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The Sept poèmes were reissued in Cahors in 1944 for the Liberation of the Lot, before being included in Au rendez-vous allemand, also in 1944. They had originally appeared in the collection La Bibliothèque française, created by Louis Aragon “on the model of the Éditions de Minuit, from which it borrowed certain titles for distribution…

Marivaux without marivaudage: deluxe issue

First illustrated edition. Genevoix's own copy

Proust enters Guermantes

Prix Femina 1936, inscribed copy

Cartier-Bresson discovers Mexico

A tribute to England

One of 26 deluxe copies on Hollande paper

July reprint, admitting Gary's authorship

Gary's elaborate hoax: Shatan Bogat

First printing: one of 20 rare signed color suites

Illustrated by Jean Commère, pearl Japan paper copy

Vigny's early letters to Hugo, bound by Marius Michel

Barthes's foundational essay, inscribed

Char's central collection

Twenty years to mature, ten to write

Maurice de Lacoste's copy

Twelve free etchings

The first two sticker albums in France!

I doubt, therefore I am

Marcel Arland's copy, inscribed

Jean-Louis Bory's copy, inscribed

Binding by Monique Mathieu

Char's manuscript to Anne Reinbold, bound by Louise Bescond

One of Camus's last inscriptions, with a drawn sun

Céline's only play

Mirbeau's copy, one of 9 deluxe copies on “hell green” Japanese paper

First cartonnage edition

“to Madame Révelin, consoler of the afflicted”