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ooks<br />

and manuscripts<br />

auCtion 797


ooks<br />

and manuscripts<br />

auction tuesday 2 december at 6 pm<br />

preview wednesday 12 november 5 pm - 8 pm<br />

thursday 13 november 1 pm - 5 pm<br />

friday 14 november 1 pm - 5 pm<br />

saturday 15 november 11 am - 4 pm<br />

sunday 16 november 11 am - 4 pm<br />

monday 17 november 11 am - 4 pm<br />

tuesday 2 december 10 am - 12 pm<br />

Arrangem<strong>en</strong>ts for special viewing are possible for<br />

all customers from abroad. Please contact the<br />

book departm<strong>en</strong>t for appointm<strong>en</strong>ts.<br />

Bredgade 33 · DK-1260 Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong> K · Tel +45 8818 1111 · Fax +45 8818 1116<br />

bredgade@bruun-rasmuss<strong>en</strong>.dk · www.bruun-rasmuss<strong>en</strong>.dk


departm<strong>en</strong>t of printed books and manuscripts<br />

auction 797<br />

Sebastian Hauge Lerche<br />

M.A. - Head of Departm<strong>en</strong>t<br />

Tel +45 8818 1005<br />

s.h.lerche@bruun-rasmuss<strong>en</strong>.dk<br />

Christine Almlund<br />

M.A.<br />

Tel +45 8818 1216<br />

c.almlund@bruun-rasmuss<strong>en</strong>.dk<br />

Lærke Bøgh<br />

M.A.<br />

Tel +45 8818 1217<br />

l.boegh@bruun-rasmuss<strong>en</strong>.dk<br />

start prices and bids online<br />

If you cannot be pres<strong>en</strong>t at the auction, you can place your bids<br />

online at www.bruun-rasmuss<strong>en</strong>.dk. As a special service for this<br />

auction, all bids placed online will be activated so you can see the<br />

curr<strong>en</strong>t start price for each lot prior to the auction. Please note<br />

that the deadline for placing bids online is 3 hours prior to the<br />

actual start of the auction.<br />

telephone bids<br />

If you do not wish to place bids online, you can either use the<br />

bidding formula in the back of the catalogue or contact our customer<br />

service: Vibeke Niels<strong>en</strong>, tel. +45 8818 1013 / fax +45 8818 1116.<br />

If you wish to bid at the auction by telephone please use the online<br />

service or contact Vibeke Niels<strong>en</strong>, email v.niels<strong>en</strong>@bruun-rasmuss<strong>en</strong>.dk,<br />

no later than 6 hours prior to the actual auction.<br />

bidding at the auction<br />

Registration to participate in the auction begins 30 minutes prior<br />

to the start. Entrance from Bredgade 31. Each participant will be<br />

giv<strong>en</strong> a bidding paddle. Please note that the auctioneer will be<br />

conducting the auction both in Danish and English. However, bids<br />

and invoicing are made in DKK.


lot no. 4000 - 4119<br />

books<br />

and manuscripts<br />

Photograph inscribed by Stravinsky.<br />

Detail of lot # 4107


introduction – Highlights of the auction<br />

This catalogue pres<strong>en</strong>ts important books and manuscripts from a variety of private<br />

properties in a wide range of fields: incunabula, natural sci<strong>en</strong>ce, architecture, travel,<br />

topography, art, fiction and philosophy.<br />

The auction op<strong>en</strong>s with a selection of fine books originating<br />

from the library of the Scandinavian Society in Rome which<br />

includes rare topographic works of Italy, Egypt and Scandinavia,<br />

and some highly attractive pres<strong>en</strong>tation copies by the Norwegian<br />

dramatist H<strong>en</strong>rik Ibs<strong>en</strong>.<br />

Another famous Norwegian author, Knut Hamsun is repres<strong>en</strong>ted<br />

with a large collection of letters and a c<strong>en</strong>tral archive of<br />

material concerning the trial against the author caused by his<br />

pro-German conviction. The archive is of great importance and<br />

includes the hitherto secret diary which Hamsun wrote during<br />

his stay at the Retspsykiatrisk Klinik in Oslo. There is no doubt<br />

that this material will influ<strong>en</strong>ce the rather s<strong>en</strong>sitive discussion<br />

about Hamsun’s political position during World War II and perhaps<br />

change the public opinion of the celebrated author.<br />

Among the many letters and manuscripts we feature a historical<br />

letter, dated June 1719, writt<strong>en</strong> in the hand of the Norwegian<br />

naval hero Peder Wessel Tord<strong>en</strong>skjold on board the ship “Laaland”<br />

fighting against the Swedish army. Also to be highlighted<br />

are two autograph quotations signed by Leonora Christina and<br />

Corfitz Ulfeldt. The quotations forecast the destiny of the powerful<br />

couple and are of historical interest.<br />

Special att<strong>en</strong>tion should be brought to a fine collection of<br />

personal letters by famous artists living in Paris during the first<br />

decades of the 20th c<strong>en</strong>tury including Monet, Stravinsky, Proust,<br />

Cocteau and Diaghilev (see article on pages 138-139). Furthermore,<br />

we pres<strong>en</strong>t a large collection of more than 400 volumes<br />

published by ”The Olympia Press” during the 1950’s and 1960’s<br />

in Paris (see arcticle on pages 148-149).<br />

The rare first edition of Saxo Grammaticus’ chronicle of the Danish<br />

kings printed in Paris 1514 is pres<strong>en</strong>ted in a fine copy from<br />

the library of the Danish artist Vilhelm Hammershøi. In addition,<br />

we pres<strong>en</strong>t several Bibles from the Ragnar Fjalar Larusson Collection<br />

including the King Gustav Vasa’s Bible printed in Uppsala<br />

1540-41, the first Bible to be printed in Scandinavia.


To be m<strong>en</strong>tioned in connection with the Bibles is the well preserved<br />

copy of an early 16th c<strong>en</strong>tury Koran in a rare and unusual<br />

octagonal format measuring only 6 x 6 cm. The illuminated<br />

Koran is dated 1513 and it consists of 362 leaves.<br />

The auction features several fine Russian works: An illuminated<br />

liturgical manuscript writt<strong>en</strong> in Church Slavonic (254 leaves)<br />

in a fine Russian binding, a complete set of N. Kutepov’s “The<br />

Imperial Hunt in Russia” (1896-1911), and a rare set of V. Timm’s<br />

famous “Russian Leaves of Art” (1859-1862).<br />

Several of the books here pres<strong>en</strong>ted are included in the prestigious<br />

publication ”Printing and the Mind of Man”, including<br />

”Das Kapital” by Marx, ”Disquisitiones arithmeticae” by Gauss,<br />

”On Liberty” by Mill, ”Laokoon” by Lessing, ”Geschichte der Kunst<br />

des Alterthums” by Winckelmann, and ”Histoire Naturelle” by<br />

Buffon.<br />

No book auction in Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong> without Hans Christian Ander -<br />

s<strong>en</strong>. This time we highlight the rare German edition of Ander s<strong>en</strong>’s<br />

tales illustrated by Petit (1845) and Anders<strong>en</strong>’s own dramatization<br />

of “The Sandman” (1850). Both copies are inscribed to his<br />

fri<strong>en</strong>d, the dancer and choreographer, August Bournonville .<br />

The auction closes with the sale of the <strong>en</strong>igmatic artwork “Still<br />

Life with stuffed Owl” by Kar<strong>en</strong> Blix<strong>en</strong>. She painted the poetic<br />

canvas in K<strong>en</strong>ya in 1923 for her companion, D<strong>en</strong>ys Finch Hatton<br />

and since th<strong>en</strong> the famous painting has be<strong>en</strong> in the possession<br />

of the Blix<strong>en</strong> family. The painting complem<strong>en</strong>ts her literary<br />

achievem<strong>en</strong>t “Out of Africa”, the much admired memoir of her<br />

years in K<strong>en</strong>ya.<br />

On the last pages of the catalogue we pres<strong>en</strong>t the collection<br />

of the Danish author and multi-artist, Rune T. Kidde, which is<br />

to be sold at our online auction 7 December 2008 along with<br />

books from other properties. Considering this collection to be of<br />

specific interest to a Danish audi<strong>en</strong>ce, all descriptions are here in<br />

Danish including the article on page 161 (translations available<br />

on request).<br />

We hope you will take an interest in the catalogue and visit us at the auction either in<br />

Bredgade or online.


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The following 17 lots all derive from<br />

the historical library of ”Skandinavisk<br />

For <strong>en</strong>ing” (the Scandinavian Society)<br />

in Rome.<br />

In order to keep up the high standard of<br />

the cultural activities in the Scandinavian<br />

Society, the society has decided to<br />

dispose of a minor part of the library at<br />

auction. The disposal is to be se<strong>en</strong> as a<br />

one time sale which will not be repeated<br />

in the future.<br />

6<br />

4000 4000<br />

4000<br />

travels in Lapland<br />

Knud Leem: Beskrivelse over Finmark<strong>en</strong>s Lapper,<br />

deres Tungemaal, Levemaade og forrige Afgudsdyrkelse<br />

[...]. Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong> 1767. 1st edition.<br />

4to. With 100 <strong>en</strong>graved plates (one mounted and<br />

some restored). The unnumbered plate of runes<br />

not pres<strong>en</strong>t as in several copies. Bilingual (text in<br />

Danish and Latin). Browning throughout. Bound<br />

in full paper, binding worn. Housed in box.<br />

Knud Leem (1696-1775) was a Norwegian priest<br />

and linguist. His most famous, but very rare work<br />

is his description of the inhabitants of Lapland. The<br />

celebrated and strange illustrations were drawn by<br />

Leem himself.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Nyegaard (1984): “100 viktige bøker” # 73.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The library of Skandinavisk For<strong>en</strong>ing in<br />

Rome (library stamp on title-page).<br />

€ 2.000–2.700 15.000–20.000<br />

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4001<br />

travels in Egypt<br />

C.-F. Volney: Voyage <strong>en</strong> Syrie et <strong>en</strong> Égypte. 2 vols.<br />

Paris [1798]. 3rd edition. 8vo. Illustrated with<br />

8 <strong>en</strong>graved plates and maps. Some occassional<br />

foxing and annotations on title-pages. Bound<br />

in contemporary half calf. Restored. Housed in<br />

slipcase. (2)<br />

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4001<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The library of Skandinavisk For<strong>en</strong>ing in<br />

Rome (library stamp on title-pages).<br />

€ 535–805 4.000–6.000<br />

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4002<br />

Sights from iceland, Gre<strong>en</strong>land and<br />

the Virgin islands<br />

Em. Bær<strong>en</strong>tz<strong>en</strong> (lithographer): Danmark. Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong><br />

1856. Oblong folio. With 77 orig. lithographs.<br />

Bound with sights from Holste<strong>en</strong> and Lau<strong>en</strong>borg.<br />

Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong> 1859. Oblong folio. With lithograhic<br />

title-page and 30 original tinted lithographs<br />

with sights from Germany. Bilingual (German and<br />

Danish) explanatory text to each plate. Bound in<br />

contemporary half calf. Binding fully restored.<br />

Housed in slipcase.<br />

8<br />

4002<br />

Celebrated topographical work with sights from<br />

D<strong>en</strong>mark, Iceland, Gre<strong>en</strong>land, The Faroe Islands and<br />

the Virgin Islands.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The library of Skandinavisk For<strong>en</strong>ing in<br />

Rome (library stamp on title-page).<br />

€ 535–805 4.000–6.000<br />

BRUUN RASMUSSEN BOOK AUCTION 797


4003<br />

Pres<strong>en</strong>tation copy by Graah<br />

W.A. Graah: Undersøgelses-Reise til Østkyst<strong>en</strong> <strong>af</strong><br />

Grønland. Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong> 1832. 4to. With one large<br />

folding map (minor restoration) and 8 handcoloured<br />

plates mostly drawn by the Danish artist<br />

H.G.F. Holm and <strong>en</strong>graved by his father J. Holm.<br />

Foxing, not <strong>af</strong>fecting plates. Bound in half calf.<br />

Binding professionally restored. Housed in slipcase.<br />

Pres<strong>en</strong>tation copy inscribed by the author: “Til de<br />

Danskes Bibliothek i Rom fra W. Graah”.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The library of Skandinavisk For<strong>en</strong>ing in<br />

Rome (library stamp on title-page).<br />

€ 1.050–1.350 8.000–10.000<br />

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4003<br />

Inscribed by the author: “Til de Danskes Bibliothek<br />

i Rom fra W. Graah”. Detail of lot # 4003<br />

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4004<br />

Views of Rome<br />

Fioravante Martinelli: Roma ricercata nel suo sito<br />

[...]. Rome 1693. Richly illustrated with woodcuts.<br />

With various autograph inscriptions. Bound in half<br />

calf.<br />

10<br />

4004<br />

Fine copy of this very popular traveller’s companion<br />

to Rome with views of the most c<strong>en</strong>tral attractions.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The library of Skandinavisk For<strong>en</strong>ing in<br />

Rome (library stamp on title-page).<br />

€ 535–805 4.000–6.000<br />

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4005<br />

the obelisk of the Villa torlonia<br />

Francesco Gasparoni: Sugli obelischi Torlonia nella<br />

Villa Nom<strong>en</strong>tana [...]. Rome 1842. 4to. Richly illustrated<br />

with 18 <strong>en</strong>graved plates. Occassional foxing.<br />

Bound in contemporary full calf. Some rubbing to<br />

binding. Housed in slipcase.<br />

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4005<br />

The plates depict the story of the famous Torlonia<br />

obelisk with decorative details from the piazza of the<br />

Villa Torlonia.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: Johan Bravo (name on flyle<strong>af</strong>), later in<br />

the library of Skandinavisk For<strong>en</strong>ing in Rome (library<br />

stamp on title-page).<br />

€ 1.350–2.000 10.000–15.000<br />

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4006<br />

carlo Fontana - the Vatican church<br />

Carolo Fontana: Templum vaticanum [...]. Rome<br />

1694. Folio. [32] + 489 + [28] pages. With 78 <strong>en</strong>graved<br />

plates. Without portrait. Titles and text in<br />

Latin and Italian. Several pages restored, marginal<br />

foxing throughout. Bound in full vellum, fully<br />

restored. Housed in slipcase.<br />

The famous Italian architect Carlo Fontana (1634<br />

- 1714) was in part responsible for the classicizing<br />

direction tak<strong>en</strong> by late Baroque Roman architecture.<br />

12<br />

4006<br />

4006<br />

4006<br />

The plates for this work were <strong>en</strong>graved by Alessandro<br />

Specchi from the drawings of Fontana. The book concerns<br />

the Vatican church, but it also contains short<br />

descriptions of the Pantheon, several Roman temples<br />

and the Cathedral of Flor<strong>en</strong>ce, with illustrations of<br />

the Pantheon and the Cathedral.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The library of Skandinavisk For<strong>en</strong>ing in<br />

Rome (library stamp).<br />

€ 2.000–2.700 15.000–20.000<br />

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4007<br />

Ehr<strong>en</strong>svärd’s “Journey to italy”<br />

Carl August Ehr<strong>en</strong>svärd: Resa till Itali<strong>en</strong>, 1780,<br />

1781, 1782. Stockholm: C. Dele<strong>en</strong> 1819. 4to. With<br />

39 hand-coloured <strong>en</strong>graved drawings depicting<br />

landscapes and costumes. Inscription on flyle<strong>af</strong>.<br />

Some occassional foxing. Bound in half calf. Restored.<br />

Housed in slipcase.<br />

Second edition of Ehr<strong>en</strong>svärd’s “Journey to Italy” with<br />

the original etchings of the first edition, which has<br />

be<strong>en</strong> considered the most beautiful Swedish book of<br />

the 18th c<strong>en</strong>tury.<br />

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4007 4007<br />

Carl August Ehr<strong>en</strong>svärd illustrated his aphoristic<br />

reflections with etchings chos<strong>en</strong> from a vast number<br />

of drawings from his journey. Most of the drawings<br />

are preserved at the Royal Academy of Arts and the<br />

Swedish National Museum.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The library of Skandinavisk For<strong>en</strong>ing in<br />

Rome (library stamp on title-page).<br />

€ 1.350–2.000 10.000–15.000<br />

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4008<br />

“Discipline for the arts”<br />

4008 4009<br />

G.E. Lessing: Laokoon oder Über die Gr<strong>en</strong>z<strong>en</strong> der<br />

Malerey und Poesie. One volume (all published).<br />

Berlin 1766. 1st edition. Bound in contemporary<br />

full calf. Binding with signs of use.<br />

“Laokoon is perhaps Lessing’s best known work outside<br />

Germany, and it has had a world-wide influ<strong>en</strong>ce.<br />

It takes its name from the famous statue discovered<br />

at Rome in the sixte<strong>en</strong>th c<strong>en</strong>tury [...].<br />

14<br />

It contains the first clear statem<strong>en</strong>t of the truth,<br />

which is now considered axiomatic, that every art is<br />

subject to limitations, and can achieve greatness only<br />

by a clear understanding of and self-restriction to its<br />

proper function.”<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: “Printing and the Mind of Man” # 213<br />

under the heading “Discipline for the Arts”.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The library of Skandinavisk For<strong>en</strong>ing in<br />

Rome (library stamp on title-page).<br />

€ 535–805 4.000–6.000<br />

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4009<br />

“the nobility of anci<strong>en</strong>t art”<br />

Johann Joachim Winckelmann: Geschichte der<br />

Kunst des Alterthums. 2 vols. Dresd<strong>en</strong> 1764. 1st<br />

edition. Bound with: Anmerkung<strong>en</strong> ueber die Geschichte<br />

der Kunst des Alterthums. Dresd<strong>en</strong> 1767.<br />

1st edition. 4to. Bound in two contemporary half<br />

calf bindings. Professionally restored. Housed in<br />

slipcase. (2)<br />

“With the publication of his masterpiece, the “History<br />

of the Art of the Anci<strong>en</strong>ts”, his fame had become<br />

widespread. This was indeed the first work in the German<br />

language to achieve universal acclaim [...].”<br />

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4009<br />

“Lessing was an early and deeply impressed reader of<br />

the Geschichte and the publication of his “Laokoon”<br />

in 1766 was the first example of Winckelmann’s<br />

influ<strong>en</strong>ce on the thought of his time.”<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: “Printing and the Mind of Man” # 210<br />

under the heading “The Nobility of Anci<strong>en</strong>t Art”.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: Fogelberg, later in The library of<br />

