CERVANTES SAAVEDRA (Miguel de). L'INGENIEUX HIDALGO DON QUIC - Lot 261

CERVANTES SAAVEDRA (Miguel de). L'INGENIEUX HIDALGO DON QUICHOTTE DE LA MANCHE. Paris, Garnier, [1924] An in-12 volume of 513 pp, full publisher's boards with a color vignette by Hirlemann. The translation is by Florian and the illustrations after drawings by G. Staal are engraved by Pannemacker, Mouard, Midderich... Attractive little edition from the 1920s for young people. (ON JOINT). CERVANTES (Michel de). DON QUICHOTTE DE LA MANCHE. Tours, Maison Alfred Mame et Fils, [1927 ?] One volume in-4°, full publisher's illustrated boards. One of the children's publications that the Tours publisher Mame had specialized in since the 19th century. Adapted by Joseph Groussin, illustrated in black and color by Albert Uriet. Palau, 52988 : hacia 1927, grabados y 16 laminas en colores. Extracto de los principales episodios. Between the wars, Don Quixote dies at the end of his adventures, as he does in the novel, but this is not the case thereafter. (We enclose). CERVANTES. DON QUICHOTTE. Paris, Hachette, [1933] One volume in-12, full red cardboard decorated with gilt lozenges (Publisher's binding). From the collection des grands romanciers. Black and white illustrations by Félix Lorioux. Very modest edition on poor paper, probably for school use. Palau does not mention it, but does describe an edition also illustrated by Lorioux, published in 1934 by Flammarion. SMALL NELSON EDITION. (Included). [CERVANTES (Michel de)]. ADVENTURES OF DON QUIXOTE. Paris, London, Edinburgh and Toronto, Nelson, 1937. One small volume in-8° full publisher's boards, spine and cover illustrated with Don Quixote "entangled" in a mill. Small Nelson edition from the "Children's Corner" collection, illustrated with numerous black & white engravings; the color frontispiece is signed C. K. Howe and depicts the enchanted boat. Adaptation of Cervantes' text for children. This edition escaped Palau.