Christmas Tales of Flanders Jean De Bosschere

Book Title: Christmas Tales of Flanders Author & Illustrator: Jean De Bosschere First edition 145 pages with 23 folk tales and 12 tissued color illustrated plates and many black and white and two colo

BX FRAMED ITEMS- JEAN DE BOSS CHERE BOOK PLATES PRINTS FROM THE DECAMERON OF GIOVANNI BOCCACCIO AND 6 PRINTS OF PROVINCETOWN

Leather bindings. - Jean de BOSSCHERE (illustrator). - ARISTOPHENES. The Eleven Comedies. New York: 1928. 2 volumes, octavo. Title in three colors, plates, some colored, after de Bosschere. Red morocc

Jean de Bosschere (Belgian,1878-1953). 1st edition of Jean De Bosschere's book, "The City Curious". Written and illustrated by Jean De Bosschere, 1920. Hardcover with orange pictorial cloth. Eight Art

Group of Antique Books; including "The Decameron of Giovanni Boccaccio", translated by Richard Aldington, with illustrations by Jean de Bosschere; "Bernal Diaz Del Castillo: The Discovery and Conquest

This is set number 155 of the Covici-Friede 1929 limited publication of 1300 sets, All the Extant Works of François Rabelais, illustrated by Jean de Bosschère, with all text in english translated by

"L'Ecrevisse Pense A L'Homme Et A La Femme." Etching. Pencil signed and numbered 1/30. Jean De Bosschère (1881-1953). Approx. 9" H x 13" W sight, 12" H x 16" W framed. From the estate of Arthur Adlma

Manon Lescaut, with illustrations by Alastair, The Golden Asse of Lucius Apuleius, illustrated by Jean De Bosschere, Daphnis & Chloe, illustrated by John Austen. Overall fair condition, some fadin

All the Extant Works of Francois Rabelais. Three-volume set, 1929, translated by Samuel Putnam, illustrated by Jean de Bosschere, published by Covici-Friede, New York. Numbered 58 from the edition of

Babar and Father Christmas Author: Jean de Brunhoff Illustrations Color Plates Dated: 1940 Publisher: Random House Size: 4to

1791 Erotica Contes of Jean de Fontaine Tales French Literature Illustrated 2v Jean de la Fontaine was without question, the most widely read 17th-century fabulist, and perhaps could be rivaled only b

1775 Contes of Jean de Fontaine Tales Erotica French Literature Illustrated Jean de la Fontaine was without question, the most widely read 17th-century fabulist, and perhaps could be rivaled only by A

1731 Contes of Jean de Fontaine Tales Erotica French Literature Illustrated Jean de la Fontaine was without question, the most widely read 17th-century fabulist, and perhaps could be rivaled only by A

1822 Jean de Fontaine Fairy Tales Fables Contes French Literature Illustrated Jean de la Fontaine was without question, the most widely read 17th-century fabulist, and perhaps could be rivaled only by

1674 FABLES & Contes of Pierre Saint Glas French Tales French Lit Poems Fontaine Jean de la Fontaine was without question, the most widely read 17th-century fabulist, and perhaps could be rivaled only

Hermes (French, founded 1837), 2009. Designer "Per Astra Ad Astra" silk twill scarf in black and white with yellow, coral, green, and blue, with a scene depicting Jean Francoise de Galaup's tale of Co

Jean de la Fontinelle (1900-1974) An art deco statue of a fox made of faience. Marked. (8 x 39 x 14 cm)

1860 Fables of Jean de la Fontaine English Grandville Illustrated CLASSIC Tales “A person often meets his destiny on the road he took to avoid it.” – Jean de la Fontaine, Fables A rare 1860 firs

1682 1st ed Duchess of Milan by Jean de Prechac French Literature Novel Italy Jean de Prechac was a 17th-century French novelist known for his adventure novels and historical fairy tales. One of his l

Jean-Pierre DE SAEDELEER (1946) 'Bracelet with pearll', made of silver. Stamped JPDS. Gross weight: 75,68g

Jean-Pierre DE SAEDELEER (1946) 'Hanger with pearl', made of silver. Marked JP De Sadeleer, and stamped JPDS. Gross weight: 55,61g.

Jean-Pierre DE SAEDELEER (1946) 'A pair of earrings and a ring with pearl' made of silver. Stamped JPDS, gross weight: 18,04g. Ring size: 55-56

Jean-Baptiste DE GREEF (1852-1894) 'Landscape with farmhouse' a painting oil on canvas. (55 x 40 cm)

‡ Guillaume de Lorris and Jean de Meun, Roman de la Rose, in Middle French, illuminated manuscript on parchment [northern France (probably Paris), mid-fourteenth century] Two large leaves, each