NAUDIN (Bernard) - FRANCE (Anatole) Ce que disent nos morts Paris: R. Helleu, 1916. - In-4, black half-maroquin with stripes, continuous gilded and mosaic decoration on covers and spine depicting a radiant sun composed of a gilded pastille and gilded fillets, above a funerary urn surrounded by gray morocco ribbons, from which black morocco flames rise, ribbed spine, gilded head, untrimmed, lined slipcase (Dombrowski). First edition of this booklet published in honor of the dead of the First World War, illustrated with 16 black compositions by Bernard NAUDIN, 2 of which are full-page. Limited edition of 4060 copies, this being one of 3500 on Arches. Copy in a superb mosaic binding by Dombrowski, enriched with two invitation cards printed on japon for the inauguration of the exhibition of Bernard Naudin's drawings and watercolors at the Galerie Pelletan on Friday, December 7, 1934. Spine faded.