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Évenore et Leucippe

1856140 x 235 mm

FIRST EDITION.
Copy of Robert Hoe well bound by Dodè.

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FIRST EDITION.

Appeared in serial form in La Presse from January 1856, Évenore and Leucippe devait faire partie d'une série consacrée aux amants illustres qu'Agricol Perdiguier avait commandée à George Sand. L'ouvrage prit un titre plus accrocheur à partir de 1861 : The Love of the Golden Age.
Separate text in the author's work which qualifies it as Antediluvian legend in the 1861 preface,"Evenore and Leucippe is neither a story, nor a novel, nor a poem per se."

Copy from the famous collection of the American bibliophile Robert Hoe (1839-1909), a wealthy manufacturer of printing presses, each volume of which bears a luxurious leather bookplates.

Beautiful copy, well bound by Dodè in full calf and whose bright yellow covers are well preserved.

Paris,Bookstore of Garnier Frères,1856.3 volumesIn-8, Bound,140 x 235 mm,298, 301, 260 pp. table in each volume.

Reliures de la fin du XIXème siècle signée Dodè, plein veau citron, dos lisses richement ornés d’encadrements, roulettes et fleurons, encadrement sur les plats, couvertures et dos conservés, étui bordé.

Bio

George Sand

(born in Paris on 1 July 1804 and died in the Château de Nohant-Vic on 8 June 1876)

Amantine Aurore Lucile Dupin, Baroness Dudevant, known as George Sand, novelist, playwright, epistolier, literary critic, journalist.

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