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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work was reproduced from the original artifact, and remains as true to the original work as possible. Therefore, you will see the original copyright references, library stamps (as most of these works have been housed in our most important libraries around the world), and other notations in the work.

[RAIMBERT DE PARIS].Les infortunes d'Ogier le Danois.Texte adapté par Marie Butts, 4pl. h.t. en couleurs et 22 dessins de Laforge.Coll. Contes héroïques de Douce France.P., 1913, pet. in-8°, cart. demi-perc., pièce de titre, signet. 300 gr.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. 141 pp., 1 p. ; illustrated, 4 plates ; 20 cm. ; original of WorldCat copy described as OCLC: 25129503 ; textured red cloth with gold lettering and paste-down color lithograph on front cover ; illustrated throughout with numerous vibrant and exciting illustrations in black and white by Lucien LaForge in a post-art nouveau style ; 4 brilliant color plates, clearly some of LaForge's best work ; several notes written on the margins of some pages ; underlined words on some pages ; names on front and back ep ; spine chipped ; foxing ; pages untrimmed ; story adapted from Raimbert de Paris ; no copy reported held by any library ; scarce ; G. Book.

8 Works in 12 vols., 8vo (187 x 110 mm), printed on fine laid paper, wide margins, limited edition, finely bound in contemporary full crushed red morocco by Kofhler, marbled endpapers, inner dentelles and edges tooled in gilt, boards with thin triple fillet gilt border, five raised bands to spine, 2 compartments gilt lettered direct, others gilt tooled extra, all edges gilt, a couple of spines with minor scuffs otherwise an excellent set. 1. Li romans de Berte aus grans Piés. 1836. Second edition, one of 200 copies. 2. Li romans de Garin le Loherain. 1833. 2 vols., 400 copies, facsimile plate. 3. Li Romans de Parise la Duchesse. 1836. 420 copies. 4. La Chanson des Saxons. 1839. 2 vols., 420 copies. 5. Li romans de Raoul de Cambrai. 1840. 420 copies, facsimile plate. 6. La chevalerie Ogier de Danemarche. 1842. 2 vols., 420 copies, 2 facsimile plates. 7. Le Romancero François. 1833. 420 copies. 8. La chanson d'Antioche. 1848. 2 vols., 420 copies. Provenance: From the library of Charles Butler (1821-1910), Warren Wood in Hatfield, Hertfordshire. Vicaire VI, 1185.

