Victor Hugo - Magnifique collection de 30 volumes de...

Magnificent collection of 30 volumes by Victor Hugo – Cercle du Bibliophile – 1963 Edition – Luxurious gold bindings A superb set of 30 volumes devoted to the work of Victor Hugo, one of the greatest writers of French and world literature. This remarkable collection from the Cercle du Bibliophile constitutes a true homage to the literary genius of Victor Hugo, an indispensable figure of French Romanticism and the author of universally acclaimed masterpieces. A prestigious and elegant collection These magnificent volumes stand out for their sumptuous bindings in burgundy, deep red, marbled brown and black, enhanced with superb gold decorations. Each volume features an exceptionally careful finish: - Elegant rigid bindings with a leather-like appearance. - Gorgeous gold ornaments on the spines. - Classical-inspired decorative motifs. - Victor Hugo’s name inscribed in gold lettering. - Titles of the works engraved on the spines. - Edges with naturally patinated tones. - Yellow-gold ribbon bookmarks on several volumes. - Harmonious and particularly decorative presentation. The set offers a refined aesthetic, reminiscent of great private libraries and the prestigious literary collections of the 20th century. Masterpieces of French literature This important collection gathers numerous major works by Victor Hugo, including: Les Misérables – One of the greatest novels in world literature, a true historical and social panorama. The Man Who Laughs – A powerful and deeply humanist novel. Toilers of the Sea – A masterful work devoted to human courage and the power of the elements. Hernani – An emblematic play of French Romantic theatre. Cromwell – A fundamental work in the history of Romanticism. Poems and Essays – Several volumes dedicated to the richness of Hugo’s poetic thought and expression. Témoignages – Volumes allowing to discover different facets of his work and his era. Critical Works – Texts revealing the depth of his literary reflection. Voyages – Writings illustrating his view of the world and societies. This diversity testifies to the extraordinary richness of the Hugo universe, between novels, poetry, theatre, literary criticism and humanitarian reflection. A collectible edition Publisher: Cercle du Bibliophile Author: Victor Hugo (1802-1885) Era: 20th century Date mentioned in the works: 1963, Jean-Jacques Pauvert Language: French Printing: Switzerland, according to indications in the photographed volumes. Illustrations: Some reproductions are taken from the Hetzel and Lacroix edition, Paris, 1865. Binding: Rigid, decorated with gold motifs. Format: Approximately 20 to 21 cm in height. Quantity: 30 volumes. An exceptional decorative set Beyond their literary interest, these works constitute a beautiful decorative ensemble. Aligned in a library, displayed in an office, or arranged in a living room, their richly adorned spines immediately convey a warm, intellectual, and elegant atmosphere. Their deep colors, combined with delicate gilding, offer a particularly appealing visual impression. This collection will be perfect for lovers of classical literature, bibliophiles, collectors of early 20th-century editions, and enthusiasts of Victor Hugo. Condition Used set presenting a nice overall appearance in light of the photographs. The volumes may show some signs of use, small marks on the bindings and a natural patina related to their age. The photographs allow you to appreciate the exterior, the bindings, the gilded decorations, and the overall presentation of the collection. A beautiful opportunity for collectors Bringing together such a significant set of Victor Hugo’s works, in such elegant and harmonious bindings, represents a fine opportunity to enrich a personal library or to form a decorative literary collection. A magnificent lot of 30 volumes, combining French literary heritage, the charm of 20th-century editions, and the elegance of gilded bindings. A collection that will appeal both to admirers of the great classics and to lovers of fine books and bibliophilia.

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