DUNOYER DE SEGONZAC (André) - DORGELÈS (Roland). Le Cabaret de la belle femme. Paris : Émile-Paul frères, [1924]. - In-4, 248 x 190 : frontispiece, (4 ff. first blank), 123 pp. (4 ff. last blank), 7 plates, illustrated cover. Black morocco, large continuous gilt band on the top of the boards and spine, around which is wrapped a silver wavy fillet and gilt lozenges symbolizing grapes, and under which is a blue, white and red morocco banner on the first board, including the title of the book in gilt capital letters, smooth spine, red morocco lining framed by a wide black morocco band decorated with silver wavy fillets and gilt pastilles at the upper corners, dark blue moiré silk endpapers, double endpapers, gilt head, untrimmed, cover and spine preserved (Marot-Rodde). Deluxe edition at 640 copies, illustrated with fifty drawings reproduced in the text and 8 original drypoints outside the text by André DUNOYER DE SEGONZAC (1884-1974). This is the third war novel by Dorgelès illustrated by the artist, after Les Croix de bois (1921) and La Boule de Gui (1922). One of 520 copies on Rives laid paper, very well bound at the time by Louise Marot-Rodde. Provenance : Henri Bonnasse, with ex-libris.