Skandinavisk For<strong>en</strong>ing in Rome (library stamp on<br />

title-pages).<br />

€ 1.350–2.000 10.000–15.000<br />

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4010<br />

J.c. Dahl<br />

- Early norwegian building culture<br />

J.C. Dahl: D<strong>en</strong>kmale einer sehr ausgebildet<strong>en</strong><br />

Holzbaukunst aus d<strong>en</strong> frühest<strong>en</strong> Jahrhundert<strong>en</strong><br />

in d<strong>en</strong> innern Landsch<strong>af</strong>t<strong>en</strong> Norweg<strong>en</strong>s [“Monum<strong>en</strong>ts<br />

of a most refined Wood<strong>en</strong> Architecture<br />

from the earliest C<strong>en</strong>turies in the inner Landscapes<br />

of Norway”]. Dresd<strong>en</strong> 1837. Folio. With 24 orig.<br />

lithographs. Foxing throughout. Bound in contemporary<br />

half vellum.<br />

16<br />

4010<br />

Johan Christian Claus<strong>en</strong> Dahl (1788-1857), is considered<br />

to be “the father of Norwegian landscape<br />

painting” ev<strong>en</strong> though he lived a great part of his life<br />

in Dresd<strong>en</strong>, Germany and before that 8 years in Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>.<br />

Dahl was a scholar in Norwegian medieval<br />

architecture and was much inspired by these studies<br />

in his own art.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The library of Skandinavisk For<strong>en</strong>ing in<br />

Rome (library stamp on title-page).<br />

€ 400–670 3.000–5.000<br />

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4011<br />

Major work by charles Darwin<br />

Charles Darwin: The Desc<strong>en</strong>t of Man and Selection<br />

in Relation to Sex. 2 vols. London: John Murray<br />

1871. 1st edition, 1st issue (ads dated January<br />

1871). Some occassional foxing. Bound in orig.<br />

boards. Inner hinges weak. (2)<br />

This work by the English naturalist Charles Darwin<br />

(1809-1882) is a work on evolutionary theory. It was<br />

first published in 1871 and is Darwin’s second large<br />

book on evolutionary theory, following his 1859 work<br />

“The Origin of Species”.<br />

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4011<br />

The important work is concerned with outlining the<br />

application of Darwin’s theory to human evolution,<br />

and detailing the theory of sexual selection. The book<br />

touches on a number of related issues, including evolutionary<br />

ethics, evolutionary psychology, differ<strong>en</strong>ces<br />

betwe<strong>en</strong> human races and betwe<strong>en</strong> human sexes, and<br />

the relevance of the evolutionary theory to society.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The library of Skandinavisk For<strong>en</strong>ing in<br />

Rome (library stamp on title-pages).<br />

€ 2.000–2.700 15.000–20.000<br />

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4012<br />

“the finest printed work of Swed<strong>en</strong>”<br />

Erik Dahlberg: Suecia Antiqua et Hodierna. Tomus<br />

I-III (all published). [Paris or Stockholm, 1667-<br />

1716]. Oblong folio (36,5 x 48 cm). With 354<br />

plates, each mounted on paper + index. A few<br />

plates restored. Bound in one contemporary full<br />

calf binding. Binding with signs of use (front<br />

hinge with cracking). Housed in slipcase.<br />

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4012<br />

In 1661 Erik Dahlberg was granted a royal privilege<br />

<strong>en</strong>abling him to realize his plan of a large work of<br />

<strong>en</strong>gravings describing his grand vision of Swed<strong>en</strong><br />

during its period as a world power. The work was not<br />

published in its final state until <strong>af</strong>ter his death. Today,<br />

Dahlberg’s oeuvre is considered among the finest<br />

printed works of Swed<strong>en</strong>.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Nyegaard (1984): “100 viktige bøker” # 12.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The library of Skandinavisk For<strong>en</strong>ing in<br />

Rome (library stamp on title-page).<br />

€ 4.700–6.050 35.000–45.000<br />

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“the greatest work on Swedish topograpy”<br />

Ulrik Thersner: Fordna och närvarande Sverige - La<br />

Suède Anci<strong>en</strong>ne et Moderne (Anci<strong>en</strong>t and pres<strong>en</strong>t<br />

Swed<strong>en</strong>). 3 vols. [Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>, c. 1817-1828].<br />

Oblong-folio. Text in Swedish and Fr<strong>en</strong>ch. Vol. I:<br />

Flyle<strong>af</strong> (inscribed to the owner Emilie Högquist) +<br />

halftitle + <strong>en</strong>graved title + dedicationle<strong>af</strong> + preface<br />

+ table of cont<strong>en</strong>t + <strong>en</strong>graved title (“Skånska<br />

Utsigter - Vue de Scanie) + 60 <strong>en</strong>graved plates<br />

and 60 textleaves. Vol. II: Flyle<strong>af</strong> with autograph<br />

list of cont<strong>en</strong>t: “Upland” and “Södermanland”<br />

+ 59 <strong>en</strong>graved plates and 59 textleaves. Vol. III:<br />

Flyle<strong>af</strong> + <strong>en</strong>graved title (“Utsigter <strong>af</strong> Östergothland<br />

- Vues d’Ostrogothie”) + 36 <strong>en</strong>graved plates<br />

and 36 texleaves. In all illustrated with 155 views<br />

of Swed<strong>en</strong>. Most plates measure 34 x 48 cm. Foxing<br />

throughout. Bound in contemporary full calf,<br />

spines professionally restored/r<strong>en</strong>ewed. Housed in<br />

slipcase. (3)<br />

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This monum<strong>en</strong>tal topographical work was published<br />

by the Danish born Ulrik Thersner (1779-1828). The<br />

work continued <strong>af</strong>ter Thersner’s death. The plates<br />

were executed both in aquatint and lithography.<br />

Besides Dahlberg’s “Suecia Antiqua et Hodierna” this<br />

work stands out as the greatest work on Swedish<br />

topography ever produced.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The library of Skandinavisk For<strong>en</strong>ing in<br />

Rome (library stamp on title-page).<br />

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4014<br />

First printing of “terje Vig<strong>en</strong>”<br />

– inscribed by H<strong>en</strong>rik ibs<strong>en</strong><br />

4014 4014<br />

Paul Bott<strong>en</strong> Hans<strong>en</strong> (ed.): Nytaarsgave for Illust reret<br />

Nyhedsblads Abonn<strong>en</strong>ter. Christiania 1862. 1st<br />

edition. Bound in original full cloth. Fine copy.<br />

Pres<strong>en</strong>tation copy inscribed by H<strong>en</strong>rik Ibs<strong>en</strong> to “D<strong>en</strong><br />

Skandinaviske For<strong>en</strong>ing i Rom” (“The Scandinavian<br />

Society in Rome”).<br />

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4014<br />

This volume contains the first printing of Ibs<strong>en</strong>’s<br />

“Terje Vig<strong>en</strong>”. The poem which describes the dramatic<br />

saga and the character of Terje Vig<strong>en</strong> has become an<br />

icon of Norwegian culture and is a part of the Norwegian<br />

national id<strong>en</strong>tity.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The library of Skandinavisk For<strong>en</strong>ing in<br />

Rome (library stamp on title-page).<br />

€ 4.000–5.350 30.000–40.000<br />

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4015<br />

4015<br />

Pres<strong>en</strong>tation copy by H<strong>en</strong>rik ibs<strong>en</strong><br />

Paul Bott<strong>en</strong> Hans<strong>en</strong> (ed.): Nytaarsgave for Illustreret<br />

Nyhedsblads Abonn<strong>en</strong>ter. Christiania 1860. 1st<br />

edition. Bound in original full cloth. Fine copy.<br />

Pres<strong>en</strong>tation copy inscribed by H<strong>en</strong>rik Ibs<strong>en</strong> to “D<strong>en</strong><br />

Skandinaviske For<strong>en</strong>ing i Rom” (“The Scandinavian<br />

Society in Rome”).<br />

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4015<br />

This volume contains first printings by Ibs<strong>en</strong>, Bjørnson<br />

and Vinje.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The library of Skandinavisk For<strong>en</strong>ing in<br />

Rome (library stamp on title-page).<br />

€ 2.700–4.000 20.000–30.000<br />

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4016<br />

Pres<strong>en</strong>tation copy by H<strong>en</strong>rik ibs<strong>en</strong><br />

4016 4016<br />

Paul Bott<strong>en</strong> Hans<strong>en</strong> (ed.): Nytaarsgave for Illustreret<br />

Nyhedsblads Abonn<strong>en</strong>ter. Christiania 1861. 1st<br />

edition. Bound in original full cloth. Fine copy.<br />

Pres<strong>en</strong>tation copy inscribed by H<strong>en</strong>rik Ibs<strong>en</strong> to “D<strong>en</strong><br />

Skandinaviske For<strong>en</strong>ing i Rom” (“The Scandinavian<br />

Society in Rome”).<br />

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4016<br />

This volume contains the first printing of “En Udflugt<br />

til Africa” by P.Chr. Asbjørns<strong>en</strong>.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The library of Skandinavisk For<strong>en</strong>ing in<br />

Rome (library stamp on title-page).<br />

€ 2.700–4.000 20.000–30.000<br />

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4017<br />

H<strong>en</strong>rik ibs<strong>en</strong> - Gildet paa Solhoug<br />

H<strong>en</strong>rik Ibs<strong>en</strong>: Gildet paa Solhoug. Christiania: Chr.<br />

Tønsbergs Forlag 1856. [2] + Title-page + 88 + [2]<br />

pages. 1st edition. Some minor foxing. Bound in<br />

contemporary full cloth with all edges gilt. Inner<br />

hinge weak. Fading to spine.<br />

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4017 4017<br />

First edition of Ibs<strong>en</strong>’s second book which is increasingly<br />

rare on the market. “The Feast at Solhoug” is the<br />

first publicly successful drama by H<strong>en</strong>rik Ibs<strong>en</strong>. It was<br />

writt<strong>en</strong> in 1855 and had its first performance at “Det<br />

norske Theater” in Berg<strong>en</strong> on January 2, 1856.<br />

€ 400–670 3.000–5.000<br />

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4018<br />

the trial against Knut Hamsun<br />

- important archive<br />

Compreh<strong>en</strong>sive archive with material concerning<br />

the trial for treason against the Norwegian author<br />

Knut Hamsun. The archive consists of a secret<br />

dairy writt<strong>en</strong> by Hamsun wh<strong>en</strong> he was confined<br />

for several months in a psychiatric hospital in Oslo<br />

<strong>af</strong>ter World War II. The diary is writt<strong>en</strong> with small<br />

letters on three pages in his Danish son-in-law<br />

Hans Andreas<strong>en</strong>’s novel “Manana” (1945). The<br />

achive also contains 7 autograph letters and two<br />

post cards signed by Knut Hamsun writt<strong>en</strong> in the<br />

period 1944-1947 together with 6 autograph letters<br />

signed by Marie Hamsun writt<strong>en</strong> in the period<br />

1950-1953. All the letters are writt<strong>en</strong> to Hamsun’s<br />

daughter Cecilia and her husband Hans Andreas<strong>en</strong>.<br />

In all more than 20 pages.<br />

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Moreover, the archive contains various typewritt<strong>en</strong><br />

transcripts, including Hamsun’s speech in court,<br />

dated 16 December 1947, a letter from Hamsun<br />

to the Public Prosecutor [no date] and a report by<br />

the police concerning the confiscation of Hamsun’s<br />

private correspond<strong>en</strong>ce, dated 11 December<br />

1945.<br />

The archive also contains several original photographs<br />

of Hamsun, family members and his farm<br />

“Nørholm”, various private papers and letters concerning<br />

the prolonged trial, together with other<br />

collectable items of docum<strong>en</strong>tary interest.<br />

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This hitherto inaccessible,archive docum<strong>en</strong>ts several<br />

c<strong>en</strong>tral aspects of the last years of Knut Hamsun’s life<br />

and the rough years <strong>af</strong>ter World War II wh<strong>en</strong> the 90<br />

years old Nobel Prize winner was arrested, stood trial<br />

for treason and convicted.<br />

This important archive - not least the diary - was<br />

used as source material for the Danish author<br />

Thorkild Hans<strong>en</strong>’s work “Process<strong>en</strong> mod Hamsun”<br />

(“The Process against Hamsun”, 1978) and has<br />

hitherto be<strong>en</strong> kept away from the public by the family<br />

of Hamsun’s son-in-law, the Danish author Hans<br />

Andreas<strong>en</strong>.<br />

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Not only the diary, which was secretly writt<strong>en</strong> from<br />

15 October 1945 to 11 February 1946, but also the<br />

letters writt<strong>en</strong> to Hamsun’s daughter Cecilia, constitute<br />

a strong docum<strong>en</strong>tation for the trial against the<br />

disgraced author. The letters show how Hamsun is not<br />

allowed to decide anything for himself. He awaits his<br />

trial, and he makes no secret of the fact that it gives<br />

him pain.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: Desc<strong>en</strong>dants of Knut Hamsun’s son-inlaw,<br />

the Danish author Hans Andreas<strong>en</strong>.<br />

€ 20.000–27.000 150.000–200.000<br />

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4019<br />

4019 4020<br />

Knut Hamsun<br />

- Long live Germany<br />

Original photopgraph depicting a buste of Hamsun<br />

signed and inscribed by Hamsun: “Leve Tyskland!<br />

Knut Hamsun. 20 Nov. 1919.” Enclosed two autograph<br />

and signed letters from Knut Hamsun. One<br />

is dated Grimstad 15 December 1934, the other is<br />

dated 1 December 1942. In all 2 pages, one page<br />

restored. (3)<br />

One letter is writt<strong>en</strong> to a bookseller concerning the<br />

historical work “Hollands Ære” (“The honour of the<br />

Netherlands”) which Hamsun was seeking. The other<br />

letter is probably - according to Harald Næss - writt<strong>en</strong><br />

to the American writer H<strong>en</strong>ry Miller who was<br />

strongly occupied with the writings of Hamsun.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Harald Næss: Knut Hamsuns Brev # 2723<br />

and # 2415 (vol. VI, p. 328 and p. 71).<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: Private Norwegian collection. Please<br />

note that these items are imposed with export prohibition<br />

from Norway by the National Library in Oslo.<br />

The National Library has rejected our application to<br />

have these items exhibited in Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>. Consequ<strong>en</strong>tly,<br />

the items are exhibited in Oslo. Please arrange<br />

with the book departm<strong>en</strong>t for special viewing.<br />

€ 805–1.050 6.000–8.000<br />

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4020<br />

Knut Hamsun at the time of<br />

“the Growth of the Soil”<br />

Autograph letter signed by Knut Hamsun to the<br />

editor “Christoffers<strong>en</strong>”. Dated “Tirsdag Kvæld”. [No<br />

date, c. 1917]. One page. Writt<strong>en</strong> on writing paper<br />

from “Raadhus-Hospitset”. In the letter Hamsun<br />

cancels an invitation to speak at the unveil of the<br />

Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson statue in Berg<strong>en</strong>, Norway.<br />

The letter is writt<strong>en</strong> the same year as Hamsun<br />

published his important novel “Mark<strong>en</strong>s Grøde” (“The<br />

Growth of the Soil” ) which won him the Nobel Prize<br />

in Literature in 1920.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Harald Næss: “Knut Hamsuns Brev” #<br />

1437 (vol. IV, p. 172).<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: Private Norwegian collection. Please<br />

note that this item is imposed with export prohibition<br />

from Norway by the National Library in Oslo. The<br />

National Library has rejected our application to have<br />

this item exhibited in Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>. Consequ<strong>en</strong>tly,<br />

the item is exhibited in Oslo. Please arrange with the<br />

book departm<strong>en</strong>t for special viewing.<br />

€ 535–805 4.000–6.000<br />

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4021<br />

4021<br />

4021<br />

Knut Hamsun at the time of “Hunger”<br />

Original photography of Knut Hamsun. 16,5 x<br />

10,5 cm. [Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong> c. 1888-1890]. Enclosed<br />

orig. carte-de-visite signed by Hamsun: “Tus<strong>en</strong><br />

Tak for d<strong>en</strong> v<strong>en</strong>lige og uv<strong>en</strong>tede Opmærksomhed.<br />

Deres ærbødige KH.” (2)<br />

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4021<br />

Hamsun lived in Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong> from July 1888 to April<br />

1889 and later from March to June 1890. During this<br />

period Hamsun wrote his most famous novel “Sult”<br />

(“Hunger”). The photograph was tak<strong>en</strong> in that period<br />

by the Danish photographer Hartmann.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Harald Næss: “Knut Hamsuns Brev”. Depicted<br />

in vol. I, p. 159.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: Private Norwegian collection.<br />

€ 535–805 4.000–6.000<br />

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4022<br />

4022 4022<br />

Knut Hamsun and his German translator<br />

Autograph letter signed by Knut Hamsun. Dated<br />

“Ljan, Norweg<strong>en</strong> 12 Septm”. [1895 or 1896]. 2<br />

pages. The letter is writt<strong>en</strong> to Hamsun’s German<br />

translator Ernst Brausewetter.<br />

The letter presumably concerns two short stories<br />

“Ring<strong>en</strong>” and “Jon Tro” which both were published in<br />

the German review “Jug<strong>en</strong>d” in 1897.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Harald Næss: Knut Hamsuns Brev # 424b<br />

(vol. II, p. 34).<br />

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note that this item is imposed with export prohibition<br />

from Norway by the National Library in Oslo. The<br />

National Library has rejected our application to have<br />

this item exhibited in Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>. Consequ<strong>en</strong>tly,<br />

the item is exhibited in Oslo. Please arrange with the<br />

book departm<strong>en</strong>t for special viewing.<br />

€ 535–805 4.000–6.000<br />

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4023<br />

Knut Hamsun - “Festina l<strong>en</strong>te”<br />

Autograph letter signed by Knut Hamsun for Miss<br />

[Dagny] Krist<strong>en</strong>s<strong>en</strong>. Dated 3 October 1934. One<br />

page. Enclosed orig. ink drawing depicting Knut<br />

Hamsun signed by R. Kastor, with signature and<br />

the inscription “Augustus: Festina l<strong>en</strong>te. Knut<br />

Hamsun.” (2)<br />

Dagny Krist<strong>en</strong>s<strong>en</strong> (1876-1972) was an old fri<strong>en</strong>d of<br />

Hamsun. She worked as a reviewer at the “Morg<strong>en</strong>bladet”<br />

and was - just like Hamsun - much occupied<br />

with the Norwegian language policy.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Harald Næss: Knut Hamsuns Brev # 2400<br />

