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Goudeau, Émile - Jouas, Charles. - Poèmes parisiens. Paris, …
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Goudeau, Émile - Jouas, Charles. - Poèmes parisiens. Paris, …
See original version (French)
Estimate €500 - €600
Voluntary lot
Description
Goudeau, Émile - Jouas, Charles. - Poèmes parisiens. Paris, Printed for Henri Beraldi, 1897. Large in-8 bound in full dark green jansenist morocco, spine ribbed, gilt titling, spine flaps decorated with a green morocco listel embossed with a double border of gilt fillets enclosing 2 original coloured pencil drawings by Jouas, signed and dated, gilt edges, covers and spine preserved, slipcase in form and bordered (binding C. Cretté successor of Marius Michel) - XI pp. (the last bl.), 313 pp., [2 ff.]. Illustrated with a frontispiece and in-t figures by Jouas, wood-engraved by H. Paillard. Unique edition of 138 copies on Chine (no. 105). Ex-libris of Henri Bonnasse and Suzanne Courtois.
Copy enriched with 13 original drawings by Jouas, captioned and signed (coloured pencil, watercolour, or pen and watercolour), produced for this volume, placed opposite the poems they illustrate, a portrait of Goudeau, engraved by Jouas (1st state), independently of the 2 drawings inserted in the flyleaves.
It should be noted that in the last poem, "Bibliophilie", dedicated to Mme Béraldi, the name of Jouas is mentioned.
Émile Goudeau (1849-1906) founded the "cercle des hydropathes" in 1878, which took up residence at the Chat Noir when it was founded in 1881 by Salis.
This was the first work illustrated by Jouas, whom Béraldi had just discovered.
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