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Broglie, duc de - Lalauze - La Journée de Fontenoy. Navarre, - Lot 275

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Broglie, duc de - Lalauze - La Journée de Fontenoy. Navarre, - Lot 275
Broglie, duc de - Lalauze - La Journée de Fontenoy. Navarre, Sous la Direction d'un Amateur, 1897. Large in-8, full red morocco, fleur-de-lys on the boards within a frame of 9 gilt fillets bearing a floral decoration in the middle of each side, spine decorated with fleur-de-lys in gilt boxes, double fillet on the edges, fleur-de-lys frame within a double gilt fillet on the back covers, scarlet moire endpapers, all edges gilt, covers preserved, red morocco striped folder, lined case (The Club Binery 1908). Slight spotting - [4 ff.], III, 71 pp. and [1 f.], coloured etchings engraved by Adolphe Lalauze from his original watercolours and those of his son Alphonse Lalauze (cover, title vignette, head and tailpieces, 8 engravings outside the text, one of which on a double page). All the illustrations in double state, one in colour with remarks and the other in bistre. Edition of 100 numbered copies, 1/75 on vélin du Marais (n° 32) signed by the two artists. First edition. Occurred on May 11, 1745 during the War of Austrian Succession, the battle of Fontenoy which took place in the presence of Louis XV and the Dauphin was a brilliant victory of the Marshal of Saxony at the head of the French troops. A beautiful evocation by Albert de Broglie (1821-1901), diplomat and historian as well as admirable stylist. The volume was produced under the direction of Paul Réveilhac, art lover and co-founder of the Société Normande du Livre Illustré who had it printed in Évreux by Hérissey. A superb copy in a spectacular fleurdelys binding.
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