Verlaine, Paul: Fêtes galantes

BARBIER, GEORGE. 1882-1932. VERLAINE, PAUL. Fetes Galantes. Paris: H. Piazza, 1928. 4to (300 x 223 mm). 20 hors texte pochoir colored plates, pochoir vignettes to both covers and title page. Later re

Verlaine, Paul Fêtes galantes. Mit radiertem Frontispiz u. 22 ganzs. zweitonigen ORadierungen sowie Buchschmuck von Léon Lebègue. Paris, Ferroud, 1913. 54 S., 2 Bll. Kl. 4°. Dunkel

Fêtes Galantes

Barbier (George).- Verlaine (Paul) Fêtes Galantes, one of 800 copies on velin de Rives from an edition limited to 1200, pochoir decorative title and 20 plates by George Barbier, endpapers lightly t

VERLAINE PAUL: (1844-1896) French Poet. Considered one of the greatest in French poetry. A.N.S., signed twice, P. Verlaine, one page, oblong 8vo, Paris, 13th May 1886, to Mr. Vanier, in French. The do

VERLAINE PAUL]: (1844-1896) French Poet. Considered one of the greatest in French poetry. A.N.S., `P. Verlaine´, one page, oblong 12mo, n.p., 23rd December 1891, to Leon Vanier, in French. The auto

[LYDIS, Mariette] VERLAINE, Paul. Parallèlement, with 15 illustrations by Mariette LYDIS. Paris:Georges Guillot, 1949. Numbered 210/320

19th Century French School “Fete Galante” oil on canvas. Canvas: 32"H x 40"W; Frame: 41"H x 48.625"W. PROVENANCE: Newhouse Galleries, New York, NY (label on verso). NOTE: Plaque on frame attribute

Rococo-Style, 20th C. 40"h x 24"w

TAPESTRY D'ART DE RAMBOVILLET: 20th C reproduction silkscreen tapestry depicting Les Fete Galante romantic scene. Measures approx. 4'7" x 6'2". Label is intact.

Medium: original etching and drypoint. Printed on Arches paper by Daragnes and published in Paris in 1951 by Manuel Bruker for "Eloge de Marcel Vertes", issued in a limited edition of 200. Size: 12 1/

Verlaine, Paul-Marie Letter to Armand Gouzien ALS signed Paul Verlaine, written to Armand Gouzien, no date [Thursday ?] 21 x 13cm, 1 page, relating to an article Verlaine is writing for Gouzien, sligh

Verlaine, Paul; Bonnard, Pierre. PARALLELEMENT. Geneva: Edito-Service, 1977. Facsimile of 1900 edition. No. 984. Quarto. Chemise of brown paper boards backed in gilt-lettered brown leatherette, housin

Works in 8 volumes.Verlaine, Paul Oeuvres Completes De Paul Verlaine Illustrated by Berthold MahnEdition de la Librairie de France. ParisFrench Edition. Leatherbound Set. _x000D_ Inv. 85

[EROTICA]. PHILIPP, Martin Erich (1887-1978), illustrator. VERLAINE, Paul (1844-1896). Frauen. Deutsche Ausgabe des Buches “Femmes”. [Germany: privately printed, 1922]. Illustrated with 10

School of Jean-Baptiste Pater (French, 1695-1736) "Fete Galante" oil on canvas unsigned. Framed. 18" x 24-1/2", framed 23" x 29-3/8"

A pair of fluted porcelain epergnes of typical bleu celeste ground, decorated with hand-painted fete galante, scrollwork enameling, and mounted with gilt bronze accents. Sevres style marks tobase, lat

A pair of French gilt bronze sconces, backed by Sevres style porcelain plaques in typical bleu celeste with hand painted fete galante scenes, bordered in a blue velvet. French, late 19th/early 20th C.

A pair of Dresden lidded vases in four compartment design, with hand painted fete galante scenes flanked by turquoise ground floral sprays, separated by gilded scrollwork motif. With AR marks to base,

19th Century English Needlework School, Oval shaped Fete Galante with Well Dressed Maidens and Musician, wood and silk needlework with eglomise reverse painted mat and gilded wood frame measuring 20 x

Paul Verlaine (attrib), oil on canvas, 1887, Attributed to Paul Verlaine (French, 1844-1896), "Bois", illegibly signed lower right, old paper label verso, 25"squ (canvas), 32"squ (frame) Provenance: A

PAUL VERLAINE (1844-1896) Mes Prisons. Paris: Léon Vanier, 1893. [iv], 81, [1] pp. 8vo, sewn pamphlet in printed wrappers bound into contemporary ¾ morocco over marbled boards, by P. Hauttec

Heading: (Fine Bindings) Author: Verlaine Title: Jadis et Naguere Place Published: Paris Publisher:Albert Messein Date Published: 1921 Description: Color pochoir illustratio

Paul Verlaine, Signed Letter to Theo Dated 1894The letter, addressed to Theo Dobbelmann pertains to a manuscript, framed together with a cover of "Oeuvres Poetiques," by Verlaine with his po