Forumbiblioteket 1952. Hft 171 sidor.

Inb m.skyddsomlag 241 sidor

Fasquelle 1965 Pocket 250 sidor. På franska

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Natur och kultur, 1943, 322 s, blått halvfranskt band med 4 upphöjda bindn och blått övre snitt, mycket gott skick

Niloe, 1986, 91-7102-121-3, med 73 ill av franska konstnärer, 220 s, skinnimiterat pappband med skyddsomslag, omslaget något nött i kanter, boken i mycket gott skick

Niloe, 1986, 91-7102-160-4, 221 s, med 110 ill av J. Girardet, montegut, de Myrbach, picard och Rossi, skinnimitationsband med skyddsomslag, omslaget lite gulnat, gott skick

Fine 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall Paperback First Thus Daudet based 'Sappho' on his love affair with Chien Vert, a notorious tart. He wrote it when he was already beginning to suffer from the syphilitic paralysis which eventually killed him, and the story is a moral tale intended for his sons to read at 20. It is an evocative portrait of a glorious demi-mondaine, an artist's model still more moving that the works she inspires. Sappho's helplessness and sexual beauty are responsible for the progressive moral and spiritual collapse of her lover. The book is a set-piece illustrating the mauling decadence inflicts on hope . With an Introduction By Nell Dunn.

Paris ND. Halv parchment binding. Golddecorated spine with a red title label. Top edges in gold. 356 pp.

Paris [late 19:th century]. Alphonse Lemerre. Red half leather with five slightly elevated bindings and gilt lettering on spine. Gilt upper edge, other edges raw cut. (6) + 470 pp. + (4).