[LA SALE, Antoine de (circa 1386-1462), attribué à] et Romeyn de HOOGHE (1645-1708) - photo 1

[LA SALE, Antoine de (circa 1386-1462), attribué à] et Romeyn de HOOGHE (1645-1708)

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05.07.2023 13:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 21 | [LA SALE, Antoine de (circa 1386-1462), attribué à] et Romeyn de HOOGHE (1645-1708)
[LA SALE, Antoine de (circa 1386-1462), attribué à] et Romeyn de HOOGHE (1645-1708)
Les Cent nouvelles nouvelles. Cologne : Pierre Gaillard, 1701.
Le premier recueil de nouvelles en français : édition illustrée de 100 gravures par Romeyn de Hooghe. Rédigé vers 1460 à la demande de Philippe le Bon, duc de Bourgogne, le recueil rassemble cent contes badins en prose et fut publié pour la première fois par Antoine Vérard en 1486. Les nouvelles sont à la fois inspirées du Décaméron de Boccace, dont le duc possédait trois exemplaires, et des fabliaux français ; elles lancent le genre de la nouvelle au sens moderne du terme. Le peintre et graveur néerlandais Romeyn de Hooghe illuste cette édition ; il donna également une illustration pour les Contes de La Fontaine en 1685 et les Contes et nouvelles de Boccace en 1687. Cohen-De Ricci, col. 658-659 ; Graesse, II, col. 102 ; Brunet, I, col. 1735-1736 ; A. Vélissariou, "L'espace et le jeu des Cent Nouvelles nouvelles", Le Moyen Age, CXIV, pp. 239-254 ; J. Landwehr, Romeyn de Hooghe as book illustrator, pp. 93-94.

2 vol. petit in-8 (156 x 93 mm). Second tirage (le premier a les figures in-texte). Illustré d'un frontispice par Romeyn de Hooghe gravé par G. Van der Gouwen, 100 figures hors texte, 1 vignette et 1 cul-de-lampe par Romeyn de Hooghe. Reliure de l'époque : plein maroquin rouge, triple encadrement de filets dorés et fleurons aux angles, dos lisse orné de compartiments et petits fers dorés, tranches dorées.
Provenance : ex-libris gravé non identifié

Edition illustrated with a frontispiece and 100 etchings by Romeyn de Hooghe.

Place of origin:Germany
Category:Printed book
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