RONSARD, Pierre de (1524-1585). Les Œuvres de P. de Ronsard, gentil-homme Vandomois… augmentées de plusieurs commentaires. Rédigées en X. tomes. Paris : la veuve de Gabriel Buon : 1597. - photo 1

RONSARD, Pierre de (1524-1585). Les Œuvres de P. de Ronsard, gentil-homme Vandomois… augmentées de plusieurs commentaires. Rédigées en X. tomes. Paris : la veuve de Gabriel Buon : 1597.

Lot 107
23.03.2021 14:30UTC +01:00
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Lot 107 | RONSARD, Pierre de (1524-1585). Les Œuvres de P. de Ronsard, gentil-homme Vandomois… augmentées de plusieurs commentaires. Rédigées en X. tomes. Paris : la veuve de Gabriel Buon : 1597.
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€ 10 000 – 15 000
RONSARD, Pierre de (1524-1585). Les Œuvres de P. de Ronsard, gentil-homme Vandomois… augmentées de plusieurs commentaires. Rédigées en X. tomes. Paris : la veuve de Gabriel Buon : 1597.



Exemplaire Bridgewater, en vélin souple de l’époque. Neuvième édition collective. Cette édition est la troisième posthume après celle de 1587 et de Lyon de 1592. Elle est augmentée, par rapport à son modèle de 1587, du commentaire de N. Richelet sur les Sonnets pour Hélène et les Odes, de plusieurs portraits dont celui de Ronsard, d’après Jean Cousin. USTC 75882 ; J. P. Barbier-Mueller, MBP, III-2, 60 ; Tchemerzine, V, 485 ; Diane Barbier-Mueller, Inventaire…, 769.



10 tomes en 5 vol. in-24 (143 x 80 mm), 9 titres portant la devise de l’imprimeur, le tome X n’ayant qu’un faux-titre, portraits de Ronsard, répété, ainsi que Muret, Henri II, Charles IX, Henri III et de François de France, duc d’Anjou, bandeaux, lettrines et culs-de-lampe gravés. Reliures uniformes de l’époque : vélin à rabat, dos lisse, le premier volume portant le titre « les œuvres » à l’encre, tête peinte (quelques taches et infimes déchirures marginales sans atteinte au texte). Provenance : Bridgewater library (ex-libris gravé à chaque volume ; de la bibliothèque familiale des Egerton, comtes de Bridgewater, acquise pour l'essentiel par Henry E. Huntington, en 1917).







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