(vol. VI, p. 57).<br />

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The <strong>en</strong>closed drawing is excuted by the artist R. Kastor,<br />

who made several portraits of important persons<br />

of the time, including Freud and Einstein. The inscription<br />

“Festina l<strong>en</strong>te” is an old Latin phrase attributed<br />

to the Emperor Augustus saying “make haste slowly”.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: Private Norwegian collection. Please<br />

note that these items are imposed with export prohibition<br />

from Norway by the National Library in Oslo.<br />

The National Library has rejected our application to<br />

have these items exhibited in Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>. Consequ<strong>en</strong>tly,<br />

the items are exhibited in Oslo. Please arrange<br />

with the book departm<strong>en</strong>t for special viewing.<br />

€ 535–805 4.000–6.000<br />

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original photograph inscribed by Hamsun<br />

Orig. photograph of Knut Hamsun (in his sitting<br />

room at Nørholm) inscribed by Hamsun for Signe<br />

Lund. Dated 20 April 1940. 21 x 17 cm. Enclosed<br />

original carte-de-visite with autograph greeting by<br />

Hamsun. (2)<br />

Signe Lund (1868-1950), Norwegian composer was<br />

a fri<strong>en</strong>d of Hamsun. She became well known for<br />

the compositions “Leg<strong>en</strong>de” and “I Båt<strong>en</strong>” from the<br />

famous work “Naturstemninger”. Signe Lund was a<br />

member of the Norwegian nazi-party “NS” and <strong>af</strong>ter<br />

World War II she lost her grant from the Norwegian<br />

State and all her public commissions.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Harald Næss: Knut Hamsuns Brev # 2661<br />

(vol. VI, p. 278, mistank<strong>en</strong>ly stated to be in the collection<br />

of the National library in Oslo).<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: Private Norwegian collection. Please<br />

note that these items are imposed with export prohibition<br />

from Norway by the National Library in Oslo.<br />

The National Library has rejected our application to<br />

have these items exhibited in Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>. Consequ<strong>en</strong>tly,<br />

the items are exhibited in Oslo. Please arrange<br />

with the book departm<strong>en</strong>t for special viewing.<br />

€ 535–805 4.000–6.000<br />

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Knut Hamsun writes: “Thanks for the reminder.<br />

However, it is no fun to grow old I think – could I<br />

just begin now at 20!”. Detail of lot # 4024<br />

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4025<br />

Knut Hamsun<br />

- concerning “Børn av tid<strong>en</strong>”<br />

Autograph telegram signed by Knut Hamsun to<br />

Chr. Kønig. [No date]. One page. + Autograph and<br />

signed rough dr<strong>af</strong>t from Knut Hamsun. Writt<strong>en</strong><br />

on reverse of a telegram from printer Nans<strong>en</strong>. [No<br />

date]. One page. (2)<br />

The telegram for Christian Kønig (Hamsun’s loyal<br />

contact at the publishing firm Gyld<strong>en</strong>dal) has by<br />

Harald Næss be<strong>en</strong> dated to November 1913. The<br />

telegram concerns Hamsun’s manuscript for “Børn av<br />

Tid<strong>en</strong>” (1913).<br />

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4025<br />

4025<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: Private Norwegian collection. Please<br />

note that these items are imposed with export prohibition<br />

from Norway by the National Library in Oslo.<br />

The National Library has rejected our application to<br />

have these items exhibited in Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>. Consequ<strong>en</strong>tly,<br />

the items are exhibited in Oslo. Please arrange<br />

with the book departm<strong>en</strong>t for special viewing.<br />

€ 535–805 4.000–6.000<br />

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4026<br />

Knut Hamsun – important autograph letters<br />

Collection of 5 autograph letters signed by Knut<br />

Hamsun to the famous Norwegian vicar Jonas<br />

Dahl. Dated Aas, Nordstrand and Drøbak [No year,<br />

c. 1904-07]. Enclosed autograph letter from the<br />

Norwegian Church departm<strong>en</strong>t, dated 19 January<br />

1907.<br />

The letters deal with Hamsun’s strong wish for a<br />

r<strong>en</strong>ewal of the Norwegian psalm book.<br />

Jonas Dahl (1849-1919) was a vicar in Ullern in Oslo<br />

and he contributed with several psalms for the Norwegian<br />

psalm book. Hamsun was strongly concerned<br />

with a r<strong>en</strong>ewal of the Norwegian psalm book and<br />

was convinced that Dahl was the only one capable<br />

of lifting this task. In the letters Hamsun m<strong>en</strong>tions<br />

the psalm book as being the only poetry and book of<br />

sermons for the common people.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: Private Norwegian collection. Please<br />

note that this item is imposed with export prohibition<br />

from Norway by the National Library in Oslo. The<br />

National Library has rejected our application to have<br />

these items exhibited in Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>. Consequ<strong>en</strong>tly,<br />

the items are exhibited in Oslo. Please arrange with<br />

the book departm<strong>en</strong>t for special viewing.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Harald Næss: Knut Hamsuns Brev # 66, #<br />

67, # 74, # 75, # 79 (Vol. VII, p. 81-91)).<br />

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Brev<strong>en</strong>e er uhyre væs<strong>en</strong>tlige, idet de omhandler<br />

Hamsuns stærke ønske om <strong>en</strong> revision <strong>af</strong> d<strong>en</strong> norske<br />

salmebog og ønske om, at digterpræst<strong>en</strong> Jonas Dahl<br />

(1849-1919) påtager sig d<strong>en</strong>ne revision: “Det er især<br />

Kingo og Brorson, m<strong>en</strong> ogsaa nogle <strong>af</strong> Udgiver<strong>en</strong>s<br />

Bearbejdelser, som efter mit Skøn ikke gaar an. Man<br />

reviderer Bibel<strong>en</strong>s Sprog, Kirkebønnernes Sprog osv.<br />

m<strong>en</strong> lader Salmerne staa. De er vistnok d<strong>en</strong> <strong>en</strong>este nu<br />

hos os som kunde omskrive Salmerne og jeg vilde høre<br />

om De kunde begynde med dette, hvis der kom <strong>en</strong><br />

Bevægelse op om det.”<br />

D<strong>en</strong> norske salmebog var <strong>en</strong> meget væs<strong>en</strong>tligt sag<br />

for Hamsun, da d<strong>en</strong> i hans øjne var <strong>en</strong> c<strong>en</strong>tral del <strong>af</strong><br />

d<strong>en</strong> norske kulturhistorie, som han udtrykker det i et<br />

<strong>af</strong> brev<strong>en</strong>e: “Salmebog<strong>en</strong> er M<strong>en</strong>igmands ofte <strong>en</strong>este<br />

Poesi, Postil og Bibel.”<br />

Disse breve er registreret i supplem<strong>en</strong>tsbindet til Harald<br />

Næss’ brevudgave og er belagt med eksportforbud<br />

fra Norge <strong>af</strong> Nasjonalbiblioteket i Oslo under h<strong>en</strong>visning<br />

til, at brev<strong>en</strong>e udgør “et viktigt kildemateriale til<br />

Knut Hamsuns verk”. Eftersyn efter <strong>af</strong>tale.<br />

€ 6.700 50.000<br />

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4027<br />

King Gustav Vasa’s Bible<br />

4027 4027<br />

Biblia [...]. Uppsala: Georg Richolff 1540-41. Folio.<br />

[6] + 123 + [1] + 158 + 78 + 140 + 89 + [1] +<br />

165 leaves. Except one blank le<strong>af</strong> the copy is complete<br />

according to collation in Darlow and Moule.<br />

Illustrated with numerous half page woodcuts<br />

and 16 full page woodcuts (incl. verso of titlepages<br />

with woodcuts of Adam & Eve and Christ<br />

crucified). Most leaves with browning, foxing,<br />

dampstaining, marginal notes and underlinings.<br />

Several leaves restored and closely cut with some<br />

loss of text. Bound in later full calf with one clasp<br />

preserved. Spine repaired and binding worn.<br />

38<br />

King Gustav Vasa’s Bible was the first Bible to be<br />

printed in Scandinavia and the first and only complete<br />

Bible printed in Swed<strong>en</strong> during the 16th<br />

c<strong>en</strong> tury. The Bible was printed at Uppsala by Georg<br />

Richolff, who had be<strong>en</strong> summoned from Lübeck for<br />

this purpose.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Nyegaard (1984): 100 viktige bøker # 5.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Darlow and Moule # 8808.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The Ragnar Fjalar Larusson Collection.<br />

€ 10.500–13.500 80.000–100.000<br />

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4028<br />

King Gustav adolf’s Bible<br />

4028 4029<br />

Biblia [...]. Stockholm: Printed by Oloff Oloffson<br />

1617-18. Folio. [27] + 1-101 + [1] + 102-301 +<br />

[1] + 302-422 + [1] + 423-626 + [1] leaves. With<br />

3 <strong>en</strong>graved title-pages (main title-page restored),<br />

one portrait of Gustav Adolf (restored), one double<br />

page map of the Mediterranian area, one double<br />

page prospective of the temple of Jerusalem (loose),<br />

one map of Jerusalem and one double page map<br />

(defective). Richly illustrated with numerous wood -<br />

cuts in the text. With occasional browning and<br />

foxing. Bound in contemporary full calf with clasps<br />

(r<strong>en</strong>ewed), all edges gilt. Binding restored.<br />

In 1600 Charles IX, youngest son of Gustav Vasa,<br />

commissioned a new edition of his father’s Bible.<br />

However, it was never carried out before the death of<br />

King Charles IX. In 1615 his son and successor decided<br />

to reprint the text of the Vasa Bible with various<br />

improvem<strong>en</strong>ts.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Darlow and Moule # 8810.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: Bibliotheca Qvarnforsiana, later in the<br />

Ragnar Fjalar Larusson Collection.<br />

€ 1.050–1.350 8.000–10.000<br />

40<br />

4029<br />

King Frederik ii’s Bible<br />

Biblia [...]. Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>: Printed by Mads Vingaard<br />

1588-1589. Folio. [23] + 354 + 226 + 158<br />

+ [1] leaves. Except the blank leaves the copy is<br />

complete according to collation in Darlow and<br />

Moule. With 3 <strong>en</strong>graved titles (main title restored),<br />

separate portrait of Frederik II (stained and likely<br />

later inserted) and woodcuts in the text (one full<br />

page). Several leaves restored. With browning, foxing,<br />

staining and dampstaining. Bound in later full<br />

calf with 6 (of 8) brass cornerpieces and two clasps<br />

(r<strong>en</strong>ewed). Binding worn and hinges detached.<br />

It was the Danish King Frederik II who commissioned<br />

a new edition of the first Danish folio Bible (1550).<br />

However, he died in 1588, just before the work was<br />

finished. The Bible was the first to be printed by a<br />

Dane (Vingaard) and it was the largest printing undertak<strong>en</strong><br />

in D<strong>en</strong>mark during the 16th c<strong>en</strong>tury .<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Darlow and Moule # 3156.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The Ragnar Fjalar Larusson Collection.<br />

€ 1.050–1.350 8.000–10.000<br />

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4030<br />

4030<br />

King christian iV’s Bible<br />

Biblia [...]. Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>: Printed by Martzan and<br />

Sartor 1633. Folio. [24] + 354 + 226 + 158 + [2]<br />

leaves. With 3 <strong>en</strong>graved titles and portrait of King<br />

Chr. IV <strong>en</strong>graved by Simon de Pas. Richly illustrated<br />

with 64 woodcuts in the text. One le<strong>af</strong> restored.<br />

With browning, foxing and some dampstaining.<br />

Bound in full calf with 7 (of 8) brass cornerpieces<br />

and 2 clasps (r<strong>en</strong>ewed). Upper hinge loose.<br />

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4030<br />

Complete copy of King Christian IV’s Bible, the third<br />

and last of the Danish folio Bibles.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Darlow and Moule # 3160.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The Ragnar Fjalar Larusson Collection.<br />

€ 2.700–4.000 20.000–30.000<br />

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4031<br />

4031 4031<br />

the first botanical book printed in Danish<br />

Jørg<strong>en</strong> Holst (ed.): Oeconomia Nova [...]. Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>:<br />

Printed by Peter Hake 1649. 4to. Complete<br />

copy according to Bibliotheca Danica containing<br />

all titles of which some were issued separately.<br />

Bound in full vellum.<br />

42<br />

Fine copy of this important work on various aspects<br />

of Danish and Scandinavian household in the 17th<br />

c<strong>en</strong>tury. The work both includes the first botanical<br />

book printed in Danish, “Horticultura Danica”, the<br />

second book on cooking printed in Danish, and the<br />

oldest preserved book on fishing printed in Danish<br />

(Thesaurus II # 492).<br />

€ 1.350–2.000 10.000–15.000<br />

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4032<br />

classic of Danish botany<br />

[J.S. Heger]: Herbarium pharmaceuticum [...].<br />

Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong> 1825. 1st edition. Richly illustrated<br />

with 141 <strong>en</strong>graved plates, mostly hand-coloured.<br />

Some minor dampstaining and staining. Bound in<br />

full calf (Anker Kyster).<br />

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4032 4032<br />

One of the first Danish works on medical plants.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: With the gilt book-plate of the Danish<br />

collector Kay Høeg on the front board.<br />

€ 535–805 4.000–6.000<br />

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4033<br />

Rare botanical work by Lonitzer<br />

4033 4033<br />

Adam Lonitzer: [Kräuterbuch]. 3 parts in one.<br />

[Frankfurt am Main: Heirs of Christian Eg<strong>en</strong>olph<br />

1582]. Folio. [5] + 1-382 + [10] leaves. Includes<br />

indexes. Richly illustrated with more than 800<br />

mostly hand-coloured woodcuts, including portrait<br />

of Lonitzer. Several leaves restored with some<br />

loss of text. Occassional staining and manuscript<br />

notes. Bound in half calf.<br />

44<br />

Rare edition of Lonitzer’s highly influ<strong>en</strong>tial book of<br />

herbals. Adam Lonitzer (1528-1586) was the main<br />

doctor of Frankfurt where he issued his Kreuterbuch.<br />

Lonitzer’s work was one of the most popular herbals<br />

of the 16th c<strong>en</strong>tury and a richly illustrated sci<strong>en</strong>tific<br />

and medical <strong>en</strong>cyclopedia. The woodcuts are mainly<br />

botanical, but the final section of 70 leaves includes<br />

birds, mammals, and related subjects. Also depicted<br />

are sc<strong>en</strong>es of farming, mining and distilling.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Niss<strong>en</strong> # 1228.<br />

€ 4.700–5.350 35.000–40.000<br />

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4034<br />

classic work of <strong>en</strong>tomology<br />

A.J. Roesel von Ros<strong>en</strong>hof: Der monatlich-herausgegeb<strong>en</strong><strong>en</strong><br />

Insect<strong>en</strong>-Belustigung. Part I-IV.<br />

Nuremberg: Fleischmann 1746-1761. 4to. Part<br />

I: Engraved frontispiece + 78 plates; Part II:<br />

Engraved title-page (“Zweiter Teil”) + 76 plates;<br />

Part III: Engraved title-page (“Dritter Teil”) + 92<br />

plates; Part IV: 40 plates. In all with 289 <strong>en</strong>graved<br />

and hand-coloured plates (incl. 2 title-pages and<br />

one frontispiece). Some plates with foxing. Photographic<br />

reproduction of the portrait of Roesel<br />

inserted in volume one. All bound in 6 volumes.<br />

Enclosed one uniformly bound volume containing<br />

the first part (Tabel I-XVI) of the continuation by<br />

Kleemann: [Beiträge zur Natur- und Insect<strong>en</strong>geschichte].<br />

Nuremberg 1762. With 16 <strong>en</strong>graved<br />

plates. Pages 101-108 replaced with blanks. Bound<br />

with Gladbach: Beschreibung neuer Europäisch<strong>en</strong><br />

Schmetterling<strong>en</strong> die weder im Rösel noch Kleemann<br />

beschrieb<strong>en</strong> steh<strong>en</strong>. Part I (all published).<br />

Frankfurt a.M. 1777. With 36 <strong>en</strong>graved and handcoloured<br />

plates by Joh. Jacob Müller. All volumes<br />

uniformly bound in full calf (Anker Kyster). (7)<br />

46<br />

4034<br />

Fine set of this important <strong>en</strong>tomological work by<br />

Roesel who is widely considered to be the father of<br />

German <strong>en</strong>tomology.<br />

Due to the long period of publishing all parts, most<br />

surviving sets are incomplete and vary in number of<br />

plates, and ev<strong>en</strong> the bibliographers do not agree on<br />

the total number of plates.<br />

According to Niss<strong>en</strong> (# 3466) the work should contain<br />

the following number of plates: Part I: 79 plates, Part<br />

II: 76 plates, Part III: 92 plates ,and Part IV: Portrait<br />

and 40 plates. In all 288 plates. Niss<strong>en</strong> has no m<strong>en</strong>tion<br />

of frontispiece and title-pages.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: With the gilt book-plate of the Danish<br />

collector Kay Høeg on the front boards.<br />

€ 2.700–4.000 20.000–30.000<br />

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4035<br />

the chronicle of old<strong>en</strong>burg<br />

H. Hamelmann: Old<strong>en</strong>burgische Chronicon [...].<br />

Old<strong>en</strong>burg: Heirs of Warner Ber<strong>en</strong>dt, 1599. Folio.<br />

[86] + 1-494 + [16] pages. Engraved title, one<br />

<strong>en</strong>graved plate of Old<strong>en</strong>burg, 63 <strong>en</strong>gravings in the<br />

text (5 full-page, including portrait of Hamelmann<br />

and the Old<strong>en</strong>burger Horn, today in Ros<strong>en</strong>borg<br />

Castle), 3 double-page g<strong>en</strong>ealogical tables, and<br />

numerous text woodcuts (2 full-page). Some<br />

minor dampstaining. Bound in contemporary full<br />

calf, upper hinge with defects.<br />

48<br />

4035<br />

First edition of the first book to be printed in Old<strong>en</strong>burg<br />

and the historical source for the “House of<br />

Old<strong>en</strong>burg” whose desc<strong>en</strong>d<strong>en</strong>ts became emperors of<br />

Russia. The work contains the first printed view of<br />

Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong> and the rare view of Old<strong>en</strong>burg.<br />

€ 1.350–2.000 10.000–15.000<br />

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4036<br />

Hammershøi - important autograph letter<br />

Autograph letter signed by V. Hammershøi to<br />

Alexander Wilde. Dated Paris 29 January [18]92.<br />

4 pages.<br />

Vilhelm Hammershøi (1864-1916) writes to his fri<strong>en</strong>d<br />

and colleague Alexander Wilde (1855-1929) about<br />

his art and his difficulties of getting his paintings<br />

finished. He comm<strong>en</strong>ts on Paris, on J.F. Willums<strong>en</strong> and<br />

