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[GIRAULT, Simon].

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23.03.2023 15:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 116 | [GIRAULT, Simon].
[GIRAULT, Simon].

Roti-Cochon. Paris : pour la Société des Bibliophiles françois, 1890.

Luxueuse réimpression en fac-similé de deux plaquettes dijonnaises de la fin du XVIIe siècle.



Le Roti-Cochon, livre pédagogique en forme d’abécédaire et illustré de gravures sur bois, est une méthode d’apprentissage de la lecture, dont tous les exemples sont empruntés au vocabulaire de la cuisine et de la gourmandise. Publié chez Claude Michard, à Dijon, de même que la Civilité puérile et morale qui lui fait suite ici, ce curieux ouvrage n’est connu que par l’exemplaire conservé à la bibliothèque de l’Arsenal et suscita l’intérêt des bibliographes qui le découvrirent. Préface de Georges Vicaire. Bitting, 599 ; Vicaire, 752-758 ; Livres en bouche, 93 ; Oberlé, 366 ; D. Courvoisier, « Recherches sur l'origine du Roti Cochon », in Bulletin du Bibliophile, 1982, pp. 375-380 : attribution à Simon Girault et repérage des figures gravées remontant à la fin du XVIe siècle).



In-8 (185 x 130 mm). Tirage à 330 exemplaires, celui-ci le n° 298. Reliure de l’époque : bradel demi-maroquin noir, non rogné.

Provenance : Bibliothèque de Barante (ex-libris et cote).



Modern reprint of very high quality, made under the patronage of the Bibliophiles françois, of two publications printed in Dijon.

Place of origin:Western Europe, France, Europe
Category:Printed book
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