[LABOUREUR (Jean-Émile)]. DES ROCHES (Catherine). La Puce de Madame des Roches ou Jeux Poétiques, composés aux grands jours de Poitiers l'An M.D.LXXIX par Catherine Des Roches, Étienne Pasquier, Claude Binet et Nicolas Rapin. Paris, pour les bibliophiles du Palais, 1936.
In-8, edition illustrated by Jean-Émile Laboureur with 16 burin engravings. Introduction by Fernand Fleuret. Typography by Louis Jou.
Limited edition of 200 numbered copies on Rives vellum, this one no. 10, printed for Daniel Cogniet.
Bound in full black morocco, boards covered with marbled paper, smooth spine, gilt title, author and illustrator, covers and spine preserved. In a slipcase and folder lined with the same morocco, signed François Brindeau.

Provenance: Elvire Choureau library.

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[LABOUREUR (Jean-Émile)]. DES ROCHES (Catherine). La Puce de Madame des Roches ou Jeux Poétiques, composés aux grands jours de Poitiers l'An M.D.LXXIX par Catherine Des Roches, Étienne Pasquier, Claude Binet et Nicolas Rapin. Paris, pour les bibliophiles du Palais, 1936. In-8, edition illustrated by Jean-Émile Laboureur with 16 burin engravings. Introduction by Fernand Fleuret. Typography by Louis Jou. Limited edition of 200 numbered copies on Rives vellum, this one no. 10, printed for Daniel Cogniet. Bound in full black morocco, boards covered with marbled paper, smooth spine, gilt title, author and illustrator, covers and spine preserved. In a slipcase and folder lined with the same morocco, signed François Brindeau. Provenance: Elvire Choureau library. Expert : Mr. Nicolas Asvisio

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[LABOUREUR (Jean-Émile)]. DES ROCHES (Catherine). La Puce de Madame des Roches ou Jeux Poétiques, composés aux grands jours de Poitiers l'An M.D.LXXIX par Catherine Des Roches, Étienne Pasquier, Claude Binet et Nicolas Rapin. Paris, pour les bibliophiles du Palais, 1936. In-8, edition illustrated by Jean-Émile Laboureur with 16 burin engravings. Introduction by Fernand Fleuret. Typography by Louis Jou. Limited edition of 200 numbered copies on Rives vellum, this one no. 10, printed for Daniel Cogniet. Bound in full black morocco, boards covered with marbled paper, smooth spine, gilt title, author and illustrator, covers and spine preserved. In a slipcase and folder lined with the same morocco, signed François Brindeau. Provenance: Elvire Choureau library. Expert : Mr. Nicolas Asvisio
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