“D<strong>en</strong> frie Udstilling” in Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>.<br />

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4036<br />

“Det er ligesom de Malerier jeg laver, de vil heller<br />

ikke blive til noget, det Skidt. Jeg begynder paa et nyt<br />

hver Dag næst<strong>en</strong>, i Morg<strong>en</strong> begynder jeg f.Ex. paa et<br />

igj<strong>en</strong>. Det er efter min Kone, det lille Skind, jeg laver<br />

alle Begyndelserne, m<strong>en</strong> hvad skal jeg gjøre. Jeg kan<br />

ikke <strong>en</strong>gang male et Interiør her, det er saa parisisk<br />

altsamm<strong>en</strong>, lige til det aller intimeste <strong>af</strong> Møblem<strong>en</strong>tet.<br />

Det er jo ikke alle der er saa lykkelige at kunne<br />

aklimatisere sig saadan som Willums<strong>en</strong>, og male<br />

Bretagnekoner og Parisercocotter. Han kommer med<br />

nogle meget underlige Billeder paa d<strong>en</strong> frie Udstilling.<br />

Jeg synes ikke om ham [...].”<br />

€ 535–805 4.000–6.000<br />

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4037<br />

First edition of Saxo - Hammershøi’s copy<br />

Saxo Grammaticus: Danorum Regu [...]. Paris:<br />

Printed by Asc<strong>en</strong>sius 1514. Folio (27,5 x 19,5 cm.)<br />

First edition. [8] + fol. I-CXCVIII. The title-page is<br />

illustrated with a woodcut signed “CP” depicting<br />

the Danish King marching in front of his army.<br />

Title-page with woodcut border in red and black.<br />

With many large initials. Contemporary inscriptions<br />

on title-page and some marginal annotations.<br />

Minor repairs to preliminary leaves, some minor<br />

staining. Bound in contemporary full vellum.<br />

Highly attractive copy of the first edition of this<br />

important chronicle of the Danish kings (among<br />

these the source of Shakespeare’s “Hamlet”) which<br />

was collected and writt<strong>en</strong> around 1200 by Saxo.<br />

More than three c<strong>en</strong>turies later Christian Peders<strong>en</strong>,<br />

a Danish scholar in Paris, edited and published this<br />

Gesta Danorum <strong>af</strong>ter manuscript copies.<br />

50<br />

4037<br />

4037<br />

“The edition of Saxo’s History of D<strong>en</strong>mark by Christian<br />

Peders<strong>en</strong> is extremely important, because no complete<br />

manuscript of Saxo’s work is preserved; only<br />

a few odd leaves have by chance come down to us:<br />

Peders<strong>en</strong>’s edition is indeed our only source to Saxo’s<br />

history” (“Thesaurus” # 190).<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Nyegaard (1984): 100 viktige bøker # 31.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: Inscribed on inner board to the Director<br />

of The National Museum of Art, Karl Mads<strong>en</strong>, from<br />

the Danish artist Vilhelm Hammershøi. Both Karl<br />

Mads<strong>en</strong> and Vilhelm Hammershøi were much interested<br />

in books. Hammershøi’s gift might have had<br />

to do with Karl Mads<strong>en</strong>’s and the museum’s major<br />

purchase of paintings by Hammershøi.<br />

€ 6.700 50.000<br />

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4038<br />

4038 4038<br />

Saxo printed by Waldkirch - thurah’s copy<br />

Saxo Grammaticus: D<strong>en</strong> Danske Krønike [...].<br />

Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>: Printed by H<strong>en</strong>rich Waldkirch 1610.<br />

Folio. [32] + 547 + [29] pages. Translated by<br />

Anders Sør<strong>en</strong>s<strong>en</strong> Vedel. Some minor worming and<br />

occasional underlinings. Bound in contemporary<br />

full calf, front hinge with cracking. Spine richly<br />

gilt.<br />

52<br />

Fine copy of Waldkirch’s rare edition of Vedel’s translation<br />

of Saxo’s history of D<strong>en</strong>mark with the <strong>en</strong>graved<br />

portrait of the King Fr. II on the reverse of the titlepage.<br />

“The achievem<strong>en</strong>t of making Saxo accessible<br />

to the common Dane is due to Anders Sør<strong>en</strong>s<strong>en</strong> Vedel<br />

whose translation was executed from 1573-1575”<br />

(“Thesaurus” # 205).<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: With the book-plate of Laurids de Thurah<br />

(1706-59) who was the principal repres<strong>en</strong>tative of<br />

baroque architecture in D<strong>en</strong>mark. Later in the library<br />

of Peder Hersleb Class<strong>en</strong> (1738-1825), stamp on<br />

title-page.<br />

€ 2.000–2.700 15.000–20.000<br />

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4039<br />

“Danske Lov” with the<br />

crowned monogram of King chr. V<br />

Kong Christian D<strong>en</strong> Femtis Danske Lov. Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong><br />

1683. 1st ed. 4to. With <strong>en</strong>graved portrait<br />

of the king. Bound in contemporary full calf<br />

decorated with the crowned monogram of King<br />

Christian V on front board, clasps r<strong>en</strong>ewned, spine<br />

professionally restored, housed in box.<br />

First edition of one of the most influ<strong>en</strong>tial compilations<br />

of laws in Europe at the time and the most<br />

ext<strong>en</strong>sive complex of laws in the history of D<strong>en</strong>mark.<br />

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4039 4039<br />

Originaludgav<strong>en</strong> <strong>af</strong> det mest omfatt<strong>en</strong>de lovkompleks<br />

i dansk retshistorie. Christian V’s “Danske Lov”<br />

vakte betydelig international opsigt, da d<strong>en</strong> udkom.<br />

D<strong>en</strong> blev <strong>af</strong> samtid<strong>en</strong> anset for at overgå alle andre<br />

love i retfærdighed. D<strong>en</strong> havde direkte indflydelse på<br />

lovgivningsarbejdet i Sverige, Preuss<strong>en</strong> og Rusland i<br />

1700-tallet. Bog<strong>en</strong> blev trykt hos <strong>en</strong> <strong>af</strong> tid<strong>en</strong>s før<strong>en</strong>de<br />

bogtrykkere Joachim Schmedtg<strong>en</strong>, som startede<br />

sit bogtrykkeri i 1682. Schmedtg<strong>en</strong> fremstillede <strong>en</strong><br />

række bøger, heriblandt “Danske Lov”, som ved sit<br />

omfang og udstyr ragede højt op over tid<strong>en</strong>s øvrige<br />

typogr<strong>af</strong>iske frembringelser.<br />

€ 1.050–1.350 8.000–10.000<br />

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4040<br />

Swedish history<br />

4040 4040<br />

Johan Peringskiold: Attartal for Swea och gotha<br />

konunga hus [...]. Stockholm 1725. Folio. With<br />

17 <strong>en</strong>graved plates. Bound in contemporary full<br />

vellum.<br />

54<br />

Very fine copy of the Swedish historian Johan<br />

Peringskiold’s (1654-1720) posthumous work, already<br />

finished in 1692, 5 years before his celebrated translation<br />

of Snorre Sturlasson’s “Heimskringla”.<br />

€ 535–805 4.000–6.000<br />

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4041<br />

the first history of Swed<strong>en</strong><br />

Johannes Magnus: Historia de omnibus Gothorum<br />

[...]. Rome 1554. Small folio (30 x 21 cm). [30]<br />

leaves + 787 pages + [1] le<strong>af</strong>. Title-page with<br />

<strong>en</strong>graved coat of arms (Pope Julius III). With one<br />

full page woodcut map of Scandinavia. Full page<br />

woodcut at <strong>en</strong>d of index. Colophon with full page<br />

woodcut (same as before). Illust. with more than<br />

120 smaller woodcuts in text and as historiated<br />

initials. Some autograph inscriptions. First leaves<br />

with marginal repairs, not <strong>af</strong>fecting the text. Shade<br />

of old waterstaining throughout the book (professionally<br />

cleaned copy). Bound in contemporary<br />

blindstamped sheepskin over wood<strong>en</strong> boards with<br />

two clasps. Spine r<strong>en</strong>ewed.<br />

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4041 4041<br />

First edition of Johannes Magnus’ important history<br />

of the Gothic and Swedish kings, the first of its kind,<br />

which remained the authority on Swedish matters for<br />

the rest of Europe.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Nyegaard (1984): “100 viktige bøker” # 6<br />

€ 2.700–4.000 20.000–30.000<br />

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4042<br />

“a landmark in<br />

the history of natural sci<strong>en</strong>ce”<br />

Buffon: Histoire Naturelle [...]. 32 volumes. Paris:<br />

Imprimerie Royale 1749-89. 4to. 1st edition.<br />

With 1045 full page <strong>en</strong>gravings mainly depicting<br />

animals, 2 maps and 2 charts. The set comprises<br />

the following sections: 15 volumes “Histoire<br />

Naturelle Générelle”, 9 volumes “Histoire Naturelle<br />

des Oiseaux”, 2 volumes of “Histoire Naturelle<br />

des Quadrupèdes Ovipares et des Serp<strong>en</strong>s” and 6<br />

supplem<strong>en</strong>tary volumes. Minor foxing. Bound in<br />

contemporary, uniform full calf. Bindings with<br />

minor signs of wear. (32)<br />

First edition of one of the landmarks of popular<br />

natural sci<strong>en</strong>ce. Georges Louis Leclerc Buffon (1707-<br />

1788) had an <strong>en</strong>ormous impact on the study and<br />

education of natural history. His “Historie Naturelle”<br />

describes everything known about the natural world<br />

and was published in several editions. This set is<br />

the first edition and contains all volumes published<br />

during Buffon’s lifetime. After his death several other<br />

volumes were published making the total number of<br />

volumes 44.<br />

“Buffon’s “Natural History, G<strong>en</strong>eral and Particular”<br />

pres<strong>en</strong>ted for the first time a complete survey of<br />

natural history in a popular form [...] he was the first<br />

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to pres<strong>en</strong>t the universe as one complete whole and<br />

to find no ph<strong>en</strong>om<strong>en</strong>on calling for any but a purely<br />

sci<strong>en</strong>tific explanation” (“Printing and the Mind of<br />

Man” # 198).<br />

Together with Diderot’s Encyclopedia, this work is the<br />

peak of book printing of the Fr<strong>en</strong>ch <strong>en</strong>light<strong>en</strong>m<strong>en</strong>t.<br />

Buffon was the first to sum up an <strong>en</strong>tire natural<br />

history, based on sci<strong>en</strong>ce instead of theology. In a<br />

part of the work, named “Des Époqeus de la Nature”<br />

(Supplem<strong>en</strong>t vol. V, 1778, pres<strong>en</strong>t here), Buffon<br />

attacked several Christian doctrines on natural<br />

sci<strong>en</strong>ce: He saw man as a part of the animal world,<br />

he objected to earth being only 6000 years old, and<br />

he dismissed a rigid classification system (thus<br />

preparing for Darwin’s thoughts).<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: “Printing and the Mind of Man” # 198.<br />

Niss<strong>en</strong> # 672.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: Most volumes bear the autograph name<br />

of the Danish zoologist Jonas Collin (1840-1905),<br />

who issued a new edition of Kjærbølling’s “The Birds<br />

of Scandinavia” in 1875-1877 (Anker # 251) - a work<br />

most likely inspired by his knowledge from his copy<br />

of Buffon’s “Histoire Naturelle”.<br />

€ 4.000–5.350 30.000–40.000<br />

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4043<br />

imaginative account of the north<br />

Pierre Martin de La Martinière: Voyage de pais<br />

Sept<strong>en</strong>trionaux dans lequel se void les mæurs,<br />

maniere de vivre, & superstitions des Norwegui<strong>en</strong>s,<br />

Lappons [...]. Paris 1671. Small 8vo. With <strong>en</strong>graved<br />

frontispiece and 14 <strong>en</strong>gravings in the text. One<br />

tear in one le<strong>af</strong> expertly restored. Name on titlepage<br />

and autograph note on flyle<strong>af</strong> concerning<br />

the author of the book, stating that he was the<br />

first Fr<strong>en</strong>ch to have published a maritime journey<br />

of Europe. Minor foxing. Bound in full calf with<br />

all edges gilt (Thomas).<br />

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4043<br />

4043<br />

First edition of this rare and important source in the<br />

history of travel. Based upon an expedition that Pierre<br />

Martin De La Martinière (1634-90), born in Rou<strong>en</strong>,<br />

had undertak<strong>en</strong> to the far North in 1670, his travel<br />

narrative became one of the most famous of its kind.<br />

The author relates (and illustrates himself) of strange<br />

sights and sounds and the wind magic of the northern<br />

people. His narration is one of the most fantastic and<br />

imaginative of the time, so imaginative that Knud<br />

Leem (1696-1775) specifically aimed at correcting<br />

Martinière in his monum<strong>en</strong>tal work “Beskrivelse over<br />

Finmark<strong>en</strong>s lapper” (1767), see lot # 4000.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: Jules R<strong>en</strong>ard (book-plate).<br />

€ 1.050–1.350 8.000–10.000<br />

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4044<br />

the Danish colony in Western <strong>af</strong>rica<br />

L.F. Römer: Nachricht<strong>en</strong> von der Küste Guinea.<br />

Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong> and Leipzig 1769. First German edition.<br />

With <strong>en</strong>graved portrait, map and 3 <strong>en</strong>graved<br />

folding plates. Bound in contemporary half calf.<br />

Binding with signs of use.<br />

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4044<br />

The German edition of Römer’s account of The Danish<br />

colony in Western Africa is rarely se<strong>en</strong> on the market.<br />

€ 400–670 3.000–5.000<br />

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4045<br />

the Danish West indies<br />

Collection of more than 100 photographs and<br />

postcards mostly relating to the schools in the<br />

Danish West Indies. Early 20th c<strong>en</strong>tury. Several<br />

of the photographs depict class rooms, school<br />

buildings, pupils etc. at the islands of St. Thomas,<br />

St. John and St. Croix. Enclosed large collection<br />

of material concerning the schools of the Danish<br />

West Indies (books, research papers, archive of<br />

articles etc.). Further description upon request.<br />

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4045<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The Danish historian and museum<br />

director Jørg<strong>en</strong> O. Bjerregaard who devoted several<br />

decades of his life researching in the history of the<br />

schools in the Danish West Indies. One of his articles<br />

was rec<strong>en</strong>tly published post mortem in “Skol<strong>en</strong> i<br />

palmernes skygge” (University of Southern D<strong>en</strong>mark<br />

Press, 2008).<br />

€ 4.000–5.350 30.000–40.000<br />

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4046<br />

“one of the most estimated<br />

travelbooks of the 18th c<strong>en</strong>tury”<br />

Frederic Louïs Nord<strong>en</strong>: Voyage d’Egypte et de<br />

Nubie. 2 vols. Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong> 1755. Folio. With<br />

<strong>en</strong>graved frontispiece and portrait of Nord<strong>en</strong>. With<br />

159 <strong>en</strong>graved plates and 24 vignettes. Bound in<br />

one full calf binding.<br />

62<br />

4046<br />

4046<br />

A fine copy of one of the most estimated travelbooks<br />

of the 18th c<strong>en</strong>tury. The <strong>en</strong>gravings were drawn by<br />

Nord<strong>en</strong> himself and <strong>en</strong>graved by Marcus Tucher. The<br />

portrait of Nord<strong>en</strong> was drawn by Preisler.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: Armorial bookplate of C.W.H. Sotheby on<br />

the front pastedown.<br />

€ 5.350–6.700 40.000–50.000<br />

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4047<br />

a 4000 year old receipt for beer<br />

Cuneiform tablet recording a receipt for beer for<br />

the troops. Tablet dated 5th year of Shu-Sh<strong>en</strong>, King<br />

of Ur (2028-2004 BC) = 2024 BC. 4 x 4,5 cm.<br />

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4047<br />

The writing system called “cuneiform” (“wedgeshaped”)<br />

was developed by the Sumerian people<br />

during the late fourth and fifth mill<strong>en</strong>iums BC. The<br />

writing system grew out from a series of pictures to a<br />

system of symbols designating ideas and ev<strong>en</strong> sounds.<br />

The signs were writt<strong>en</strong> on wet clay with a stick and<br />

the tablets were used to record various information.<br />

In this case the cuneiform tablet records a receipt for<br />

beer for the troops.<br />

€ 400–670 3.000–5.000<br />

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4048<br />

Early manuscript on prophecy<br />

Autograph manuscript on prophecy. Text writt<strong>en</strong><br />

in Batak Poda-language on bark covered with two<br />

wood<strong>en</strong> boards held together by strings. 16th-<br />

17th c<strong>en</strong>tury. C. 21 x 14 cm. With several small<br />

drawings. A part from a few leaves with minor loss<br />

of text, the manuscript is well preserved.<br />

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4048<br />

Enclosed full description of the manuscript writt<strong>en</strong> in<br />

English compiled in 1954 by a scolar at the The Royal<br />

Library of Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>. According to this research,<br />

the manuscript derives from the island Samosir<br />

around Sumatra.<br />

€ 2.000–2.700 15.000–20.000<br />

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4049<br />

4049 4049<br />

illuminated manuscript signed by<br />

King Philipe V of Spain<br />

Original illuminated manuscript, granting a title<br />

by the Spanish King Philipe V for Antonio Joachin<br />

Guerra, “Despacho de titulo de castilla [...]”. Dated<br />

1729. With 14 decorated vellum leaves mostly<br />

decorated on both sides including several full page<br />

drawings. Signed twice by King Philipe V of Spain.<br />

Size of leaves: 30 x 20 cm. Bound in contemporary<br />

full velvet binding with remains of ties.<br />

Binding worn.<br />

66<br />

Fine illuminated manuscript signed twice by Philipe<br />

V of Spain. Philipe V (1683-1746) was king of Spain<br />

from 1700 to 1724 (January) and 1724 (August) to<br />

1746, the first of the Bourbon dynasty in Spain.<br />

€ 1.350–2.000 10.000–15.000<br />

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4050<br />

4050<br />

18th c<strong>en</strong>tury illuminated choir book<br />

Original illuminated manuscript <strong>en</strong>titled “Libellus<br />

in quo Antiphonarum Hymnorumque [...]”. Dated<br />

1704. 98 leaves. Size of leaves: 14 x 20,5 cm. With<br />

several decorated initials. Notations in red 4-lined<br />

system, mostly with 7 sets of notation lines a<br />

page. Bound in full decorated calf with two clasps.<br />

Some wear to binding.<br />

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4050<br />

The antiphonal books were used during the Catholic<br />

services. “Antiphonal” refers to the principal music<br />

sung by the choir during the Divine Office (the canonical<br />

prayers recited daily by priests).<br />

€ 1.350–2.000 10.000–15.000<br />

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4051<br />

illuminated 16th c<strong>en</strong>tury octagonal Koran<br />

Arabian illuminated manuscript of the Koran<br />

writt<strong>en</strong> in Naskh within gold and coloured rules.<br />

Dated 919 A.A. = A.D. 1513. Small octagonal size<br />

(leaves measuring 6,2 x 6,2 cm). In all 362 leaves.<br />

The first two double-leaves richly illustrated in<br />

lapis lazuli blue and gold. Bound in gold stamped<br />

leather binding with flap. Binding professionally<br />

restored.<br />

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A well preserved copy of an early 16th c<strong>en</strong>tury Koran<br />

in a rare and unusual octagonal format.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The Ragoczy Collection.<br />