12 volumes in 11, complete. A COMPLETE SET, with all of the (often missing) facsimile plates, OF THE "ROMANS DES DOUZE PAIRS DE FRANCE", the series which, under the stewardship of Paulin Paris, inaugurated the publication of the Old French chansons de geste. Although the chansons de geste (Old French epics) constitute perhaps the most remarkable genre of medieval French literature, NOT ONE had ever before been printed. This series includes 8 works in 12 volumes. ALL OF THESE WORKS ARE PRINTED HERE FOR THE FIRST TIME, AND SEVERAL OF THEM ARE AMONG THE MOST IMPORTANT WORKS OF MEDIEVAL LITERATURE. ***1. Li romans de Berte aus grans piés (Paris: Techener, 1832). Complete with two facsimiles (one folding and in two states, one of which is beautifully colored by hand.) ONE OF ONLY 20 LARGE-PAPER COPIES ON WHATMAN WOVE PAPER OF THE FIRST EDITION OF THE FIRST OLD FRENCH CHANSON DE GESTE EVER PRINTED, from a total edition limited to 210 copies. There was a second printing in 1836, from a new setting of type. ***2-3. Li romans de Garin le Loherain (2 volumes. Paris: Techener, 1833-1835). Complete with the facsimile plate. The first edition of the second Old French chanson de geste ever printed. Edition limited to 420 copies. ***4. Li romans de Parise la Duchesse (Paris: Techener, 1836). Edition limited to 420 copies. *** 5-6. La chanson des Saxons ("Saisnes": 2 volumes. Paris: Techener, 1839). EXTREMELY IMPORTANT AND VERY RARE. Edition limited to 420 copies. ***7. Li romans de Raoul de Cambrai (Paris: Techener, 1840). Edition limited to 420 copies. Extremely important. Complete with the hand-colored facsimile plate.*** 8-9. La chevalerie Ogier de Danemarche (2 volumes in 1. Paris: Techener, 1842). ONE OF ONLY 99 COPIES PRINTED 4to ON FINE PAPER, WITH THE TWO FACSIMILE PLATES PRINTED ON VELLUM AND BEAUTIFULLY COLORED BY HAND. THESE TWO PLATES ARE USUALLY MISSING. ***10. La mort de Garin le Loherain (Paris: Franck, 1846). Edition limited to 420 copies, but about half of those were reissued with a new title-page in 1862. SINCE THIS BOOK WAS NOT PUBLISHED BY TECHENER, IT IS VIRTUALLY ALWAYS MISSING, EVEN FROM SETS DESCRIBED AS COMPLETE. ***11-12. La chanson d'Antioche (Paris: Techener, 1848). Edition limited to 420 copies. *** All volumes (except the Berthe) printed on extremely fine laid paper. The works were issued separately, and complete sets are very rare in private hands. 8vo and 4to. Nine volumes attractively bound in late-19th-century morocco or half morocco (not all bindings match), the other three volumes in original boards or wraps. Slight traces of wear to a few of the bindings, internally FINE AND BRIGHT. Cole 1832/1, 1833/1, 1836/2, 1840/1, 1842/1, 1846/1, and 1848/1. Vicaire VI, 1185. ENORMOUSLY IMPORTANT FOR THE HISTORY OF MEDIEVAL STUDIES, AND VERY RARE AS A COMPLETE SET--AND EVEN MORE SO AS HERE, WITH "BERTE AUS GRANS PIES" IN FIRST PRINTING AND ON LARGE PAPER, "LA MORT DE GARIN LE LOHERAIN" IN FIRST ISSUE, THE "OGIER DE DANEMARCHE" ON LARGE PAPER, AND ALL OF THE FACSIMILE PLATES PRESENT.

Paris, Techener, 1842. In 4to. (28 cm.). Couverture muette. Exemplaire à toutes marges sur papier vergé fin. CIII-557 pp. Couture provisoire: reliure d'attente. (Romans des douze pairs de France, VIII & IX). (Vicaire, VI/1187: fait mention cette édition "sur papier vélin" par erreur; il faut lire "sur papier vergé") Il a été tiré dans le format in-quarto 99 exemplaires sur papier vélin. Avec 2 feuillets de fac-simile sur parchemin, dont un avec une miniature, rehaussée d'or et coloriée à la main. Cet exemplaire porte le numéro 44. William Cole (Fine and Otherwise Notable Editions of Medieval French Texts.) décrit son exemplaire avec 2 pages supplémentaires 558 & 559 avec des "corrections et additions". Évidemment cettes deux pages manquent cet exemplaire.

Paris, Techener, Place du Louvre, 1842, exemplaire sur grand papier ; format in-4° ( 261 x 215 mm), Deux parties dans un volume. (4)pp nn + ciii pp + (4)pp nn (2 feuilles facsimilées sur vélin avec une miniature color. rehaussée en or) + (2)pp nn (corrections) + 557 pp (complet). Reliure en demi-cuir brun à coins d'époque. Dos et coins de la reliure avec qq. défauts, page de titre avec une tâche brune régulière sinon bel exemplaire d'un livre extrêment rare. Suivant une notice imprimée de Techener; le livre a été imprimé en ce format à seulement 99 exemplaires. Ceci est le numéro 41. (ce format était nécessaire pour insérer les facsimiles sur vélin). A la fin on a gardé une facture pour ce livre (Gand , Camille Vyt, 1884, à Mons. Auguste Hock à Liège). Livre remarquable ; témoin du goût pour l'art et la litérature gothique dans la première moitié du 19.s. Ceci est aussi la première édition de ce texte.