CARICATURE
Moral, Religious, Literary and Scenic
No. 1, November 4, 1830-No. 65, January 26, 1832 then No. 70, March 1, 1832-No. 103, October 25, 1832.
Head of collection, without lithographic plates. Paris, Directeur : Charles Philippon, Rédacteur en chef : A. Audibert. 99 issues in 1 vol. in-folio bound. These 99 issues contain virtually all of Balzac's texts published in La Caricature in 1830. Handwritten notes by Vasseur (10 ff.).
Accused of inciting regicide, Charles Philippon was prosecuted several times. He was convicted and imprisoned in 1832 for "outrages à la personne du roi", after publishing a sketch depicting Louis-Philippe metamorphosed into a pear. The magazine ceased publication in September 1835.
Timed Friday 29 September 2023・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
Lot no. 17

CARICATURE Moral, Religious, Literary and Scenic No. 1, November 4, 1830-No. 65, January 26, 1832 then No. 70, March 1, 1832-No. 103, October 25, 1832. Head of collection, without lithographic plates. Paris, Directeur : Charles Philippon, Rédacteur en chef : A. Audibert. 99 issues in 1 vol. in-folio bound. These 99 issues contain virtually all of Balzac's texts published in La Caricature in 1830. Handwritten notes by Vasseur (10 ff.). Accused of inciting regicide, Charles Philippon was prosecuted several times. He was convicted and imprisoned in 1832 for "outrages à la personne du roi", after publishing a sketch depicting Louis-Philippe metamorphosed into a pear. The magazine ceased publication in September 1835.

Estimate
€800 - €1,000
Result
Not sold
Buyer's premium
25%
CARICATURE Moral, Religious, Literary and Scenic No. 1, November 4, 1830-No. 65, January 26, 1832 then No. 70, March 1, 1832-No. 103, October 25, 1832. Head of collection, without lithographic plates. Paris, Directeur : Charles Philippon, Rédacteur en chef : A. Audibert. 99 issues in 1 vol. in-folio bound. These 99 issues contain virtually all of Balzac's texts published in La Caricature in 1830. Handwritten notes by Vasseur (10 ff.). Accused of inciting regicide, Charles Philippon was prosecuted several times. He was convicted and imprisoned in 1832 for "outrages à la personne du roi", after publishing a sketch depicting Louis-Philippe metamorphosed into a pear. The magazine ceased publication in September 1835.