Jean salles editor (2 risultati)

Mass Market Paperback. Condizione: Good. 1er Trimestre 1964. 127 pp. Solidly bound copy with moderate use. Binding strengthened with adhesive tape. Light foxing on page edges. Text in French. Occassional pen markings on text.

AN EXTRAORDINARY LARGE-PAPER COPY OF THE FIRST EDITION OF THE FIRST PLAY ABOUT CHARLOTTE CORDAY AND JEAN-PAUL MARAT (and the only one written by someone who knew the main characters!), ENRICHED WITH ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENTS AND PORTRAITS. 224 pp + three facsimiles (complete). Salle (not "Salles", as appears on the title-page) was a French revolutionary guillotined in 1794 at the age of 34. In 1793, While in hiding in St-Emilion, he composed this play, in verse. It remained unpublished until this 1864 edition. A LARGE-PAPER COPY PRINTED ON FOLIO ON FINE LAID PAPER. Vicaire (VII, col. 180-181) mentions no such copies. This is A PRESENTATION COPY, inscribed and signed by Moreau-Chaslon to M. Diot. Bound in is a signed autograph letter from Moreau-Chaslon to Diot, discussing this play and Salle's other literary work, his poetic account of Danton's descent into Hell. On the conjugal blank, Diot has written a long note, signed and dated 1878, about his acquaintance with François Ponsard (the dedicatee of the book) and the events that led to the books publication. We also find a mounted note from another Jean-Baptiste Salle, in which he discusses having discovered the only known portrait of Salle--and both a photograph of the potrait and a careful hand-drawn copy are mounted alongside this note. Folio. Bound in contemporary quarter pebbled leather and pebbled boards. A modest binding, and somewhat worn (but completely solid). Internally uncut and clean, with the paper very bright. A UNIQUE COPY OF THE FIRST PLAY ABOUT CORDAY AND MARAT.…