REF. 0776

Les quatre parties du jour. Poëme en vers libres, imité de l'Allemand de M. Zacharie

Place
Paris
Date
1773
Format
In-8 (226 x 153 mm)
Binding
Léon Gruel
Collation
(2) ff., 44 pp., (1) f.
Language
French
Century
18th century
Distinctive features
First translation of Zacharie's poem by the Abbé Aleaume

Condition report

Good

€400
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ALEAUME (Abbé). Les quatre parties du jour. Poëme en vers libres, imité de l’Allemand de M. Zacharie.
Paris: P. Alex. Le Prieur, 1773.

8vo (226 × 153 mm). (2) ff., 44 pp., (1) f. Full light-brown morocco, covers framed within double panels of triple gilt fillets with a scattered rose-tool pattern, spine gilt in compartments with raised bands, double gilt fillet to board edges, gilt edges, gilt turn-ins; binding by Gruel.

First edition.
The first French translation of Zachariae’s poem, rendered by the Abbé Aleaume. The work is divided into four cantos and illustrated with a frontispiece portrait, four full-page engraved plates, and four chapter vignettes, all engraved by Jean-Charles Baquoy (1721–1777) after designs by Eisen (1720–1778).

A very attractive copy, beautifully bound, with only a few pale spots of foxing, slightly more noticeable on the final leaf and final blank.