€ 8.050–10.500 60.000–80.000<br />

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4052<br />

Plasterer’s baroque sketchbook<br />

Sketchbook with 52 leaves of drawings in ink<br />

and p<strong>en</strong>cil for works of plaster deriving from<br />

the family Cantone, an Italian plasterer’s family.<br />

Dated on front board “1582” and on inner back<br />

board “1738”. Size of book: 18 x 11 cm. Bound<br />

in full vellum over wood<strong>en</strong> boards. Dampstaining<br />

throughout. Binding worn.<br />

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4052<br />

The sketchbook constitutes a contemporary docum<strong>en</strong>tation<br />

for the Italian (and European) plasterer’s<br />

tradition giving several fine examples of wall decorations<br />

in the baroque style used in Italy and Europe of<br />

the time.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The sketchbook was bought in 1949<br />

by the Danish art historian Bredo L. Grandjean who<br />

wrote a book on Danish works of plaster 1660-1800<br />

(here <strong>en</strong>closed). The sketchbook is pictured and<br />

described on pp. 136-137.<br />

€ 400–670 3.000–5.000<br />

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4053<br />

4053<br />

incunabula printed by Kessler<br />

Petrus Lombardus: Textus s<strong>en</strong>t<strong>en</strong>tiarum cum<br />

conclusionibus [...]. Basel: Printed by Nic. Kessler<br />

1488. Folio. 279 leaves (lacking one blank).<br />

Double columns. Initials in red and one initial<br />

decorated in gold, gre<strong>en</strong>, blue and red. Bound<br />

in contemporary full calf over wood<strong>en</strong> boards,<br />

no clasps, spine r<strong>en</strong>ewed. Painted title on upper<br />

foreedge. The Kessler woodcut printer’s device is<br />

located above the colophon.<br />

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4053<br />

Peter Lombard (c. 1100-1160 in Paris) was a scholastic<br />

theologian and bishop, and author of Four Books<br />

of S<strong>en</strong>t<strong>en</strong>ces, which became the standard textbook<br />

of theology. It is this theological work above all that<br />

made the name of Peter Lombard famous, and gives<br />

him a special place in the history of theology in the<br />

Middle Ages.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Hain-C. 10.195; Proctor 7670.<br />

€ 2.000–2.700 15.000–20.000<br />

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4054<br />

Fr<strong>en</strong>ch incunabula - Gregory i<br />

4054 4054<br />

Gregory I: Comm<strong>en</strong>tum super Cantica canticorum.<br />

Paris: Ulrich Gering and Berthold Rembolt, 16<br />

January 1498. 4to. 30 leaves. Red staining on upper<br />

margin. Bound in later half vellum.<br />

Saint Gregory I the Great was pope from 590 until<br />

his death in 604. Much of the correspond<strong>en</strong>ce and<br />

writings by Gregory I have survived and reveal his<br />

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importance and many liturgical reforms. He was<br />

imm<strong>en</strong>sely devoted to saints, miracles, and relics, and<br />

had the most influ<strong>en</strong>ce on the early medieval church<br />

of all popes. Not least did he increase the power of<br />

the papacy.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Goff G-395.<br />

€ 1.050–1.350 8.000–10.000<br />

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4055<br />

incunabula by Guillermus Parisi<strong>en</strong>sis<br />

Guillermus Parisi<strong>en</strong>sis: Postilla super epistolas et<br />

evangelia [...]. Strassburg: Printer of Jordanus de<br />

Quedlinburg [Georg Husner] 1486. Folio (58,5 x<br />

50 cm). 140 leaves, 2 blanks. Double columns, 46<br />

lines.<br />

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4055 4055<br />

With 8-line initial on a3 illuminated in blue, red<br />

and purple. Initials rubricated, capital strokes, underlinings<br />

in red. Marginal dampstaining on a few<br />

leaves. Inscription on flyle<strong>af</strong>. Bound in mo dern full<br />

vellum.<br />

Fine copy of Guillermus Parisi<strong>en</strong>sis’ comm<strong>en</strong>taries on<br />

the epistles.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Goff G-679.<br />

€ 2.700–3.350 20.000–25.000<br />

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4056<br />

Russian illuminated manuscript<br />

Liturgical illuminated manuscript writt<strong>en</strong> in<br />

Church Slavonic. Russia. Late 18th or early 19th<br />

c<strong>en</strong>tury. 254 leaves. 35 x 21,5 cm. With 6 watercolours<br />

with sc<strong>en</strong>eries of m<strong>en</strong> of the church (5<br />

full-page). Richly illuminated with 19 ornam<strong>en</strong>tal<br />

drawings in gre<strong>en</strong>, red and yellow and 130 initials<br />

in gold, yellow, gre<strong>en</strong> and red. Bound in contemporary<br />

full calf with two clasps.<br />

Church Slavonic has be<strong>en</strong> the Russian liturgical<br />

language since the Middle Ages.The orthodox liturgy<br />

changed only little during the c<strong>en</strong>turies, which is why<br />

several of the early 15th and 16th c<strong>en</strong>tury liturgical<br />

manuscripts were copied during the 18th and 19th<br />

c<strong>en</strong>turies. Today, these copies are highly important<br />

due to the loss of many of the original manuscripts.<br />

€ 8.050–10.500 60.000–80.000<br />

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4057<br />

the imperial Hunt in Russia<br />

4057 4057<br />

Nikolai Kutepov: Tsarskaia okhota na Rusi. [The<br />

Imperial Hunt in Russia]. 4 vols. Saint Petersburg<br />

1896-1911. Folio. Richly illustrated with several<br />

full-page chromolithographs, some height<strong>en</strong>ed<br />

with gold or silver, and numerous smaller illustrations,<br />

some hand-coloured. All in publisher’s<br />

bindings: Volume I bound in full decorated calf<br />

with two metal cornerpieces in the shape of the<br />

imperial doubleheaded eagle, all edges gilt, in<br />

cloth wrappers (bound by Kirchner), Volume II,<br />

III and IV bound in half morocco with decorated<br />

cloth boards, all edges gilt. Title-page to vol. IV<br />

not pres<strong>en</strong>t, most likely due to publisher’s ommission.<br />

Some wear to bindings. Bookplate on inner<br />

back board in each volume. (4)<br />

76<br />

Rare set of this monum<strong>en</strong>tal work, celebrated for its<br />

fine illustrations by famous Russian artists including<br />

Lebedev, Repin, Samokishev, Surikov, Vasnetsov, and<br />

Ryabushkin.<br />

The work constitutes a primary source on the Russian<br />

imperial hunts which evolved from hunting traditions<br />

of the early Russian Tsars under the influ<strong>en</strong>ce of<br />

hunting customs of the European royal courts.<br />

€ 8.050–10.500 60.000–80.000<br />

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4058<br />

Rare Russian illustrations<br />

V. Timm: Russkii Khudozhestv<strong>en</strong>nyi Listok [Russian<br />

leaves of art]. 4 volumes. Saint Petersburg 1859-<br />

1862. Oblong folio (35 x 53 cm). Each volume<br />

with 36 plates + title-pages in 3 volumes. Some<br />

minor foxing and marginal dampstaining. Bound<br />

in contemporary half morocco. Bindings with<br />

some signs of use. (4)<br />

78<br />

4058<br />

4058<br />

Fine set of the Russian artist Vasily Fyodorovich<br />

Timm’s (1820-1895) famous art leaves which he<br />

began publishing from 1851. His aim was to portray<br />

the Russian people and the Russian way of living.<br />

Timm was also known for his illustrations in the<br />

monum<strong>en</strong>tal coronation book “Description du Sacre<br />

et du Couronnem<strong>en</strong>t de leurs Majestes Imperiales<br />

l’Empereur Alexandre II et l’Imperatrice Marie Alexandrovna”<br />

(Saint Petersburg 1856).<br />

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4059<br />

the life of napoleon Bonaparte<br />

W.M. Sloane: Life of Napoleon Bonaparte. 20 parts<br />

bound in 4 volumes. New York 1896. First edition.<br />

Richly illustrated with plates in colour and b/w.<br />

Bound with all the orig. front wrappers in half red<br />

morocco (Horace G. Commin - Bournemouth). (4)<br />

80<br />

4059<br />

Fine copy of this ext<strong>en</strong>sive history of the life of<br />

Napoleon Bonaparte writt<strong>en</strong> by Sloane, who was th<strong>en</strong><br />

professor of history at Princeton University.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: W.A. Foyle (book-label).<br />

€ 400–670 3.000–5.000<br />

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4060<br />

Fine docum<strong>en</strong>t signed by napoleon<br />

Original vellum docum<strong>en</strong>t signed by Napoleon,<br />

dated May 1812. Size of docum<strong>en</strong>t: 39 x 48,5 cm.<br />

Decorated with small weapon in watercolour. With<br />

minor cut in lower left corner. Housed in full morocco<br />

folder with lithographic portrait of Napoleon<br />

on inner board.<br />

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4060<br />

In this docum<strong>en</strong>t the emperor Napoleon Bonaparte<br />

(1769-1821) grants an officer of the Légion<br />

d’honneur the title of Chevalier de l’Empire, a rank<br />

in the Legion of Honour equival<strong>en</strong>t to the English<br />

“knight”. Signed by Napoleon and countersigned by Le<br />

prince Archichancelieu de l’Empire.<br />

€ 2.000–2.700 15.000–20.000<br />

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4061<br />

Laurids de thurah’s Bornholm<br />

Laurids de Thurah: Omstændelig og tilforladelig<br />

Beskrivelse over d<strong>en</strong> i Øster-Sø<strong>en</strong> ligg<strong>en</strong>de [...] Øe<br />

Bornholm, og d<strong>en</strong> ei langt derfra anlagde fortreffelige<br />

Fæstning Christiansøe. Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong> 1756.<br />

4to. With 31 <strong>en</strong>graved plates, including one map<br />

of the island. Bound in contemporary full calf,<br />

spine r<strong>en</strong>ewed.<br />

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4061<br />

First edition of this c<strong>en</strong>tral source to the history and<br />

the description of the islands in the Baltic Sea fully<br />

illustrated with 31 <strong>en</strong>graved plates.<br />

€ 1.050–1.350 8.000–10.000<br />

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4062<br />

“Les Delices du Dannemarc”<br />

Bartholomæus Roque: Dannemarks Forlystelser<br />

[...] / Les Delices du Dannemarc [...]. Vol. I (all issued).<br />

Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>: Printed by Berling 1747. 4to.<br />

With <strong>en</strong>graved frontispiece and 4 folded <strong>en</strong>graved<br />

plates depicting Ros<strong>en</strong>borg, Christianshavn, Det<br />

Kongelige Palais and Jægersborg. Bound in full<br />

calf, minor part of upper spine chipped off.<br />

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4062<br />

Extremely rare book by Bartholomæus Roque - probably<br />

the rarest of the Danish topographical works<br />

of the time. Rocque also worked as <strong>en</strong>graver for the<br />

works by Laurids de Thurah. In 1940 a facsimile edition<br />

of “Dannemarks Forlystelser” was issued.<br />

€ 400–670 3.000–5.000<br />

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4063<br />

Romantic sights from D<strong>en</strong>mark i<br />

H.G.F. Holm: Sjællands yndigste Egne tegnede<br />

efter Natur<strong>en</strong>. Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong> [1825-26]. Pamphlets<br />

I-V, each with 4 hand-coloured <strong>en</strong>graved plates by<br />

J. Holm <strong>af</strong>ter drawings by H.G.F. Holm. Texts in<br />

Danish, English, Fr<strong>en</strong>ch and German. Bound with<br />

most of the original wrappers in full morocco.<br />

84<br />

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4063<br />

The Danish artist H.G.F. Holm (1804-61), also called<br />

“Fattig-Holm”, made the drawings for this work. They<br />

were <strong>en</strong>graved by his father, J<strong>en</strong>s Holm, and handcoloured<br />

by “Fattig-Holm”.<br />

€ 805–1.050 6.000–8.000<br />

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4064<br />

Romantic sights from D<strong>en</strong>mark ii<br />

J.E.C. Walter: Prospekter <strong>af</strong> Söndermark<strong>en</strong> eller<br />

Kiöb<strong>en</strong>havn og Omegn. 1ste Hefte. Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong><br />

1826. With 9 hand-coloured <strong>en</strong>gravings <strong>af</strong>ter<br />

drawings by Walter. Housed in box. Enclosed J.F.<br />

Clem<strong>en</strong>s: Udsigter fra Sanderumgaards Hauge.<br />

[Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong> c. 1800]. With 7 (of 12) <strong>en</strong>graved<br />

and hand-coloured motives from Sanderumgård.<br />

Bound in full paper. (2)<br />

€ 805–1.050 6.000–8.000<br />

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4064<br />

Walter’s prospects of Søndermark<strong>en</strong> are extremely rare.<br />

According to the list of subscribers only 43 were listed<br />

for the illuminated copies. The issue contains <strong>en</strong>gravings<br />

of “Det Chinesiske Lysthuus i Søndermark<strong>en</strong>”,<br />

“Det norske Huus i Søndermark<strong>en</strong>” and “Det Chinesiske<br />

Lysthuus i Frederiksberg Have”.<br />

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4065<br />

costumes of cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong> – J.H. S<strong>en</strong>n<br />

4065 4065<br />

G.L. Lahde and Sander: Elem<strong>en</strong>tarverk i Tegnekunst<strong>en</strong>.<br />

3rd vol. (pamphlets 4, 5 and 6). [Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong><br />

1818]. 4to. With 12 hand-coloured <strong>en</strong>graved<br />

plates of citiz<strong>en</strong>s of Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong> in caracteristic<br />

costumes. With supplem<strong>en</strong>tary text. Minor dampstaining<br />

to the final leaves. Original wrappers.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: Holger Gabriels<strong>en</strong> (book-label).<br />

86<br />

Enclosed collection of 17 hand-coloured plates of<br />

“Klædedragter i Køb<strong>en</strong>havn”, <strong>en</strong>graved and coloured<br />

by <strong>en</strong>graver Johs. Britze around 1926-1928 <strong>af</strong>ter<br />

drawings made in 1807 by J.H. S<strong>en</strong>n. Size of paper 25<br />

x 37 cm. These motives by S<strong>en</strong>n are very rare.<br />

€ 535–805 4.000–6.000<br />

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4066<br />

costumes of D<strong>en</strong>mark and iceland<br />

F.C. Lund: Danske Nationaldragter. Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>:<br />

C.W. Stinck [1861]. With 30 partly hand-coloured<br />

lithographs of Danish national costumes by F.C.<br />

Lund. 18 x 27,3 cm. Elegantly mounted in full<br />

decorated cloth.<br />

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4066 4066<br />

Fine copy of the rare first issue of Lund’s classic series<br />

of costumes from D<strong>en</strong>mark and Iceland.<br />

€ 1.350–2.000 10.000–15.000<br />

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4067<br />

Magnific<strong>en</strong>t work by Bradt and Wiedewelt<br />

J.G. Bradt: Monum<strong>en</strong>ta Fred<strong>en</strong>sburgica iussu<br />

Friderici V. erecta. [Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong> 1769]. Folio. With<br />

<strong>en</strong>graved frontispiece and 37 plates with 40 etchings<br />

(two double-page). Bound in half morocco.<br />

88<br />

4067<br />

It took the Danish architect and <strong>en</strong>graver Johannes<br />

Gottfred Bradt (1741-1770) four years to etch this<br />

magnific<strong>en</strong>t record of the sculptures in the gard<strong>en</strong><br />

of Fred<strong>en</strong>sborg Castle <strong>af</strong>ter drawings by the greatest<br />

Danish sculptor of the 18th c<strong>en</strong>tury, Johannes<br />

Wiedewelt (1731-1802). Bradt also etched for N.H.<br />

Jardin’s work: Plans, coupes et elevations (issued in<br />

1769).<br />

Extremely rare.<br />

€ 4.000–5.350 30.000–40.000<br />

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4067<br />

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4068<br />

First editions by Bellman<br />

C.M. Bellman: Fredmans Epistler. Stockholm 1790.<br />

1st edition. [12] + 274 + [2] + 104 (<strong>en</strong>graved)<br />

pages. + Fredmans Sånger. Stockholm 1791. 1st<br />

edition. [6] + [168] + 86 (<strong>en</strong>graved) pages. Bound<br />

in two uniform half calf bindings. (2)<br />

90<br />

4068<br />

A fine and rare set of Bellman’s classic work.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Nyegaard (1984): “100 viktige bøker” # 22.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The Ragoczy Collection (book-plate on<br />

inner boards).<br />

€ 1.050–1.350 8.000–10.000<br />

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4069<br />

Ludvig Holberg with royal prov<strong>en</strong>ance<br />

Ludvig Holberg: Epistler. 5 vols. Cph 1749-1758.<br />

Various issues. All bound in full calf. (5)<br />

Donation copy from Prince Frederik of D<strong>en</strong>mark and<br />

Norway - the son of King Frederik V. (inscription<br />

embossed on front boards and dated “1773” on back<br />

boards).<br />

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4069<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: From the library of professor F.J. Billeskov<br />

