DORNAC, pseudonym of Paul Cardon, also known as Pol Marsan. Advertising plate for the mini-catalogue of Nos contemporains chez eux; 12.2 x 16.2cm. Rare advertising plate for Nos contemporains chez eux on albumen paper with the only three shots of Mallarmé on rue de Rome in [April 1893]: seated in front of the Japanese cabinet exhibiting Baudelaire and Banville, seated in his rocking chair by the stove, and standing. Bearing numbers 179-181 on sheet 11 with 30 numbered portraits (Coppée, Richepin, Bourget, Loti etc.). Provenance: Dornac archives. Piasa, Drouot, 29/6/2011 n° 211. Attached from this series is Mallarmé standing beside the stove in his dining room (cf. no. 74). Albumin print mounted on the original cardboard printed in red. Overexposed print where the Manet is not legible. Stamp coll. Claude Buffet.