Perceau l (16 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: Fair. Envoi rapide couverture défraîchie premier plat taché intérieur jauni propre. in12. 1923. Broché. Fair.

CONTREPÈTERIE[PERCEAU (L.)].La redoute des contrepèteries.Présentées par Louis Perceau, illustrées par J. Touchet.P., 1959, in-16 br., pet. manque au coin de la 1ère de couv., nombr. ill. h.t. 175 gr.

Couverture souple. Zustand: Bon. un volume in-8°, LXXIV 355 (3) pp., couverture rempliée. (couverture légèrement roussie et faiblement marquée, coupures et petits manques au dos, feuillets brunis). Quelques hors-textes. Hommage signé de Fernand Fleuret.

PERCEAU (L.).La redoute des contrepéteries.Ill. par J. TouchetP., 1949, pet. in-12, br., nombr. ill. h.t. 175 gr.

FLEURET (F.) et PERCEAU (L.).Les satires françaises du XVIIe siècle.P., 1923, 2 vol. pet. in-8°, br., couv. rempliées lég. défr., ex. num. sur pur fil Lafuma. 900 gr.

rigide. Zustand: Très bon. 2 vol. in-8 rel. plein chagrin bordeaux, dos ornés à 5 nerfs, couv. cons., ill. deux tons, Le Livre du Bibliophile, Georges Briffaut éditeur, Paris, 1929 et 1931, 332 pp. et 284 pp. Très bel exemplaire. Poids de 2,3 Kg Langue: Français.

Couverture souple. Zustand: Très bon. Paris . Briffaut . 1932 . Broché 16 x 24 cm , sous couverture rempliée , de 254 pages , ornées d'aquarelles de CARLEGLE . Exemplaire sur Vélin de Rives , N° 235 / 1200 . Dos un peu insolé , sinon tres bon état .

Couverture souple. Zustand: bon. R320073289: 1923. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. LXII + 302 pages - Frontispice en noir et blanc. . . . Classification Dewey : 847-Satire, humour.

Couverture souple. Zustand: bon. RO40104928: 1927. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 321 pages. Quelques pages non coupées. . . . Classification Dewey : 840.03-XVI ème siècle.

In-8 de ( 210 X 140 mm ) de 415 pages, cartonnage acajou à la bradel. La deuxième et la meilleure édition de cette bibliographie. 930 livres décrits avec souvent des commentaires et la collation des planches. Très bel exemplaire numéroté. Bibiographie Bibliophilie Curiosa Erotisme Littérature.

Kartoniert. 1930. 400, 415 S. Oktn. (SW : Buchwesen) * Eins von 1000 num. Ex. (ger. läd.). Buch.

Kartoniert. 1930. 400, 415 S. Oktn. (ger. läd.). Eins von 1000 num. Ex. (Erotica,Erotika, erotische , Buchwesen, französische Literatur). Buch.

Couverture souple. Zustand: Bon. BIBLIOGRAPHIE PERCEAU (L.).Bibliographie du roman érotique au XIXe siècle donnant une desciption complète de tous les romans, nouvelles, et autres ouvrages en prose, publiés sous le manteau en français, de 1800 à nos jours, et de toutes leurs réimpressions.P., 1930, 2 vol. gr. in-8°, br., couv. rempliées, non rognés, qq. rouss., envoi. 2200 gr. …

[Woman.Thirty-nine unpublished erotic poems with Sixteen drawings reproduced in facsimile and an engraved portrait by P.-A. Laurens]. 16 plates of reproduced pencil illustrations. First edition. Small folio, blank, half-title, frontispiece, title, [2pp.], pp-7-96, largely printed in purple facsimile holograph on rectos, untrimmed, in the original stiff red card wrapper with titles in black on spine and within a double ruled box on the upper portion on white paper labels, glacine jacket, burgundy card slipcase, French text. One of 250 copies on ve?lin de rives from a complete run of 260, with ten on Japon and an unspecified number of copies for collaborators numbered in latin. N.p. [Paris], n.p. Mytile?ne [Paris], A? l'enseigne de Bilitis [Georges Briffaut], n.d., 1938. £750.00 Partly uncut, block separated from wrapper, a tear in the glacine on the spine, slipcase very fragile and a bit chipped with paper starting on backstrip. Uncommon. Dutel 1560, Pia 496-497. Juvenilia in the form of forty of Louy?s 'Licentious' erotic poems and 16 illustrations that are dedicated to women as sexual objects with the aim to classify them into types ? a practice that the author continued late into his life but with a camera. The illustrations do not ?match' the text but the poems have the same 'inspiration' and are from the same period (op cit Pia). 219137.…