Jans<strong>en</strong> who issued an annotated edition of Holberg’s<br />

Epistler.<br />

€ 535–805 4.000–6.000<br />

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4070<br />

tord<strong>en</strong>skjold - Highly important letter<br />

Autograph letter signed by Tord<strong>en</strong>skjold. Dated<br />

[June] 1719. 4 pages. Framed. Full transcription in<br />

Danish available on request.<br />

This highly important letter is writt<strong>en</strong> in full by the<br />

Norwegian naval hero Peder Wessel Tord<strong>en</strong>skjold<br />

(1691-1720) on board the ship “Laaland” fighting<br />

against the Swedish army. The letter is writt<strong>en</strong> to<br />

“Høyedle og welborne Herr Admiral” [Admiral Ole<br />

Judichær] and contains important information about<br />

the conquering of Göteborg: “Jeg kand slutte <strong>af</strong> eders<br />

brev det vild først gielde Marstrand, vilket jeg ej kand<br />

finde nøttig langt mindre nødig, thi Gott<strong>en</strong>borg er<br />

langt merre pragticabel att erobre; thi naar Hisinglandet<br />

først i Poseseion bliver taget, er Rest<strong>en</strong> <strong>en</strong><br />

meget pragticabel sag.”<br />

Of great interest is also that Tord<strong>en</strong>skjold m<strong>en</strong>tions a<br />

map of his own inv<strong>en</strong>tion on which he has marked his<br />

personal suggestions for an attack.<br />

92<br />

4070<br />

It is extremely rare to see autograph letters by<br />

Tord<strong>en</strong>skjold on the market. Most letters are in public<br />

collections. This letter is of particular rar<strong>en</strong>ess since it<br />

- probably due to its important cont<strong>en</strong>t - was writt<strong>en</strong><br />

in full by Tord<strong>en</strong>skjold and not just signed by him as it<br />

was custom.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The letter was registered by the Norwegian<br />

marine historian O. Berges<strong>en</strong> in 1963 (Berges<strong>en</strong>:<br />

“Tord<strong>en</strong>skiolds Brev”, Oslo 1963). Berges<strong>en</strong> had never<br />

se<strong>en</strong> the letter, but he knew of its exist<strong>en</strong>ce from<br />

an account by the Danish historian C.F. All<strong>en</strong> who<br />

stated that the letter was owned by J.H. Peters<strong>en</strong>, the<br />

private teacher of King Fr. VII’s childr<strong>en</strong>. Peters<strong>en</strong> had<br />

a fine collection of historical items which included<br />

Tord<strong>en</strong>skjold’s letter. Until now the letter has be<strong>en</strong> in<br />

the ownership of the Peters<strong>en</strong> family.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Frank Allan Rasmuss<strong>en</strong>: “Tord<strong>en</strong>skiold som<br />

kartogr<strong>af</strong>?”, in: Marinehistorisk Tidsskrift, nr. 1., 1991.<br />

€ 13.500–20.000 100.000–150.000<br />

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4071<br />

Laurits tux<strong>en</strong> - autograph letters<br />

Collection of 18 autograph letters (15 with the<br />

orig. <strong>en</strong>velopes) signed by Lauritz Tux<strong>en</strong> to<br />

Frederikke Tux<strong>en</strong>. The letters are s<strong>en</strong>t from Paris,<br />

London, Edingburgh and Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong> betwe<strong>en</strong><br />

1912-1921. The letters comprise more than 40<br />

pages.<br />

These very personal letters from the Danish painter<br />

Laurits Tux<strong>en</strong> (1853-1927) are writt<strong>en</strong> to his Norwegian<br />

second wife Frederikke. The letters relate of his<br />

art, his teaching and of his colleagues, fri<strong>en</strong>ds and<br />

family. Extrait of one of the letters to Frederikke:<br />

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“Min elskede Fredemor!<br />

Nu har jeg været til et Løb på Dæmning<strong>en</strong> i Maaneskin,<br />

m<strong>en</strong> det er for tidligt at gå i S<strong>en</strong>g, og jeg har jo<br />

slet ikke faaet nog<strong>en</strong> Passiar med Dig <strong>en</strong>dnu i Dag. Jeg<br />

var paa Skol<strong>en</strong> imorges, disputerede som sædvanligt<br />

med Rostrup Bojes<strong>en</strong>, der finder Akademiet d<strong>en</strong><br />

el<strong>en</strong>digste Anstalt som tænkes kan, og gik saa h<strong>en</strong><br />

pa mit Atelier, hvor jeg gav mig til at male paa min<br />

gamle V<strong>en</strong>us’ Omgivelser; hun kan snart holde Jubilæum.<br />

Jeg maa nemlig sige Dig at Rejse fra Skag<strong>en</strong><br />

forled<strong>en</strong> var vidunderligt med Regnbue, Sky og blaa<br />

Himmel - alt hvad et Malerhjerte kan ønske sig, og<br />

det maatte nødv<strong>en</strong>digt sætte Spor et eller andet Sted,<br />

nu blev det V<strong>en</strong>us jeg faldt over.”<br />

€ 535–805 4.000–6.000<br />

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4072<br />

4072<br />

J.F. Willums<strong>en</strong> – J. Wilhjelm<br />

- autograph letters<br />

Collection of 30 autograph letters signed by the<br />

Danish artist J.F. Willums<strong>en</strong> to the artist Johannes<br />

Wilhjelm, including two letters s<strong>en</strong>t to Wilhjelm’s<br />

wife. Mostly dated from 1928-1938. The letters<br />

comprise more than 50 pages. Enclosed collection<br />

of 40 autograph letters and lettercards signed by<br />

Wilhjelm to his son, including 3 letters writt<strong>en</strong> by<br />

his wife, 50 photographs, and two sketch books<br />

with drawings in p<strong>en</strong>cil by Johs. Wilhjelm.<br />

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4072<br />

J.F. Willums<strong>en</strong> (1863-1958) was one of the pioneers<br />

in the modern breakthrough in Danish art at the turn<br />

of the 19th c<strong>en</strong>tury. Willums<strong>en</strong> lived most of his life<br />

in France, but he closely followed the work of his<br />

colleague, the artist Johannes Wilhjelm (1868-1938)<br />

of whom he painted a portrait. Wilhjelm, in return,<br />

painted a portrait of Willums<strong>en</strong> (1930, in the collection<br />

of ARoS). In his letters to Wilhjelm, Willums<strong>en</strong> is<br />

very informative of his own art and life, relating of his<br />

personal art collection (Giotto, Donatello, Watteau),<br />

his travels and difficulties finding stable male models,<br />

his efforts to establish a museum of his own art in<br />

D<strong>en</strong>mark and his love story with Michelle Bourret. He<br />

also comm<strong>en</strong>ts on his own letters and demands one<br />

of them destroyed.<br />

€ 1.350–2.000 10.000–15.000<br />

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4073<br />

christ<strong>en</strong> Dalsgaard - christian Winther<br />

Collection of 8 original drawings in ink and p<strong>en</strong>cil<br />

by Christ<strong>en</strong> Dalsgaard. All signed and dated 1845.<br />

Each measuring 15 x 20,5 cm. Framed. Enclosed<br />

Christian Winther: Træsnit. Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong> 1871.<br />

First illustrated edition. Bound in full paper. (9)<br />

The drawings were executed by the Danish artist<br />

Christ<strong>en</strong> Dalsgaard (1824-1907) as illustrations for<br />

Christian Winther’s (1796-1876) poem “Christ<strong>en</strong> og<br />

L<strong>en</strong>e” from his popular work “Træsnit” (first issued in<br />

1828). The drawings were never used, but in 1871 an<br />

illustrated edition of “Træsnit” was published with<br />

two other illustrations by Dalsgaard.<br />

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4073<br />

4073<br />

Dalsgaard’s illustrations for Christian Winther’s<br />

poem are c<strong>en</strong>tral for his artistic point of view. Like his<br />

contemporaries Julius Exner and Frederik Vermehr<strong>en</strong>,<br />

Dalsgaard painted primarily national romantic folk<br />

sc<strong>en</strong>es rooted in the grasslands of D<strong>en</strong>mark. He was a<br />

storyteller and paid great att<strong>en</strong>tion to folk costumes,<br />

manners and habits of the people.<br />

€ 1.050–1.350 8.000–10.000<br />

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4074<br />

Goethe in binding designed by Hammershøi<br />

J.W. von Goethe: Reiniche Fuchs. Stuttgart and<br />

Tübing<strong>en</strong> 1846. 4to. Illustrated with 38 plates by<br />

Kaulbach. Some plates restored. Bound in full calf<br />

decorated with inlays <strong>af</strong>ter design by Sv<strong>en</strong>d Hammershøi<br />

(stamped with his monogram), in slipcase<br />

(Anker Kyster). Lower part of spine dark<strong>en</strong>ed and<br />

with minor crackings.<br />

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4074 4074<br />

The Danish artist Sv<strong>en</strong>d Hammershøi (1873-1948),<br />

the brother of Vilhelm Hammershøi, is mainly known<br />

for his paintings and cheramic works. However, he<br />

also designed book bindings, strongly inspired by his<br />

close fri<strong>en</strong>d and teacher Thorvald Bindesbøll, but<br />

these are rarely se<strong>en</strong> on the market.<br />

€ 805–1.050 6.000–8.000<br />

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4075<br />

Peters Jul<br />

- important pres<strong>en</strong>tation copy and letter<br />

Johan Krohn: Peters Jul. [1866]. 1st edition.<br />

Illustrated and partly hand-coloured by Pietro<br />

Krohn and Otto Haslund. Inscribed by the author.<br />

Original wrappers, spine str<strong>en</strong>gth<strong>en</strong>ed. Housed<br />

in box. Enclosed one autograph letter signed by<br />

the author, Johan Krohn, giving highly important<br />

bibliographic information about the book. (2)<br />

Pres<strong>en</strong>tation copy of the first edition of the most<br />

famous childr<strong>en</strong>’s book in D<strong>en</strong>mark with the celebrated<br />

first verse: “Jeg glæder mig i d<strong>en</strong>ne Tid!/ Nu<br />

falder Julesne<strong>en</strong> hvid”. The book was the work of three<br />

m<strong>en</strong>, the brothers Johan (1841-1925) and Pietro<br />

Krohn (1840-1905) and their fri<strong>en</strong>d Otto Haslund<br />

(1842-1917), describing the Christmas traditions in<br />

the home of the Krohn family. Today, the book is only<br />

known in around 20 surviving copies, most of which<br />

are in public libraries.<br />

The book is inscribed by the author to his youngest<br />

brother, Mario (1846-72) who died at an early age.<br />

The inscription sounds: “Til Kemiker<strong>en</strong>, Fysiker<strong>en</strong>,<br />

Botaniker<strong>en</strong>, Zoolog<strong>en</strong> mm. [...] med Ønsket om at<br />

han <strong>en</strong>gang må kunne finde d<strong>en</strong>ne lille Bog som <strong>en</strong><br />

usædvanlig lykkelig Familiefader! ærb. og v<strong>en</strong>sk. Forf.”<br />

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After his brother’s death, Johan Krohn got his book<br />

back and preserved it carefully throughout the years.<br />

After nearly 50 years he decided to grant it to Paul<br />

Michéls<strong>en</strong> (1881-1957), a well-known Danish silversmith,<br />

together with the letter here <strong>en</strong>closed.<br />

The letter is dated June 4, 1921, and relates of the<br />

history of the book: “D<strong>en</strong> udkom 1866; billederne<br />

er dels tegnede <strong>af</strong> min broder, dels <strong>af</strong> Otto Haslund;<br />

omslaget var <strong>en</strong> litogr<strong>af</strong> mester for, tror jeg nok [...].<br />

Eksemplaret var til min yngste bror, som stod mit<br />

hjerte inderligt nær - og gør det <strong>en</strong>dnu i erindring<strong>en</strong><br />

trods år<strong>en</strong>e. Da jeg skrev det vrøvl [dedikation<strong>en</strong>],<br />

anede jeg lykkeligvis ikke at han 6 år efter skulle gå<br />

bort som ung, medicinsk kandidat.” (Transcription<br />

available on request).<br />

Both the letter and the inscription to his younger<br />

brother (giv<strong>en</strong> to him at the time of publication)<br />

docum<strong>en</strong>t that Johan Krohn - contrary to previous<br />

assumptions - in fact was quite proud of his book.<br />

€ 4.000–5.350 30.000–40.000<br />

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4076<br />

Leonora christina and corfitz ulfeldt<br />

- Historical quotations<br />

Two autograph quotations from a poetry album<br />

dated and signed by Leonora Christina and Corfitz<br />

Ulfeldt: “Dieu console mon Âme et conforte mon<br />

Coeur”. Signed Leonora Christina and dated Roy<strong>en</strong>,<br />

May 1645. + “Tout le monde est une farce”.<br />

Signed Corfitz Ulfeldt and dated Køb<strong>en</strong>havn, May<br />

1641. The leaves are octagonal and measure 13,5<br />

+ 11,5 cm. (2)<br />

Countess Leonora Christina (1621-1698), was the<br />

daughter of King Christian IV of D<strong>en</strong>mark and wife<br />

of Count Corfitz Ulfeldt (1606-1664). Both were important<br />

persons and had great power. After the death<br />

of King Christian IV in 1648, King Frederic III wanted<br />

to reduce the influ<strong>en</strong>ce of the couple and he claimed<br />

Ulfeldt for treason. Ulfeldt fled the country together<br />

with Leonora to Swed<strong>en</strong>. Five years later, Leonora<br />

visited D<strong>en</strong>mark hoping that she and Ulfeldt could<br />

reconcile with King Frederic III but she was refused<br />

admission and expelled from the country. Here<strong>af</strong>ter,<br />

Leonora followed Corfitz Ulfeldt who fought with the<br />

Swedes and Karl X Gustav against D<strong>en</strong>mark.<br />

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In 1663 Ulfeldt was condemned to death in abs<strong>en</strong>tia<br />

by the Danish gouvernm<strong>en</strong>t because of treason, and<br />

Leonara Christine was accused of being a part of<br />

the crime. She d<strong>en</strong>ied all guilt but without trial she<br />

was imprisoned for the next 22 years in Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong><br />

Castle’s infamous Blue Tower (“Blåtårn”). Here she<br />

wrote the posthumously published autobiography,<br />

“Jammersminde”, writt<strong>en</strong> secretly during two decades<br />

of solitary confinem<strong>en</strong>t.<br />

The quotation by Leonora Christine is of historical<br />

interest not least due to the fact that it is writt<strong>en</strong><br />

before she knew of her sad fate. Also the quotation<br />

by Ulfelt is of particular interest se<strong>en</strong> in relation to<br />

his fate. From other historical sources we know that<br />

Ulfelt oft<strong>en</strong> used the quotation “Tout le monde est<br />

une farce” and that he oft<strong>en</strong> added “... et se gouverne<br />

par opinions”.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The quotations were originally part of a<br />

book of autographs collected by the Danish Bishop<br />

Erik Eriksøn Pontoppidan who wrote the first Danish<br />

grammar, “Grammatica Danica” (1668). Later, the<br />

quotations have be<strong>en</strong> in the collection of H.I. Anders<strong>en</strong><br />

and in the Tro<strong>en</strong>segaard Collection.<br />

€ 8.050–10.500 60.000–80.000<br />

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4077<br />

autograph manuscript by Dan turèll<br />

Autograph manuscript by Dan Turèll <strong>en</strong>titled<br />

“Changes of Light”. [Cph]: Peace Eye Spirit 1970.<br />

5 leaves. Original wrappers illustrated by Kirst<strong>en</strong><br />

Turèll. With minor waterstain on upper right corner<br />

of back wrapper.<br />

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4077<br />

The Danish poet Dan Turèll (1946-1993) issued<br />

“Changes of Light” on his 24th birthday. It consists<br />

of five handwritt<strong>en</strong> leaves in five differ<strong>en</strong>t colours:<br />

Gre<strong>en</strong>, yellow, blue, red and violet. The work was only<br />

issued in 10 autograph copies.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: This copy is inscribed for Dan Turèll’s<br />

fri<strong>en</strong>d Mog<strong>en</strong>s Faber.<br />

€ 1.050–1.350 8.000–10.000<br />

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4078<br />

Rare first editions by Dan turèll<br />

Collection of 6 first editions by Dan Turèll: 40 ark.<br />

[Cph] 1969. + 40 linjer. [Cph] 1969. + Manuskrifter<br />

I and II. [Cph] 1970. + Speed of light. [Cph]<br />

1970. + Occult confession. [Cph] 1970. All first<br />

editions, all in orig. wrappers. (6)<br />

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4078<br />

Together with the manuscript for “Changes of Light”<br />

these 6 books constitute the first part of Dan Turèll’s<br />

literary production. Turèll considered “40 ark” to be<br />

his actual debut, ev<strong>en</strong> though he had issued a collection<br />

of poems, “Vibrationer”, in 1966.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: All books were giv<strong>en</strong> by Dan Turèll to his<br />

fri<strong>en</strong>d Mog<strong>en</strong>s Faber.<br />

€ 1.050–1.350 8.000–10.000<br />

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4079<br />

Johannes V. J<strong>en</strong>s<strong>en</strong> bound by axel Knuds<strong>en</strong><br />

Johannes V. J<strong>en</strong>s<strong>en</strong>: Kong<strong>en</strong>s Fald. 3 vols.<br />

(“Forårets Død”, “D<strong>en</strong> store Sommer”, “Vinter<strong>en</strong>”).<br />

Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong> 1900-1901. 1st editions. Bound with<br />

orig. wrappers designed by Gudmund H<strong>en</strong>tze in<br />

half morocco with top edges gilt (Axel Knuds<strong>en</strong>).<br />

(3)<br />

104<br />

4079<br />

First edition of Johannes V. J<strong>en</strong>s<strong>en</strong>’s masterpiece,<br />

published in 3 volumes, each issued in 1250 copies.<br />

Copies with the wrappers preserved are rare, since<br />

more than half of the original volumes were reissued<br />

in 1901 as one book with a new wrapper, replacing<br />

the orig. wrappers.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The Danish collector Hakon Niels<strong>en</strong>.<br />

Exlibris stamped in gold on inner front boards.<br />

€ 805–1.050 6.000–8.000<br />

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4080<br />

Peter Seeberg bound by Helle Stis<strong>en</strong><br />

Peter Seeberg: Bipersonerne. Cph: Ar<strong>en</strong>a 1956. +<br />

Fugls Føde. Cph: Ar<strong>en</strong>a 1957. + Eftersøgning<strong>en</strong><br />

og andre noveller. Cph: Ar<strong>en</strong>a 1962. + Hyrder.<br />

Cph: Ar<strong>en</strong>a 1970. All 1st editions, all bound with<br />

orig. wrappers in full paper or half morocco (Helle<br />

Stis<strong>en</strong>). (4)<br />

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4080<br />

A rare set of Peter Seeberg’s major works in early<br />

bindings by Helle Stis<strong>en</strong>.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The Danish collector Hakon Niels<strong>en</strong>.<br />

