GUYSE, Jacques de (c 1340 - 1399) Le Premier (Second / Tiers... - photo 1

GUYSE, Jacques de (c 1340 - 1399) Le Premier (Second / Tiers...

Lot 29
03.11.2020 14:30UTC +01:00
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Event locationFrance, Paris
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Lot 29 | GUYSE, Jacques de (c 1340 - 1399) Le Premier (Second / Tiers...
Estimate value
€ 2 000 – 3 000
GUYSE, Jacques de (c. 1340 - 1399). Le Premier (Second / Tiers) Volume des Illustrations de la Gaulle Belgique, antiquitez des Pays de Haynnau et de la gra(n)d cité des Belges ; a présent dicte Bavay dont procèdent les chaussées de Brunehault. Et de plusieurs princes q(ui) ont régné & fondé plusieurs villes et citez audit pays et aultres choses singulières et dignes de mémoires advenues dura(n)t leurs règnes jusques au duc Philippe de Bourgongne dernier décédé. Les aultres volumes sortiront de bref a lumière… Paris : Jacques Regnault, Galliot du Pré, 1531-1532.



Exemplaire Yemeniz, très frais et grand de marges. Abrégé, en français, de la traduction attribuée à Jean Lessabée de cette chronique du Hainaut par Jacques de Guise, contemporain de Froissart. L'identité du traducteur est toujours soumise à débat. La première traduction intégrale et annotée ne parut qu'au XIXe siècle. Brunet II, 1836.



3 tomes en 1 vol. in-folio (327 x 210 mm). 3 titres avec encadrement architectural gravé, imprimé en noir et rouge pour les 2 premiers tomes, un grand bois à pleine page, répété, montrant l'auteur présentant son oeuvre au souverain, un bois dans le texte représentant l'auteur à son pupitre et un grand bois à pleine page montrant l'auteur écrivant à la cour de son souverain, devise gravée de Regnault à la fin du premier tome, et celle de Galliot du Pré à la fin du troisième tome. Reliure du XIXe siècle : veau brun, triple filet doré en encadrement des plats, dos à nerfs, caissons décorés (charnières fragiles). Provenance : Yemeniz (ex-libris)

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