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Piguet
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Piguet · Lot 2232
Original title: Code civil — avec aquarelle originale de Joseph Hémard
Medium — source: 65 compositions coloriées au pochoir ; suite en noir et aquarelle originale
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Catalogue description — original language HÉMARD (Joseph). Code civil. Livre premier des personnes. Titres V à XI... Paris, René Kieffer, [1925]. In-8° relié plein maroquin chocolat, orné d'un dessin doré humoristique de la balance de la justice, couv. et dos conservés, tête dorée (Reliure de l'éditeur signée) . [3] ff., 126 pp., [2] ff. Tirage à 900 exemplaires, celui-ci un des 50 premiers numérotés sur Japon , contenant une suite des illustrations en noir et une aquarelle originale inédite de Joseph Hémard. Édition illustrée de 65 compositions humoristiques dans le texte par Joseph Hémard et coloriées au pochoir, destinées à rendre le texte de loi moins "aride" à ceux qui en ont besoin. Très bel exemplaire
Documentary attribution note — original language Joseph Hémard illustre le Code civil de 65 compositions coloriées au pochoir ; une aquarelle originale inédite et une suite en noir sont jointes. Le nom français exact doit être lié à l’alias enregistré du profil canonique cyrillique. Prix global.
Catalogue period : 2026-05-27 — 2026-06-10
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