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Harangue d’Hermionne à ses petis chats nouveaux nés

, poeme héroique-burlesque. Dôle,

P.F. Tonnet, 1772, 70-[2] pp., 3 works in 1 vol., 8vo, cont. boards covered with green decorative

paper (rubbed), flat spine with paper labels (sm. def. at front joint), green sp. edges. Very good copy.

Cfr. ill.

€ 400/600

1.

Re-issue of the 1728 & 1741 Rotterdam ed. (same collation and fingerprint) of a treatise on

cats in Ancient Egypt (1st 1726) by Moncrif (1668-1770). It is a “parody of owlishly pedantic

scholarship” (Wikipedia). Ill. with

2 folding

and

8 full-page engrs

by

T. Otten

.

Ref.

BL (1). Not

in BnF, STCN. - 

2.

Rare French trsl. of “Comische Erzählungen” (1765), i.a. “Endymion”, of the

German Rococo author Wieland (1733-1813). Engr. headpc. by Du Menil.

Ref.

Conlon 71:1457.

Not in BL. -

3.

Curious and rare burlesque poem 1st publ. Nancy 1730.

Ref.

Cp. Conlon 30:112 (1st

ed.). Not in BnF, BL.

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CATS, Jacob

 - Alle de wercken (…). De laatste druck. Eerste (- tweede deel).

Amsterdam, J. Ratelband, Widow J. van Heekeren, H. Uytwerf & I. vander Putte; The Hague, P. van

Thol & P. Husson, 1726, 2 parts in 1 vol., folio, cont. calf (some scratches, corners bumped), richly

gilt spine on 7 raised bands, [24]-666-[10], [22]-608-67-[1] pp. (some spotting, some marginal

waterstaining). Good set.

€ 450/600

Fine ed. of the collected works of the most popular Dutch 17th-c. poet J. Cats (1577-1600).

Engr.

ills

: frontisp. with portrait, full-page portrait by M. Natalis after

Dubordieu

(vol. I), another one

by M. Moseyn after

A. van de Venne

(vol. II),

over 100 emblematical ills

in text and on part titles,

5 full page pl.

including 3 double page by

A. van de Venne

(vol. II).

Ref.

Cats catalogus 9. STCN.

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CATS, Jacob

 - Alle de wercken. De laatste druk (...). Amsterdam, J. Van Heekeren, A.

Hasebroek, A. van Damme, Wed. van Gysbert de Groot, J. Ratelband, P. van Thol, 1712, folio, cont.

marbled calf (somewhat rubbed, repaired), covers with central marbl. calf within 2 gilt double ruled

borders with gilt cornerpcs (corners rep.), gilt orn. spine on 6 raised bands (rubbed, def. at upper and

lower joints, sl. bumped corners), red leather title label, a.e.g., 2 parts in 1 vol., [22]-666-[9]-[5 bl.],

[18]-608-67-[1]-[4 bl.] pp. Good copy.

€ 400/500

Profusely illustrated ed. of the collected works (1st 1655) of Jacob Cats (1577-1660).

Engr. ills

:

2 title-vign., 1 endpiece, title with author’s portrait,

2 full-page author’s portraits

(1 by Michael

Natalis after Dubordieu & 1 by M. Moseyn after A. van de Venne),

full-page portrait of Anna Maria

Schurman

by S.V. Lamsweerde,

3 exquisite double-page plates

i.a. “Afbeeldinghe des huwelyk

onder de gedaente van een fuyk” by A. vander Venne,

2 full-page plates

, 9 ills on part-titles and

+/- 450 emblematical ills in text

. Including also his 2 last works: “Twee-en-tachtig-jarig leven”,

an autobiography in verse and “Gedachten op slapeloose nachten”. Apart for the literary talent

of Jacob Cats, this work gives a tremendous inside view of everyday-life in the 17th c.

Ref.

Cats

Catalogus (= STCN) 8. Embl. bks Leiden 144.

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