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Discover this first edition of the monograph *J.-B. Carpeaux (1827–1875) * by Victor Margueritte, a rare, large-format book published in 1913 by the prestigious Éditions Paul Iribe & Cie in Paris. This work traces the fascinating life of this genius of French sculpture during the Second Empire, from his rise to fame with “La Danse” at the Opéra Garnier to his artistic struggles in the face of criticism from his contemporaries.

This sought-after collector’s edition is part of an extremely limited print run; this copy bears the number 393 out of an exclusive total of 510 copies printed. Featuring a magnificent frontispiece portrait and six inset illustrations, it is an exceptional piece that is a must-have for any art history enthusiast, discerning bibliophile, or collector of 19th-century sculptures.

Features and condition:

– Edition: First edition (1913), numbered deluxe edition (No. 393 / 510).
– Format: Large folio (80 pages in French).
– Binding: Original semi-flexible cover.
– Overall condition: Good used condition. The interior remains sound, despite some scattered foxing that attests to its authenticity.
– Notable defects: Small areas of loss visible on the bottom edge of the cover; these do not compromise the structural integrity of the volume.

A rare opportunity to acquire a piece of French art history in its finest period configuration. Add this numbered piece to your library before it is gone.

 

Shipping:
– The book is carefully packaged.
– A tracking number is provided to guarantee safe delivery.
– A signature is required upon delivery.

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