Stiff Stories for the instruction of young maidens by a Journalist and abundantly illustrated]. 43 illustrations. First edition. 8vo., endpaper, half-title/tirage, illustrated title (printed in bistre), pp-5-136, 43 illustrations; with 30 in the text and 13 tailpieces, sewn into the original stiff white paper wrapper, orange paper jacket with titles and a fleuron (after Fe?licien Rops) in black within a box (reproduced on the title), spine title in ink on the original glacine overwrapper. One of 400 on Papier Verge Chesterfield. With 31 leaves of 21 x 13.5 cm manuscript loosely inserted into the book. The text in blue ink, in a clear hand, on the rectos of Chambre de De?pute?s stationery comprising 30 other unpublished ?Gaillardes' . Marseille, [Paris], A L'Enseigne Des Trois Cagoles, [Maurice Duflou] n.d., 1938. £2,500.00 Book block split, contents loosening (from the stuffed in manuscript material), glacine a bit worn with some loss on head of spine. Dutel 1712, Pia 649, Rose 2211. Rare, the only other good association copy, but without manuscript material, known to us is one signed on the title and cover in the BnF described in Pia. Provenance: Perceau's copy marked-up with ? x 's sporadically in pencil in the margins. This with the holograph title on spine, and the collection of unpublished manuscript stories around female sexuality that are included, suggests new research and rejigging for a new edition (or for the sheer joy of collecting/writing smut). Formerly in the collection of Jean-Pierre Faur. Illustrated with coarse and salty illustrations of largely domestic and very explicit sexual scenes, signed in the stone by ?Pol' (Luc Lafnet). The very decorations of the book are laced with sex- ual profanity the jacket and title illustrations depict the same scene of a Priapeia, taken from Rops, with a gaggle of naked women (but for stockings) clambering over a large tumescent penis, or kneeling in supplication under the testes. Perceau worked closely with Maurice Duflou on other clandestine publications but apparently only this one under the sign of the 'Trois Cagoles' or ?three tarts' in English. Perceau is a giant in erotic publishing and bibliography, and, along with Guillaume Apollinaire and Fernand Fleuret, produced ?L'Enfer De La Bibliothe?que Nationale' , the first systematic bibliography of the banishment section forerotica in the French National Library (equivalent perhaps to Kearney's ?private case' in the British Library but far more extensive). His biographer described him as living several ?breathless lives' as clandestine poet, bibliographer (of course), historian of secret archives but also libertine singer, journo politico, pagan folklorist, anthologiser of the salacious, autodidactic pedagogue, public meeting warm-up man, and hardened lecher (Vincent Labaume ? Louis Perceau, le polygraphe, 2005). He wrote under a number of pseudonyms and noms a? clef , here as ?Un Journaliste' , but else- where as Dr Ludovico Hernandez for a work on sodomy trials (p-7 Jim Chevallier ? The Old RegimePoliceBlotterII:Sodomites,Tribadsand'CrimesAgainstNature',2010),asJacquesOncial for his first publication (a book of contrepe?teries ) and ? Helpey, bibliographe poitevin' publishing collec- tions of his own poetry under the name ?Aexandre de Verineau' . There were other names too. Most important of all, he published the magisterial Bibliographie du Roman E?rotique au XIXe sie?cle in 1930 which remains in use to this day (not least by this cataloguer). This copy is well known to the eroto-cognoscenti, the bawdy/lusty or lewd jokes on Chambre Des De?pute?s stationery delighted Labaume who noted that Perceau accompanied Pierre Renaudel, con- servative Socialist politician, and editor of L'Humanite? , to the legislative assembly of France's Par- liament on many occasions( ibid p-226). Here amidst the drone of ?serious' political discussion and grand formal receptions and banquets that he stalked, Perceau recorded and laid out thes.…

Paris, Libraire du Bon Vieux Temps, 1924. 2 tomes. xviii,521-555 p. demi-peau de truie (Satiriques Franç. 3).