Welcome to a unique literary journey that takes us back to the fascinating world of Jules Verne, the visionary French author who pioneered the science fiction genre. These Jules Verne books were the personal collection of Rene Lalique, who was a close friend to Jules Verne himself.
This auction offers an extraordinary collection of Verne's works and related ephemera, opening a window into the mind of this brilliant writer who imagined the future with remarkable accuracy.
Also included in the auction is an array of Literature from 1st editions, to signed copies from the author themselves. The auction will be accompanied by a curated selection of Prints, Multiples, and Photography.
Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a piece of literary history. Join us as we journey through the imaginative world of Jules Verne and explore the depths of his genius.
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LOT 19:
Jules Verne, Les Indes Noires/Le Chancellor, Red
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Sold for: $80
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Estimated price :
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Jules Verne, Les Indes Noires/Le Chancellor, Red
Fair volume from Hetzel's French edition Au Deux Elephants with red cover from the Voyages Extraordinaires series by Jules Verne. It includes the novels Les Indes-Noires, Le Chancellor and Martin Paz (The Child of the Cavern; The Survivors of the Chancellor) with illustrations by Charles Barbant, J. Ferrat, and Riou. Catalogue BR for 1883-1884. Collection Hetzel, Bibliotheque d'Education et de Recreation, published by Pierre Jules Hetzel et Cie, Paris.
Artist: Jules Verne (French 1828-1905)
Issued: 1883
Dimensions: 7.50"W x 11"H x 1.40"D
Manufacturer: Hetzel
Country of Origin: France
Provenance: Collection of Marie-Claude Lalique
Condition: Fair. torn part of spine cover (loose part included in volume). Some soiling on back cover. Foxing and browning. Worn corners. Clean front cover and tight binding.
