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LES DÎNERS DE GALA

LES DÎNERS DE GALA by Dalí, Salvador; Moore, J. Peter

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Seller: Type Punch Matrix
Title
LES DÎNERS DE GALA
Author
Dalí, Salvador; Moore, J. Peter
Seller
Type Punch Matrix (United States)
ISBN
9780960069217
Condition
Very good plus in a very good jacket.
Description
New York: Felicie, Inc, 1973. First printing. Very good plus in a very good jacket.. First edition of this fantastic and fantastical cookbook of the many dishes that graced the table of Dalí and his wife Gala, illustrated with incredible surrealist collages and photographs. From hors-d'œuvres ("délices petits martyrs") to aphrodisiacs ("je mange GALA"), and from Hieronymous Bosch to melting clocks, LES DÎNERS DE GALA is a fabulously surreal culinary adventure. "[E]laborated with great precision by a 'chef' wishing to remain in the most secret anonymity" (colophon), this large cookbook features recipes from Lasserre, Maxim's, la Tour d'Argent, and le Buffet de la gare de Lyon, many of which featured in Dalí and Gala's extravagant dinner parties. A beautiful copy of this classic culinary book from one of the 20th century's most iconic and recognizable artists. 12'' x 8.25''. Original color cloth boards. Original unclipped (no price, as issued) stiff color pictorial dust jacket with metallic elements. Color pictorial endpapers of Dalí paintings that incorporate food. Lavishly illustrated in color. 324 pages. Rubbing to jacket, as common. Minor edgewear. Some faint shelf-soil to book, shelfwear to extremities. Overall sound.
JOURNAL DE MONSIEUR LE CARDINAL DUC DE RICHELIEU, QUIL A FAICT DURANT LE GRAND ORAGE DE DA COURT EN L'ANNEE 1630 & 1631. .....

JOURNAL DE MONSIEUR LE CARDINAL DUC DE RICHELIEU, QUIL A FAICT DURANT LE GRAND ORAGE DE DA COURT EN L'ANNEE 1630 & 1631. ..... by RICHELIEU

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JOURNAL DE MONSIEUR LE CARDINAL DUC DE RICHELIEU, QUIL A FAICT DURANT LE GRAND ORAGE DE DA COURT EN L'ANNEE 1630 & 1631. .....
Author
RICHELIEU
Seller
Glenn Books (United States)
Condition
Light Cover Wear
Description
No Place Listed: No Publisher Listed, 1648. Fore-edge of covers folds in, as in a Yapp binding. Front pastedown stained perhaps with an old glue.. Title-page has been repaired. Bottom 1/2" of paper was missing and has been replaced with contemporary paper.There is no loss of printing as this area was blank.Text block is quite clean and crisp throughout. Text is in French. The title translated into English is "Journal of Monsieur the Cardinal Duke of Richelieu, which he wrote during the Great Storm of the Court in the year 1630 and 1631, taken from these memoires which he wrote in his own hand. With various other remarkable pieces which have arrived during his time". 256pp. Armand Jean duPlessis, first duke of Richelieu (1585-1642) was Chief Minister to King Louis XIII of France from 1624-1642). We find just a handful of libraries with this book in their inventory according to OCLC. Furthermore, we find no copies sold at auction in the past 30 years according to ABPC (now Biblio). Please see photos.. First Edition. Full Vellum. Light Cover Wear/No Dust Jacket. 5" x 3".

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