BACLER D'ALBE (Louis Albert Ghislain).
 Picturesque and lithographic walks
 in and around Paris.

 Paris: to the lithograph by G. Engelmann, 1822. - 8 deliveries in-folio, 475 x 316 : (1 f.), 7 pp., (1 p.), pp. 8-35, 48 plates

, printed covers. Sheets.
 Very beautiful suite of 48 original lithographs in first edition by Louis Albert Ghislain Bacler d'Albe (1761-1824), offering among the best views of the capital
 during the Restoration. In addition to

 his activity as a painter and lithographer, Bacler d'Alba had been Baron d'Empire, head of

 the Emperor's

 topographic cabinet

. 

The lithographs were printed by Engelmann

 and Villain.
 Precious and rare copy in delivery, complete with 35 pages of lithographed text
.
 Cover of the first delivery torn with missing items. Freckles, some stains and dirt.
Live Tuesday 3 March 2020・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
Lot no. 112

BACLER D'ALBE (Louis Albert Ghislain). Picturesque and lithographic walks in and around Paris. Paris: to the lithograph by G. Engelmann, 1822. - 8 deliveries in-folio, 475 x 316 : (1 f.), 7 pp., (1 p.), pp. 8-35, 48 plates , printed covers. Sheets. Very beautiful suite of 48 original lithographs in first edition by Louis Albert Ghislain Bacler d'Albe (1761-1824), offering among the best views of the capital during the Restoration. In addition to his activity as a painter and lithographer, Bacler d'Alba had been Baron d'Empire, head of the Emperor's topographic cabinet . The lithographs were printed by Engelmann and Villain. Precious and rare copy in delivery, complete with 35 pages of lithographed text . Cover of the first delivery torn with missing items. Freckles, some stains and dirt.

Estimate
€600 - €800
Result
€875
Buyer's premium
28%
BACLER D'ALBE (Louis Albert Ghislain). Picturesque and lithographic walks in and around Paris. Paris: to the lithograph by G. Engelmann, 1822. - 8 deliveries in-folio, 475 x 316 : (1 f.), 7 pp., (1 p.), pp. 8-35, 48 plates , printed covers. Sheets. Very beautiful suite of 48 original lithographs in first edition by Louis Albert Ghislain Bacler d'Albe (1761-1824), offering among the best views of the capital during the Restoration. In addition to his activity as a painter and lithographer, Bacler d'Alba had been Baron d'Empire, head of the Emperor's topographic cabinet . The lithographs were printed by Engelmann and Villain. Precious and rare copy in delivery, complete with 35 pages of lithographed text . Cover of the first delivery torn with missing items. Freckles, some stains and dirt.
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