ID 500367
Lot 64 | NERVÈZE, Antoine de (vers 1558-1625). Les Essais poétiques du Sieur de Nervèze. Paris : Anthoine du Brueil, 1605.
Estimate value
€ 7 000 – 10 000
Première édition parisienne, rarissime.
Elle s'est précédée de quelques semaines par une édition parue à Poitiers, sans l’aval du gentilhomme poitevin. Secrétaire de la chambre du roi Henri IV, l’auteur prolixe était l’ami de Desportes et de Bertaut, et salué comme un écrivain de premier plan par ses contemporains.
Le recueil de 138 sonnets, 38 stances, 19 chansons, et 11 élégies relève de l’inspiration néo-pétrarquiste.
L’exemplaire est conservé dans un superbe vélin doré de l’époque.
USTC 6014675 (deux exemplaires recensés : Arsenal et BnF) ; J. P. Barbier-Mueller, MBP, IV-4, 35 ; N. Ducimetière, Mignonne…, n°136 ; Diane Barbier-Mueller, Inventaire…, 563.
In-12 (137 x 80 mm). Marque de l’imprimeur sur la page de titre, bandeaux, lettrines, cul-de-lampe. Reliure de l’époque : vélin souple doré, sur les plats, semis des monogrammes « AA », « CC » et « GG », encadrés de trois filets dorés, même décor sur le dos lisse, tranches dorées, emboîtage moderne de Honegger (petites déchirures en marge de quelques feuillets, manque de papier au f. 148). Provenance : sur la page de titre, ex-libris manuscits anciens : « Gastaigniac » ( ?) et « Laloy père » -- Hector de Backer (vente à Paris, 1926, I, n°585) -- Cécile Éluard (ex-libris au couple d’oiseaux - vente 1992, n°49).
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