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Gautier, Théophile; Bodmer, Karl [illus.] Catalogue No.: 3626c
Publisher: | London.: Bradbury Agnew & Co. | Edition: | First UK Edition; Published Date: 1883 | Illustrations: | 24 b/w double page plates + numerous other b/w illustrations. | Dimensions: | 310 x 230 mm (12 x 9 inches) - xiii, 129pp + plates. | Appearance: | Green/gilt illustrated hardback cloth cover. | Condition: | G : in Good condition without dust jacket. Cover rubbed. Some occasional foxing. Aeg. |
Earlier work by Gautier and Bodmer was 'Imprimerie de L’Illustration', in 1870. From Van Gogh’s letters to Gautier 'And do you know what seems excellent to me? - that a patient should breathe fresh air from a book'. Karl Bodmer (February 6, 1809-October 30, 1893) was a Swiss painter who lived in America. He returned to Europe, where he became a French citizen, where upon he changed his name to "Charles Bodmer". Today the majority of his works are based in the USA.
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