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RENOUARD, Antoine-Augustin (1765-1853) -- Catalogue des livres de la bibliothèque de M.***. [Paris: Silvestre, 4 November 1811].
8o (198 x 120 mm). Contemporary French light brown half morocco, flat spine richly gilt à la grotesque, sprinkled edges (some minor soiling).
A contemporary collection of six catalogues of sales held in Paris mainly during Napoleon's war in Russia (see others listed below). ALL PRICED in a contemporary hand. It would appear that the first catalogue, attributed to Renouard, is that of 1811 which Renouard himself lists in vol. IV of his "Catalogue de la Bibliothèque d'un Amateur," 1819, p. 263, and is mentioned by G. Brunet, col. 523.
[Bound with:] CLOS, Claude-Joseph -- Catalogue d'un beau choix de livres, composant le cabinet de feu M. Claude-Joseph Clos. Paris: Testu, Imprimeur de l'Empéreur for Tilliard Frère, 9 November 1812. Clos was a personal friend of Rousseau and Voltaire and other literary figures. Blogie II, col.30; North 527.
[Bound with:] NARDOT -- Catalogue des livres de feu M. Nardot. Paris: Debure, 1813.
[Bound with:] SCHERER -- Catalogue des livres précieux et de la plus belle condition, de M. ***. Paris: Debure père & fils, 8 February 1812. Blogie II, col. 30; North 532.
[Bound with:] Catalogue des livres grecs et latins de la bibliothèque de M***. Paris: Silvestre, 5 April 1813.
[Bound with:] NAIGEON, Jacques-André (1738-1810) -- Catalogue des livres choisis et bien conditionés, de la bibliothèque de M. ***. Paris: Brunet père et fils, 1812. Catalogue of the remaining library of one of the principal philosophical exponents of the atheism of the enlightenment and the revolutionary period, the pupil and friend of Diderot and of Holbach whose amanuensis he became. As a collector he was praised by Brunet and Renouard. The 1813 sale is the last public sale of Naigeon's books.
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A contemporary collection of six catalogues of sales held in Paris mainly during Napoleon's war in Russia (see others listed below). ALL PRICED in a contemporary hand. It would appear that the first catalogue, attributed to Renouard, is that of 1811 which Renouard himself lists in vol. IV of his "Catalogue de la Bibliothèque d'un Amateur," 1819, p. 263, and is mentioned by G. Brunet, col. 523.
[Bound with:] CLOS, Claude-Joseph -- Catalogue d'un beau choix de livres, composant le cabinet de feu M. Claude-Joseph Clos. Paris: Testu, Imprimeur de l'Empéreur for Tilliard Frère, 9 November 1812. Clos was a personal friend of Rousseau and Voltaire and other literary figures. Blogie II, col.30; North 527.
[Bound with:] NARDOT -- Catalogue des livres de feu M. Nardot. Paris: Debure, 1813.
[Bound with:] SCHERER -- Catalogue des livres précieux et de la plus belle condition, de M. ***. Paris: Debure père & fils, 8 February 1812. Blogie II, col. 30; North 532.
[Bound with:] Catalogue des livres grecs et latins de la bibliothèque de M***. Paris: Silvestre, 5 April 1813.
[Bound with:] NAIGEON, Jacques-André (1738-1810) -- Catalogue des livres choisis et bien conditionés, de la bibliothèque de M. ***. Paris: Brunet père et fils, 1812. Catalogue of the remaining library of one of the principal philosophical exponents of the atheism of the enlightenment and the revolutionary period, the pupil and friend of Diderot and of Holbach whose amanuensis he became. As a collector he was praised by Brunet and Renouard. The 1813 sale is the last public sale of Naigeon's books.