[REBOUL, Guillaume de, attr.] - Lot 150

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[REBOUL, Guillaume de, attr.] - Lot 150
[REBOUL, Guillaume de, attr.] The New Panurge with the Navigation in the imaginary Isle; its rejuvenation in this one; & the journey that his spirit made in the other world; during the rejuvenation of his body. Together an exact observation of the wonders he saw: in both worlds La Rochelle [but no doubt Tournon], Michel Gaillard, [1614-1616] Rediscovery of a beautifully bound copy for the Marquis René de la Vieuville, one of the finest collectors of the second half of the 17th century. Le nouveau panurge: anti-protestant pamphlet written in a style "à l'imitation de Rabelais" (J.-C. Brunet), and printed probably in Tournon. Old collection of Baron Pichon Original edition In-12 (143 x 78mm) Collation: A-N12, A8R-N9r paginated 1-291 Contents: A1r title with console fleuron in the centre, A1r privilege: "Extract from the privilege of the King of the other world", granted by the "King of the other world" to Michel Gaillard for 101 years (!).), A2r dedication To the Ministers of the Dauphiné, A4r odes and verses, A6r dedication To the Reader, A8r text, N9v table "Supple" binding with small flaps for René de la Vieuville (end of the 17th century). Red morocco, gilt decoration, triple fillet framing with fleur-de-lys at the corners, title in gilt letters on the top cover, long spine, gilt and decorated with the characteristic "W" decoration (for the two V's of La Vieuville surmounted by a duke's crown) and iron in the sun, gilt edges Provenance: René marquis de La Vieuville (1652-1719) -- baron Jérôme Pichon (ex-libris; cat. 1897, no. 983) -- acquired from the bookseller Lucien Gougy on February 10, 1919 Slightly short at the top, small gallery of verses in the upper margin of the last leaves without affecting the text The BnF owns two copies of this edition. The second, digitized on Gallica, belonged to François-Louis Jamet (1710-1778). The imposition of the folios is in all respects similar to the Polaillon copy. Only the ornamental mat
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