Exlibris stamped in gold on inner front boards.<br />

€ 400–670 3.000–5.000<br />

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4081<br />

Hans Scherfig and Kjeld abel<br />

Hans Scherfig: Det forsømte Foraar. Cph 1940. +<br />

D<strong>en</strong> forsvundne Fuldmægtig. Cph 1938. + 4 other<br />

vols. by Scherfig. All 1st editions, all bound uniformly<br />

with orig. wrappers in half morocco (Anker<br />

Kysters Eftf. 1964). + Kjeld Abel: Melodi<strong>en</strong> der<br />

blev væk. Cph 1935. + 14 other vols. by Abel. All<br />

1st editions, all bound uniformly with orig. wrappers<br />

in full paper bindings (Erik Ols<strong>en</strong>). (21)<br />

106<br />

4081<br />

The Danish authors Hans Scherfig and Kjeld Abel<br />

were both <strong>en</strong>gaged with left-wing politics and wrote<br />

several highly satirical novels and dramas attacking<br />

the Danish public system. Both Scherfig’s “Det<br />

forsømte Foraar” and Abel’s “Melodi<strong>en</strong> der blev væk”<br />

are considered classics of Danish literature.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The Danish collector Hakon Niels<strong>en</strong>.<br />

Exlibris stamped in gold on inner front boards.<br />

€ 400–670 3.000–5.000<br />

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4082<br />

First editions by Martin a. Hans<strong>en</strong><br />

Martin A. Hans<strong>en</strong>: Løgner<strong>en</strong>. Cph 1950. 1st edition.<br />

+ Lykkelige Kristoffer. Cph 1945. 1st edition.<br />

+ 9 other volumes mostly 1st editions. All bound<br />

uniformly with orig. wrappers in half morocco<br />

(Anker Kysters Eftf.) + Rejse på Island. Cph [no<br />

date]. + Kring<strong>en</strong>. Cph 1953. Both illust. by Sv<strong>en</strong><br />

Havste<strong>en</strong>-Mikkels<strong>en</strong>. + 2 other vols. by same. All<br />

1st editions, all bound with orig. wrappers in half<br />

morocco (Axel Knuds<strong>en</strong>). (15)<br />

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4082<br />

Enclosed Martin A. Hans<strong>en</strong>: Orm og Tyr. Cph 1952.<br />

Illust. by Sv<strong>en</strong> Havste<strong>en</strong>-Mikkels<strong>en</strong>. Bound with orig.<br />

wrappers in full morocco, in slipcase (Anker Kysters<br />

Eftf. 1966).<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The Danish collector Hakon Niels<strong>en</strong>.<br />

Exlibris stamped in gold on inner front boards. Hakon<br />

Niels<strong>en</strong> selected “Løgner<strong>en</strong>” as his favorite book in<br />

the issue of “Bogv<strong>en</strong>n<strong>en</strong>”, October 1971, edited by<br />

Erik Dal: “42 samlere præs<strong>en</strong>terer <strong>en</strong> yndlingsbog”.<br />

€ 400–670 3.000–5.000<br />

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4083<br />

Danish Modern - c<strong>en</strong>tral Danish periodicals<br />

Poul H<strong>en</strong>nings<strong>en</strong> (ed.): Kritisk Revy. 3 vols. Cph<br />

1926, 1927 and 1928. Bound with orig. wrappers<br />

in half morocco (Anker Kysters Eftf. 1966). (3)<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The Danish collector Hakon Niels<strong>en</strong>.<br />

Exlibris stamped in gold on inner front boards.<br />

€ 400–670 3.000–5.000<br />

108<br />

4083<br />

Enclosed Enevolds<strong>en</strong> and Skriver (eds.): Spatium. 3<br />

vols. Cph: Arkitekt<strong>en</strong>s Forlag 1963-65. Bound with<br />

the orig. wrappers (inserted in the back of each<br />

volume) in half morocco (Anker Kysters Eftf. 1970).<br />

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4084<br />

original lithographs by Picasso<br />

J. Sabartes: A los Toros avec Picasso. Monte Carlo:<br />

Sauret 1961. Oblong 4to. Richly illust. with numerous<br />

plates and 4 lithographs. Sizes: 24,5 x 31,5<br />

cm. Orig. boards in slipcase. Very fine copy.<br />

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4084<br />

With 4 orig. lithographs by Picasso, printed by<br />

Fernand Mourlot: “La Pique”, “Jeu de la Cape”, “Les<br />

Banderilles” and “Le Picador” (in colour).<br />

€ 1.350–2.000 10.000–15.000<br />

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4085<br />

asger Jorn<br />

- Pres<strong>en</strong>tation copy of “Held og Hasard”<br />

Asger Jorn: Held og Hasard. Silkeborg 1952. 1st<br />

edition. Hand printed with 79 original linocuts in<br />

colour by Asger Jorn. One of the few num. copies<br />

in the “A”-series, signed by the artist. Bound in<br />

original decorated boards, at the Jørg<strong>en</strong>s<strong>en</strong> bindery<br />

in Silkeborg (copy with the bindery’s label).<br />

Inscribed by Asger Jorn.<br />

Asger Jorn (1914-1973) was the c<strong>en</strong>tral figure in<br />

the Cobra movem<strong>en</strong>t around 1948. Only a few years<br />

later he became ill and was tak<strong>en</strong> to the sanatorium<br />

of Silkeborg where he wrote his c<strong>en</strong>tral work on<br />

aesthetics and philosophy “Held og Hasard” (1951-<br />

52). He said of this work: “D<strong>en</strong>ne bog handler om det<br />

ophøjede, længsl<strong>en</strong> mod det høje” (“This book deals<br />

with the sublime, the longing for the elevated”).<br />

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4085<br />

Highly attractive pres<strong>en</strong>tation copy of Jorn’s c<strong>en</strong>tral<br />

work. The work is inscribed to his fri<strong>en</strong>d, the bookbinder<br />

Jørg<strong>en</strong>s<strong>en</strong>: “Til bogbinder Jørg<strong>en</strong>s<strong>en</strong>. Hjertelig<br />

tak for deres kunst. Deres h<strong>en</strong>givne asger jorn” (“To<br />

bookbinder Jørg<strong>en</strong>s<strong>en</strong>. Hartfelt thanks for your art.<br />

Your devoted asger jorn”).<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Van de Loo # 123.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The family of Jørg<strong>en</strong>s<strong>en</strong>’s successor at<br />

the bindery, Carl Anders<strong>en</strong>.<br />

€ 4.700–5.350 35.000–40.000<br />

The copy bears Jørg<strong>en</strong>s<strong>en</strong>’s bindery label<br />

on inner back board. Detail of lot # 4085.<br />

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4086<br />

asger Jorn<br />

- Pres<strong>en</strong>tation copy of “Pig<strong>en</strong> i ild<strong>en</strong>”<br />

Rajchmann & Asger Jørg<strong>en</strong>s<strong>en</strong> [Asger Jorn]: Pig<strong>en</strong><br />

i Ild<strong>en</strong>. Silkeborg [1938]. 1st edition. Illustrated<br />

throughout with orig. linocuts in colour by Asger<br />

Jorn. Bound in original full paper at the Jørg<strong>en</strong>s<strong>en</strong><br />

bindery in Silkeborg. Inscribed by Jorn.<br />

112<br />

4086<br />

Fine copy of Asger Jorn’s first book with original<br />

linocuts, strongly inspired by Miró. One of 50 copies<br />

on Ingres paper. This copy was bound by Jorn’s fri<strong>en</strong>d,<br />

the bookbinder Jørg<strong>en</strong>s<strong>en</strong> in Silkeborg. The book is<br />

inscribed by Asger Jorn to Carl Anders<strong>en</strong>, who was<br />

Jørg<strong>en</strong>s<strong>en</strong>’s successor at the bindery.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: Van de Loo # 8.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The family of Jørg<strong>en</strong>s<strong>en</strong>’s successor at<br />

the bindery, Carl Anders<strong>en</strong>.<br />

€ 2.700–3.350 20.000–25.000<br />

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4087<br />

Barry Wilmont - Drawings for “Beowulf”<br />

Collection of 22 original ink drawings by Barry<br />

Wilmont. Each measures 61 x 45,5 cm. Paper,<br />

mounted on cardboard. All signed, (all stamped:<br />

Barry Wilmont). Enclosed Barry Wilmont (transl.):<br />

Bjowulf. Et heltedigt fra Danmarks sagntid. Cph<br />

1983. Illust. by Wilmont. Signed by Barry Wilmont<br />

in p<strong>en</strong>cil. (23)<br />

This collection of drawings were made as illustrations<br />

to the artist’s translation of Bjowulf (1983) but they<br />

were never published.<br />

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Barry Wilmont (born 1936), artist and writer, was<br />

born in Canada but has sp<strong>en</strong>t most of his life in<br />

D<strong>en</strong>mark. His works are exhibited at many museums<br />

including Louisiana (Humlebæk), Nationalmuseet<br />

(Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>), Musee de l’Art Moderne (Paris), C<strong>en</strong>tre<br />

Pompidou (Paris) and National Archives of Canada<br />

(Ottawa).<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: Barry Wilmont.<br />

€ 1.050–1.350 8.000–10.000<br />

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4088<br />

Barry Wilmont - the Stories of orkney<br />

4088 4088<br />

Collection of 4 original gouaches, all signed by<br />

Barry Wilmont. Various sizes (c. 60 x 50 cm).<br />

Framed. Enclosed Barry Wilmont (transl. and illust.):<br />

Orkney Fortællinger. Jarl Thorfinn Sigurdarsons<br />

saga. Cph/Toronto 1994. With 4 original<br />

lithopgraphs, all signed by the artist. Numbered<br />

and signed copy. Orig. lithographed wrappers. (5)<br />

114<br />

The gouaches were all made as illustrations for the<br />

“Orkney Fortællinger” (The Stories of Orkney), but they<br />

were never used for the final edition.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: Barry Wilmont.<br />

€ 535–805 4.000–6.000<br />

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4089<br />

Barry Wilmont - a Satyr against Mankind<br />

Collection of 4 original gouaches and one orig.<br />

ink drawing. All signed by the artist. Each gouache<br />

measures 42 x 30 cm., the drawing 21 x 30 cm.<br />

Enclosed “A Satyr against Mankind”. Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong><br />

2006. Illust. by Wilmont with four orig. and signed<br />

lithographs. Numbered and signed copy. 42 x 30<br />

cm. Original wrappers. (6)<br />

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The gouaches were made as illustrations to the work<br />

“A Satyr against Mankind” but were refused by the<br />

publisher because of their strong erotic themes.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: Barry Wilmont.<br />

€ 535–805 4.000–6.000<br />

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4090 CD<br />

Mog<strong>en</strong>s Zieler<br />

- archive of early drawings and sketches<br />

Large collection of original drawings and sketches<br />

by Mog<strong>en</strong>s Zieler including early works for his<br />

magazine “Kaktuss<strong>en</strong>”. Mostly in p<strong>en</strong>cil, in various<br />

sizes. Enclosed two orig. photographs, one of a<br />

decorated B<strong>en</strong>nie Zieler, 5 orig. pads for linoprints<br />

and woodcuts, and several personal letters and<br />

notes concerning Zieler’s art.<br />

116<br />

4090<br />

4090<br />

4090<br />

Mog<strong>en</strong>s Zieler (1905-1983) is one of the most important<br />

Danish graphic artists. From his youngest years<br />

he mainly worked with linocuts and p<strong>en</strong>cil drawings<br />

for book illustration purposes. He was educated at<br />

The Royal Academy of Art 1927-32 studying under<br />

Harald Giersing and Karl Lars<strong>en</strong>.<br />

Mog<strong>en</strong>s Zieler is repres<strong>en</strong>ted in several Danish museums<br />

(Stat<strong>en</strong>s Museum for Kunst, ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum,<br />

Hors<strong>en</strong>s Kunstmuseum and many others)<br />

and he received in his life several prestigious prizes.<br />

€ 2.700–4.000 20.000–30.000<br />

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4091<br />

4091 4091<br />

Edward Gordon craig - autograph letters<br />

Collection of more than 20 autograph and signed<br />

letters by Edward Gordon Craig. 1950’s. All<br />

mounted in folder. Enclosed 4 original photographs<br />

of Craig, all signed (framed).<br />

The English modernist theatre practitioner, Edward<br />

Gordon Craig (1872-1966) worked as an actor, producer,<br />

director and sc<strong>en</strong>ic designer, and developed an<br />

influ<strong>en</strong>tial body of theoretical writings.<br />

Craig’s idea of using neutral, mobile and nonrepres<strong>en</strong>tational<br />

scre<strong>en</strong>s as a staging device became<br />

extremely important for the symbolist theater and<br />

is probably his most famous sc<strong>en</strong>ographic concept<br />

together with his innovations in stage lighting.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The letters were all s<strong>en</strong>t to Craig’s Danish<br />

fri<strong>en</strong>d Gorki Schultz who wrote a book (unpublished)<br />

about Craig. The manuscript for the book is here<br />

<strong>en</strong>closed. The letters deal with the art and private life<br />

of Craig.<br />

€ 1.350–2.000 10.000–15.000<br />

118<br />

Photographs of Edward Gordon Craig<br />

from the 1950’s. Detail of lot # 4091.<br />

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4092 CD<br />

4092<br />

4092<br />

Edward Gordon craig - original woodcuts<br />

Collection of 8 orig. woodcuts by Edward Gordon<br />

Craig, all signed and comm<strong>en</strong>ted by the artist.<br />

Various sizes, all framed. (8)<br />

Edward Gordon Craig (1872-1966) worked as an<br />

actor in the company of Sir H<strong>en</strong>ry Irving. However,<br />

he soon became more interested in art and learned<br />

to carve wood under the instruction of James Pryde<br />

and William Nicholson. As an <strong>en</strong>graver, Craig found<br />

inspiration in puppets and masks.<br />

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4092<br />

4092<br />

The collection of <strong>en</strong>gravings here includes “The two<br />

clowns” (1925, print no. 3/100), “Troy burning” (print<br />

no. 20/50), “The actors” (1938, print no. 1/3) and<br />

“Ophilia” (1938, print no 2/50).<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The woodcuts were giv<strong>en</strong> as a gift by<br />

Craig to his Danish fri<strong>en</strong>d Gorki Schultz at his wedding.<br />

€ 1.350–2.000 10.000–15.000<br />

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4093<br />

Edward Gordon craig - Pres<strong>en</strong>tation copies<br />

Edward Gordon Craig: A Production. Being thirtytwo<br />

collotype plates of designs projected or realised<br />

for “The Pret<strong>en</strong>der” by H<strong>en</strong>rik Ibs<strong>en</strong>. London<br />

1930. Folio. 1st edition. Bound in publisher’s full<br />

cloth with some signs of wear. + 3 vols. by Craig<br />

inscribed by the author to Hag<strong>en</strong> Falk<strong>en</strong>fleth. Enclosed<br />

one print of Craig’s interpretation of Irving<br />

as Louis XI (1899). Framed. (5)<br />

120<br />

4093<br />

4093<br />

Gordon Craig <strong>en</strong>ded his acting career in 1897 wh<strong>en</strong><br />

he w<strong>en</strong>t into theatrical design. His designs for plays<br />

by major artists like H<strong>en</strong>rik Ibs<strong>en</strong> greatly influ<strong>en</strong>ced<br />

later theatrical designers. His design in Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong><br />

for Ibs<strong>en</strong>’s “Kongsemnerne” in 1926 was deeply acknowledged,<br />

among others by the Danish critic Hag<strong>en</strong><br />

Falk<strong>en</strong>fleth (1875-1957).<br />

€ 400–670 3.000–5.000<br />

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4094<br />

Zola’s “J’accuse” - an icon of justice<br />

Emile Zola: J’Accuse...! Lettre au Présid<strong>en</strong>t de la<br />

République. Published in l’Aurore, 2ième Année,<br />

no. 87. Paris, jeudi 13 janvier 1898. Folio. (61,5<br />

x 46 cm). 4 pages. Browned and some folding<br />

breaks. Upper left corner with minor m<strong>en</strong>ding.<br />

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4094<br />

Zola’s famous op<strong>en</strong> letter in def<strong>en</strong>se of captain Alfred<br />

Dreyfus, a jew, who in 1894 had be<strong>en</strong> convicted of<br />

spying for the Germans and s<strong>en</strong>t<strong>en</strong>ced to solitary<br />

confinem<strong>en</strong>t for life on Devil’s Island. The letter accuses<br />

the war office of concealing a grave miscarriage<br />

of justice. Zola was prosecuted and s<strong>en</strong>t<strong>en</strong>ced<br />

for a year’s imprisonm<strong>en</strong>t, but he escaped to England<br />

and his trial aroused further support for Dreyfus who<br />

was pardoned in 1899, but not released until 1906.<br />

Today, the famous letter has become an icon and a<br />

symbol of justice.<br />

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4095<br />

4095 4095<br />

“one of the most celebrated<br />

novels of the 19th c<strong>en</strong>tury”<br />

Charles Dick<strong>en</strong>s: Oliver Twist. 3 vols. London: Richard<br />

B<strong>en</strong>tley 1838. First edition, first issue. With<br />

24 plates by George Cruikshank, including the rare<br />

“Fireside” plate. Bound with the list of illustrations.<br />

Extra-illustrated with 21 hand-coloured<br />

plates. Bound in half calf with top edges gilt, in<br />

slipcase (H<strong>en</strong>ry Young and Sons, Liverpool). (3)<br />

122<br />

First edition of one of the most celebrated novels of<br />

the 19th c<strong>en</strong>tury extra illustrated by the insertion<br />

of the rare series of 21 hand-coloured <strong>en</strong>gravings<br />

by F.W. Pailthorpe (only 50 sets issued coloured)<br />

executed in 1886.<br />

A choice copy of the rare first issue of Dick<strong>en</strong>s’ most<br />

famous novel which was only issued in 528 copies according<br />

to Dick<strong>en</strong>’s first bibliographer, John C. Eckel.<br />

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4096<br />

a landmark in the history of philosophy<br />

4096 4096<br />

Immanuel Kant: Critik der rein<strong>en</strong> Vernunft. Riga<br />

1787. 2nd edition. Inscription on flyle<strong>af</strong>. Bound in<br />

contemporary half calf.<br />

Fine copy of the second edition of Kant’s major work<br />

which pres<strong>en</strong>ts for the first time the final text of one<br />

of the greatest landmarks in the history of philosophy.<br />

The modifications from the text of the first edition<br />

(Riga, 1781) are remarkable. Kant added a 38-page<br />

124<br />

introduction, where the celebrated s<strong>en</strong>t<strong>en</strong>ce (p. 30)<br />

“Ich musste also das Wiss<strong>en</strong> aufheb<strong>en</strong>, um zum<br />

