir de 1832, réalisant plus d'une centaine de planches pour le journal. Carteret, III, pp. 113-132 ; Vicaire, II, col. 50-81 ; Hazard et Delteil, pp. 66 et suivantes.

251 fascicules en 5 vol. in-4 (environ 365 x 265 mm pour les panches et 340 x 280 pour les feuillets de texte). Les numéros 1 à 7 sont en seconde réimpression et les numéros 8 à 29 en réimpression, comme l'indique la présence de la vignette avec légende "Castigat ridendo mores". Illustré de 526 lithographies originales de Daumier, Grandville, Despéret, Monnier, Decamps, Raffet, Traviès, Bouquet, Roubaud et d'autres, dont 141 planches en couleurs ou partiellement rehaussées. Bien complet de la planche 19, qui manque souvent, des feuillets de supplément de texte aux numéros 30 et 55 et de l'affiche sur papier rose accompagnant le numéro 124. Manque la planche 132 bis. Piqures éparses, mouillures sur certaines planches, feuillets de texte des volumes 4 et 5 brunis, premier numéro restauré, pl. 508 découpée et contrecolée.
En feuilles, sous chemises et étuis.
Provenance : Sam Josefowitz, Pully – puis par descendance aux propriétaires actuels

Complete collection of the 251 issues of this satirical weekly journal, founded by Charles Philipon and illustrated by 526 original lithographs by Daumier, Grandville, Despéret, Monnier, among others. Loose as issued.
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