Jacques Gondar Clerc (4 results)

Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. 12mo. 16.5 by 10.5 cm. clvii, 44, [1] pp. With five hand-colored and illuminated plates, including title, plus illuminated devices and decoration elsewhere. While the plates are printed, the coloring and illumination is such that it is a fine simularcrum of manuscript illumination. This work is in fact a literary hoax, simulating a Medieval Romance but in fact penned by Michel and promoted by the extensive notes and annotations that follow the chronicles. The leaves are a light vellum, and this copy has a resplendent decorative green cloth relief with a rich gilt background that is quite distinctive. Pink moire endpapers. Lovely gilt decoration, including border, on the straight-grained morocco slipcase. A few light fox marks, but essentially clean and mostly pristine. Minor rubbing of the gilt on the spine, and other trivial manifestations of wear. Cloth. Full Straight-Grained Morocco Slipcase.

Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. 12mo. 16.5 by 10.5 cm. clvii, 44, [1] pp. With five hand-colored and illuminated plates, including title, plus illuminated devices and decoration elsewhere. While the plates are printed, the coloring and illumination is such that it is a fine simularcrum of manuscript illumination. This work is in fact a literary hoax, simulating a Medieval Romance but in fact penned by Michel and promoted by the extensive notes and annotations that follow the chronicles. The leaves are a light vellum, and this edition was issued with luxuriant, unusual bindings such as the navy blue velvet of this one. Velvet on Boards. Full Morocco Slipcase.

Condition: Ottime. a colori e in oro (illustrator). Publiées par F. Michel suivies de Recherches sur le Style par Charles Nodier. Formato 10,5X17. Il testo è in francese con caratteri goticiNum Pagine CLVIJ + 44 rilegato in tela editoriale, pagine filettate in oro con cofanetto.

Paris, Louis Janet, rue St. Jacques, (a pag. CLVII l'indicazione "inprimé par Firmin Didot"), s.d., ma 1830. In-12° (19x11), pp. (2)+CLVII+11+44+(2), e pp.(4)di musica notata. Con 4 tavv. fuori testo incise da Rouarge. Frontespizio in rosso e nero, e complessive 8 iniziali ornate (4 piccole e 4 a tutta pagina); caratteri gotici. Leg. tela rossa editoriale, titolo in oro al dorso. Qualche fioritura al frontespizio e alle tavole, ma buon es. (12557) Libro curioso e non comune, che ebbe un "tirage à petit nombre" (Brunet, II/1663), con alcuni esemplari miniati. In realtà il testo, contenente 4 presunte cronache inedite, impresso in caratteri gotici e tratto da un presunto manoscritto della metà del XV secolo, fu opera dello stesso Francisque Michel (1809-87), dotto filologo e medievalista di Lione, che vi collocò alcune note esplicative, seguite poi dal testo di Charles Nodier, Recherches sur le Style, et particulièrement sur celui des Chroniques.