THE ILLUSTRATED WORLD Weekly newspaper 1st volume : n° 274-277, july-august 1862, n° 306-307, february 1863, n° 404-407, january 1865 + n° 471 april 21, 1866, n° 543, september 7, 1867, n° 545, september 21, 1867 : 2nd volume : n° 300, 301, 302, 308, 314, 315, 326, 329, 330, 336, 351. Handwritten notes by Vasseur (2 ff.). Volume 1 is the collection of 10 issues in which were published translations by Charles Baudelaire of Edgar Poe's Nouvelles histoires extraordinaires. Volume 2 is the meeting of 11 issues in which was published L'Hôtel des commissaires-priseurs by Champfleury. Joined to the 1st volume: - 2 issues of L'Illustration in which were also published translations of Poe by Baudelaire; - At the head of the volume, there is the famous photograph of Baudelaire (cliché Carjat), published in the Galerie Contemporaine and accompanied by 5 p. of notice by Théodore de Banville and 1 p. facsimile of autograph of Baudelaire; - 1 article entitled "Souvenirs sur Baudelaire: la maladie et la mort de Baudelaire" by Georges Barral. Attached to the 2nd volume: - 1 large portrait charge of Champfleury by Riou; - 1 portrait charge of Champfleury by Nadar (extracted from the Journal pour Rire of January 1852); - 1 portrait charge of Daumier by Nadar (extracted from the Journal pour Rire of August 1852); - 4 pages extracted from L'Artiste, of January 1862: "L'Hôtel des commissaires-priseurs" by Champfleury; - Following the issues of Le Monde illustré, 1 page extracted from No. 265 (May 10, 1862), including 1 sketch by Daumier: "Une salle de l'hôtel Drouot, un jour d'exposition".