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L’Inde Francaise ou Collection de dessins lithographies representant les divinites, temples, costumes, physionomies, meubles, armes, et ustensiles des peuples hindous qui habitent les possessions francaise de l’inde. Paris: Chabrelie, 1827-1835.
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BURNOUF, Eugene (1801-1852) and Eugene Vincent Stanislas JACQUET (1811-1838)
L’Inde Francaise ou Collection de dessins lithographies representant les divinites, temples, costumes, physionomies, meubles, armes, et ustensiles des peuples hindous qui habitent les possessions francaise de l’inde. Paris: Chabrelie, 1827-1835.
An attractive copy of the first edition of the first major French work on India in fine contemporary hand-colouring, dedicated to Paul de Demidoff, chamberlain to the Russian Emperor. It was published in 24 parts of six text leaves and six lithographic plates each, comprising a total of 144 lithographic plates mostly by Charlet and Motte after drawings by Geringer, Bardel, Feuchere, Midy, Weber, Beau, Llanta, Chenal, Thenot, Dollet, Saint-Aulaire. Finely coloured, highlighted in gouache and with gum arabic, these plates illustrate divinities, sacred rites, scenes of daily life, costumes and professions. Eugene Burnouf was a professor at the College de France, philologist and specialist in cuneiform and Sanskrit, and published some of the first modern studies on Indian Buddhism. Bobins II, 226; Brunet, I, 1412; Colas, 490; Vicaire I, 979.
2 volumes, folio (420 x 290mm). 144 lithographic plates, coloured by a contemporary hand (small closed tear to lower margin of two plates, some spotting, a few plates lightly browned). Contemporary half red morocco over marbled boards, spine richly gilt.
L’Inde Francaise ou Collection de dessins lithographies representant les divinites, temples, costumes, physionomies, meubles, armes, et ustensiles des peuples hindous qui habitent les possessions francaise de l’inde. Paris: Chabrelie, 1827-1835.
An attractive copy of the first edition of the first major French work on India in fine contemporary hand-colouring, dedicated to Paul de Demidoff, chamberlain to the Russian Emperor. It was published in 24 parts of six text leaves and six lithographic plates each, comprising a total of 144 lithographic plates mostly by Charlet and Motte after drawings by Geringer, Bardel, Feuchere, Midy, Weber, Beau, Llanta, Chenal, Thenot, Dollet, Saint-Aulaire. Finely coloured, highlighted in gouache and with gum arabic, these plates illustrate divinities, sacred rites, scenes of daily life, costumes and professions. Eugene Burnouf was a professor at the College de France, philologist and specialist in cuneiform and Sanskrit, and published some of the first modern studies on Indian Buddhism. Bobins II, 226; Brunet, I, 1412; Colas, 490; Vicaire I, 979.
2 volumes, folio (420 x 290mm). 144 lithographic plates, coloured by a contemporary hand (small closed tear to lower margin of two plates, some spotting, a few plates lightly browned). Contemporary half red morocco over marbled boards, spine richly gilt.
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