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Books, manuscripts, photographs, and rare objects catalogued by the bookshop over the years. An archive for bibliophiles and connoisseurs of written heritage.
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Stefan Zweig
Vingt-quatre heures de la vie d’une femme
Paris, Neufchâtel, Victor Attinger, 1929.Zweig's masterwork: rare deluxe copy, bound by Van WestSold
Stefan Zweig
Emile Verhaeren, sa vie, son oeuvre
Paris, Mercure de France, [April 4] 1910.In 1910, Stefan Zweig published this study devoted to the celebrated Belgian poet, author of Villes tentaculaires, whom Zweig regarded as embodying that republic of letters representing the quintessence of the European spirit. Zweig was fascinated by every aspect of Verhaeren's work: its intensity, its expression of the Flemish soul, and the power with which…Sold
Stefan Zweig
La Pitié dangereuse
Paris, Grasset (Imp. Floch à Mayenne), 1939.Zweig's only novel, bound by LillazSold
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