[WEIL (Georges)]. La Misère sociale de la femme d'après les écrivains et les artistes du XVIIeau XXesiècle. Preface by M. Léon Bourgeois. Paris : Devambez, Georges Weil Succr, [1910]. - In-folio, 398 x 290. Publisher's boards, printed covers, publisher's folder and slipcase. Crauzat, 646. Interesting and beautiful work published by Georges Weil, intended to bear witness to the conditions of women since the 17th century, through texts by various writers, highlighted with artistic representations. The texts are by Paul Adam, Léonce Bénédicte, Eugène Brieux, Léon Frapié, Camille Lemonnier, Docteur Le Pileur, Pierre Louÿs, Paul and Victor Margueritte, Jean Richepin, J.-H. Rosny jeune and Gabriel Séailles. The illustrations include 35 compositions, 25 of which are reproductions and 10 original prints by Charles Cottet, André Devambez, Abel Faivre, Gaston La Touche, Charles Léandre, Auguste Lepère, Bernard Naudin, Alfred Roll, Jean Veber and STEINLEN. The 2 illustrations by STEINLEN are a reproduction in the text of the lithograph Les Veuves de Courrières, and an out-of-text lithograph entitled Dans la rue. Limited edition of 250 copies. This is one of 220 on Arches paper, with a dedication from the publisher to Georges Chéron in the justification. Wear to dust jacket. Cover torn but not missing.