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MADAME SWETCHINE: SA VIE ET SES OUUVRES. 2 TOMOS
Language: Spanish
Published by Auguste Vaton, Libraire-Éditeur, Paris, 1860
First Edition
Holandesa época. Condition: Deslucido. Primera edición. Encuadernación holandesa con el lomo de piel con nervios y los planos de papel de aguas. Guardas de papel de aguas. - Tomo I: Portada, 506 p. - Mancha de humedad visible en los márgenes del tomo I. - Tomo II: Portada, 431 p. - La obra recoge la biografía, el pensamiento y los escritos de Sofía Petrovna Svéchina (conocida en Occidente como Madame Swetchine), una mística, escritora y aristócrata rusa que se convirtió al catolicismo y estableció uno de los salones literarios y espirituales más influyentes del París de la época.