Glaub<strong>en</strong> Platz zu komm<strong>en</strong>”, is to be found.<br />

“The influ<strong>en</strong>ce of Kant is paramount in the critical<br />

method of modern philosophy. No other thinker has<br />

be<strong>en</strong> able to hold with such firmness the balance<br />

betwe<strong>en</strong> speculative and empirical ideas” (“Printing<br />

and the Mind of Man” # 226).<br />

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4097<br />

niels Bohr - First editions<br />

Niels Bohr: Studier over Metallernes Elektrontheori.<br />

Cph 1911. 1st edition. + Atomernes Bygning<br />

og Stoffernes fysiske og kemiske Eg<strong>en</strong>skaber. Cph<br />

1922. 1st book edition. + Om Atomernes Bygning.<br />

Cph 1923. 1st edition. + Atomfysik og m<strong>en</strong>neskelig<br />

Erk<strong>en</strong>delse. 2 vols. in one. Cph. 1957-64.<br />

+ Atomteori og Naturbeskrivelse. Cph 1958. All<br />

first editions. All bound with orig. wrappers in full<br />

morocco (Peters<strong>en</strong> & Peters<strong>en</strong>). (5)<br />

Fine set of Bohr’s works, all in first editions.<br />

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4097<br />

“Studier over Metallernes Elektrontheori” was the<br />

doctoral thesis and the first published book by the<br />

Danish physicist Niels Bohr (1885-1962).<br />

Together with Max Planck (the quantum theory in<br />

1900) and Albert Einstein (the theory of relativity in<br />

1905), Niels Bohr (the atomic theory in 1913) marks<br />

the final break with classical Newtonian physics.<br />

Niels Bohr received the Nobel prize in 1922 and became<br />

the c<strong>en</strong>tral figure of the international research<br />

milieu at the University of Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>.<br />

€ 805–1.050 6.000–8.000<br />

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4098<br />

“a new epoch in<br />

the history of mathematics”<br />

4098 4098<br />

Carl Friedrich Gauss: Disquisitiones arithmeticae.<br />

Leipzig: Gerhardt Fleischer 1801. 8vo. 1st edition.<br />

xviii + 668 + [10] pages. With all tables and errata.<br />

Bound with the original marbled wrappers (prof.<br />

restored) in modern half morocco.<br />

Fine copy of the first edition of Carl Friedrich Gauss’<br />

(1777-1855) mathematical masterpiece which created<br />

a new epoch in the history of number theory. The<br />

work is extremely rare in this condition.<br />

“Gauss ranks, together with Archimedes and Newton<br />

as one of the greatest g<strong>en</strong>iuses in the history of<br />

mathematics [...]. Gauss published his “Arithmetical<br />

Disquisitions” at the age of tw<strong>en</strong>ty-four, an astonishing<br />

achievem<strong>en</strong>t, as it is considered to be a book that<br />

begins a new epoch in mathematics, being a fundam<strong>en</strong>tal<br />

book in the modern theory of numbers.<br />

126<br />

Part IV contains a discussion of the theory of quadra<br />

tic reciprocity, which Gauss had discovered at the<br />

early age of eighte<strong>en</strong>; yet Euler and Leg<strong>en</strong>dre before<br />

him had failed to prove it. His discovery of a method<br />

of inscribing in a circle a regular polygon of sev<strong>en</strong>te<strong>en</strong><br />

sides is described in Part VII - it was the first new<br />

discovery of this kind in Euclidean geometry for over<br />

two thousand years”.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: “Printing and the Mind of Man” # 257.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The book bears the autograph names (on<br />

the inner front wrapper) of six sci<strong>en</strong>tific professors<br />

from the University of Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>, including H.C.F.<br />

Schjellerup (1827-1887), Ludvig Oppermann (1817-<br />

1883), H.G. Zeuth<strong>en</strong> (1839-1920), and J.F. Steff<strong>en</strong>s<strong>en</strong><br />

(1873-1961).<br />

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4099<br />

“the most influ<strong>en</strong>tial book of<br />

both the 19th and 20th c<strong>en</strong>tury”<br />

Karl Marx: Das Kapital. Volume I. Hamburg: Otto<br />

Meissner 1867. 1st edition. 8vo. XII + 774 pages.<br />

Bound in contemporary half morocco. Spine and<br />

corners worn.<br />

First edition of the c<strong>en</strong>tral first volume - the only<br />

volume printed in Marx’s lifetime - of “Das Kapital”,<br />

which along with Freud’s “Die Traumdeutung” and<br />

Darwin’s “On the Origin of the Species”, has proved<br />

to be the most influ<strong>en</strong>tial book of both the 19th and<br />

20th c<strong>en</strong>tury.<br />

128<br />

4099<br />

“Only this first volume of Marx’s magnum opus appeared<br />

in his lifetime, though in a letter to his fri<strong>en</strong>d<br />

Dr Kugelmann in the autumn of 1866, wh<strong>en</strong> he was<br />

working over the manuscript, he described a fourbook<br />

three-volume work on lines id<strong>en</strong>tical with those<br />

edited <strong>af</strong>ter his death by Friedrich Engels.”<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: “Printing and the Mind of Man” # 359.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: A. Fra<strong>en</strong>kel (stamp on front free <strong>en</strong>dpaper).<br />

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4100<br />

Major classic of philosophy<br />

John Stuart Mill: On Liberty. London: John W.<br />

Parker 1859. 1st edition. Names on front free<br />

<strong>en</strong>dle<strong>af</strong>. Some minor staining. Bound with orig.<br />

advertisem<strong>en</strong>ts in publisher’s full cloth. Binding<br />

worn.<br />

First edition of one of the greatest books in political<br />

philosophy. The second most famous book published<br />

in England that year, <strong>af</strong>ter “On the Origin of the Species”.<br />

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4100<br />

John Stuart Mill (1806-1873) def<strong>en</strong>ds the liberty of<br />

the individual against the democratic tyranny of the<br />

majority by declaring that “the sole <strong>en</strong>d for which<br />

mankind is justified in interfering with liberty of action<br />

is self-protection”.<br />

Many of Mill’s ideas are now the commonplaces<br />

of democracy. His argum<strong>en</strong>ts for freedom of every<br />

kind of thought or speech have never be<strong>en</strong> improved<br />

on. He was the first to recognize the t<strong>en</strong>d<strong>en</strong>cy of a<br />

democratically elected majority to tyrannize over a<br />

minority”.<br />

Refer<strong>en</strong>ce: “Printing and the Mind of Man” # 345.<br />

€ 1.050–1.350 8.000–10.000<br />

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4101<br />

H.c. anders<strong>en</strong> - Philosophy of life<br />

Autograph quotation in German signed by Hans<br />

Christian Anders<strong>en</strong>. Dated Stuttgart 2 October<br />

1860. Framed.<br />

H.C. Anders<strong>en</strong> writes: “Die Vernunft in der Vernunft ist<br />

das Wahre, Die Vernunft in dem Wille ist das Gute, Die<br />

Vernunft in der Phantasie ist das Schöne!”<br />

The quotation is a translation of the very same words<br />

which his fri<strong>en</strong>d, the Danish physicist, Hans Christian<br />

Ørsted, wrote in Anders<strong>en</strong>’s personal album on 21<br />

April 1833:<br />

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4101<br />

“Fornuft<strong>en</strong> i Fornuft<strong>en</strong> = det Sande<br />

Fornuft<strong>en</strong> i Villi<strong>en</strong> = det Gode,<br />

Fornuft<strong>en</strong> i Phantasi<strong>en</strong> = det Skjønne.”<br />

H.C. Anders<strong>en</strong> became very fond of these words and<br />

made them part of his own philosophy of life.<br />

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4102<br />

H.c. anders<strong>en</strong><br />

- Pres<strong>en</strong>tation copy to Bournonville<br />

H.C. Anders<strong>en</strong>: Ole Lukøie. Ev<strong>en</strong>tyr-Comedie i tre<br />

Acter. Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>: C.A. Reitzel 1850. 20 pages,<br />

double-columned. Bound with original blue front<br />

wrapper in full paperbinding.<br />

Pres<strong>en</strong>tation copy inscribed to Bournonville of the<br />

first edition of H.C. Anders<strong>en</strong>’s own dramatization<br />

of his fairy tale of the same name “Ole Lukøie” (“The<br />

Sandman”) published in his first circle of “Ev<strong>en</strong>tyr,<br />

fortalte for Børn” (1842).<br />

Indeed, it was not least due to his own dramatization<br />

that the tale of “The Sandman” became famous.<br />

The fairy-tale play was performed 66 times at the<br />

“Casino” theatre in Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>. “Ole Lukøje” is one<br />

of Hans Christian Anders<strong>en</strong>’s more obscure folk tales,<br />

telling of a mysterious mythic creature “Ole Lukøje”<br />

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4102<br />

4102<br />

(meaning “eye-closer”) based on the folklore character<br />

of the Sandman (and most likely inspired by the<br />

tale by E.T.A. Hoffmann), it g<strong>en</strong>tly takes childr<strong>en</strong> to<br />

sleep and, dep<strong>en</strong>ding on how good or bad they were,<br />

shows them various dreams.<br />

Inscribed by Hans Christian Anders<strong>en</strong> to his fri<strong>en</strong>d,<br />

the Danish master of ballet, August Bournonville:<br />

“Ballet-Digter<strong>en</strong> A. Bournonville Ridder <strong>af</strong> Dannebrog<strong>en</strong><br />

etc. med V<strong>en</strong>skab og H<strong>en</strong>giv<strong>en</strong>hed. H.C.<br />

Anders<strong>en</strong>” (“The Poet of Ballet A. Bournonville, Knight<br />

of the Dannebrog etc with Fri<strong>en</strong>dship and Devotion.<br />

H.C. Anders<strong>en</strong>”).<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: Desc<strong>en</strong>dants of August Bournonville.<br />

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4103<br />

H.c. anders<strong>en</strong><br />

- Pres<strong>en</strong>tation copy to Bournonville<br />

H.C. Anders<strong>en</strong>: Neue Mährch<strong>en</strong>. Hamburg: Verlag<br />

Robert Kittler 1845. 1st edition. With preface by<br />

the author. Illustrated with 6 lithographs (including<br />

illustrated wrapper) by anonymous artist.<br />

Translated by Le Petit. With some foxing. Bound<br />

with illustrated front wrapper in contemporary half<br />

calf. With some signs of wear.<br />

Pres<strong>en</strong>tation copy inscribed to Bournonville of this<br />

early illustrated German edition of H.C. Anders<strong>en</strong>’s<br />

tales. The collection contains 15 fairy tales by H.C.<br />

Anders<strong>en</strong>, of which several are first issued in this German<br />

edition. The tales were translated by Fritz Petit,<br />

who was a fri<strong>en</strong>d of Anders<strong>en</strong>. However, Anders<strong>en</strong><br />

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4103<br />

was not happy about the translation which contained<br />

several errors (“D<strong>en</strong> grimme Ælling” / “The Ugly<br />

Duckling” became “Die kleine grüne Ente” / “The little<br />

Gre<strong>en</strong> Duckling”). Extremely rare.<br />

Inscribed by H.C. Anders<strong>en</strong> to his fri<strong>en</strong>d, the great<br />

19th c<strong>en</strong>tury Danish dancer and choreographer,<br />

August Bournonville (1805-1879): “Ballet-Digter<strong>en</strong><br />

Bournonville. Tak for Morg<strong>en</strong> Besøget Søndag d<strong>en</strong> 12.<br />

Jan: 1845 fra Original<strong>en</strong>s Forfatter.” (“The Poet of Ballet<br />

Bournonville. Thanks for the morning visit Sunday<br />

12 January 1845 from the author of the original”).<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: Desc<strong>en</strong>dants of August Bournonville.<br />

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4104<br />

H.c. anders<strong>en</strong> - autograph letter i<br />

Autograph letter signed by Hans Christian Anders<strong>en</strong><br />

to F.C. Klixbull. Dated 15 January 1870. 2<br />

1/2 pages. With <strong>en</strong>velope, signed. All inserted in<br />

one portefolio.<br />

Hans Christian Anders<strong>en</strong> responds to some poems<br />

s<strong>en</strong>t to him by the young hopeful poet, F.C. Klixbull.<br />

Anders<strong>en</strong> is not impressed by the poems and gives<br />

some good advice on how to become a true poet.<br />

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4104<br />

Extrait from the letter:<br />

“Skriv ikke ud<strong>en</strong> det er Dem <strong>en</strong> stor Trang dertil.<br />

Betragt Natur<strong>en</strong> om Dem og see ret ind i Dem selv, i<br />

Sundhed og Sandhed, saa sætter det nok Blomst som<br />

sk<strong>af</strong>fer Dem glæde. Min udtalelse maa ikke mistrøste<br />

Dem, imidlertid! min M<strong>en</strong>ing er og bliver jo altid kun<br />

<strong>en</strong> <strong>en</strong>kelt Mands.”<br />

In translation: “Do not write if you do not feel an urge<br />

to do so. Consider the nature around you and look<br />

into yourself, and it will create great joy to your life.<br />

However, please do not let my remark discourage you.<br />

My opinion is and always will be of one man only.”<br />

€ 2.000 15.000<br />

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4105<br />

H.c. anders<strong>en</strong> - autograph letter ii<br />

Autograph letter signed by H.C. Anders<strong>en</strong> to Jonas<br />

Collin. Dated Sorø 28 September 1855. 1 1/2<br />

pages.<br />

The letter is writt<strong>en</strong> to Jonas Collin (1776-1861) who<br />

was co-director of the Royal Theatre in Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong><br />

and patron of the arts. Collin was one of the most<br />

influ<strong>en</strong>tial persons in Anders<strong>en</strong>’s life and career and<br />

also a close fri<strong>en</strong>d.<br />

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The letter reveals H.C. Anders<strong>en</strong>’s hectic and ev<strong>en</strong>tful<br />

life as a travelling artist. Besides referring to a visit<br />

at the Ingemanns, Anders<strong>en</strong> also m<strong>en</strong>tions his work<br />

“Lid<strong>en</strong> Kirst<strong>en</strong>” and his relation to the Danish composer<br />

J.P.E. Hartmann (1805-1900).<br />

€ 2.000 15.000<br />

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P o L i G n a c<br />

PRincESS DE<br />

– Music’s Modern Muse<br />

The following pages pres<strong>en</strong>t a highly<br />

important collection of personal letters<br />

by famous artists living in Paris during<br />

the first de cades of the 20th c<strong>en</strong>tury<br />

inclu ding Claude Monet, Igor Stravinsky,<br />

Marcel Proust, Jean Cocteau, Serge<br />

Diaghilev and many others.<br />

Most of the letters here pres<strong>en</strong>ted (lots # 4106-<br />

4110) are writt<strong>en</strong> to Winnaretta Singer, Princess<br />

Edmond de Polignac (1865-1943) who<br />

was the heir to the famous Singer sewing<br />

machine fortune and became an important<br />

patron of the arts in the colourful Paris at the<br />

beginning of the 20th c<strong>en</strong>tury.<br />

The letters all derive from the Danish family<br />

of one of Winnaretta’s girlfri<strong>en</strong>ds, Sonia<br />

Galpérine (c. 1885-1983) who was born<br />

in Russia, but escaped to Paris during the<br />

1917 revolution. Galpérine became close<br />

fri<strong>en</strong>ds with Winnaretta Singer, who allowed<br />

Galpérine to live in her resid<strong>en</strong> ce, 3 rue<br />

Cortambert in Paris (today, the resid<strong>en</strong>ce of<br />

Fondation Singer-Polignac) until Galpérine’s<br />

death.<br />

a heav<strong>en</strong> for avant-garde<br />

music – and for homosexuals<br />

After the death of her father, Winnaretta<br />

Singer inherited a substantial part of the<br />

Singer Sewing Machine fortune, making her<br />

a millionaire at the age of eighte<strong>en</strong>. Later,<br />

she g<strong>en</strong>e rously dedicated a great part of her<br />

fortune supporting moder nist music and<br />

musicians like Debussy, Satie, Vinc<strong>en</strong>t d’Indy,<br />

Stravinski, Gabriel Fauré, and Manuel de<br />

Falla.<br />

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In 1893 at the age of 28 Winnaretta Singer<br />

married the 59-year-old Prince Edmond de<br />

Polignac (1843-1901), a homosexual amateur<br />

composer who lived for the arts. Giv<strong>en</strong> that<br />

also Winnaretta was attracted to members of<br />

her own sex, but nonetheless desired to main -<br />

tain the proper protocol, Edmond and Winna -<br />

retta agreed to a mariage blanc - a marriage<br />

of conv<strong>en</strong>i<strong>en</strong>ce.<br />

Behind the façade of her marriage, Winnaretta<br />

was involved in nume rous <strong>af</strong>fairs with<br />

other wom<strong>en</strong>, both married and unmarried.<br />

It is most likely that Winnaretta also had an<br />

<strong>af</strong>fair with Sonia Galpérine.<br />

During the 1890’s and the early decades of<br />

the 20th c<strong>en</strong>tury, the home of Polignac became<br />

a celebrated salon in Paris frequ<strong>en</strong>ted<br />

by several like-minded avant-garde artists<br />

including Marcel Proust, Jean Cocteau, Serge<br />

Diaghilev, Gabriel d’Annunzio, and Colette.<br />

Many of Proust’s memorable evocations of<br />

salon culture in his monum<strong>en</strong>tal work “À la<br />

recherche du temps perdu” were born during<br />

his att<strong>en</strong>dance at concerts in the Polignac<br />

living room. First performances of Vinc<strong>en</strong>t<br />

d’Indy, Claude Debussy, Gabriel Fauré, and<br />

Maurice Ravel took place in the Polignac<br />

salon.<br />

The letters here pres<strong>en</strong>ted docum<strong>en</strong>t the<br />

artists’ close relationship to the Princess de<br />

Polignac, who continued to b<strong>en</strong>efit the arts<br />

all through her life.


PoLiGnac<br />

Autograph letters signed by<br />

Claude Monet docum<strong>en</strong>ting<br />

that the Princess de Polignac<br />

contributed with a large amount<br />

of money to have Manet’s work<br />

“Olympia” repres<strong>en</strong>ted in the<br />

national collections (lot # 4110).<br />

Photograph of Igor Stravinsky<br />

inscribed to Sonia Galpérine<br />

(lot # 4107). During the 1920’s<br />

and 1930’s Sonia Galpérine<br />

was included in Winnaretta<br />

Singer’s social circles, which<br />

counted Stravinsky, Proust,<br />

Monet, Debussy and many others.<br />

Galpérine and Winnaretta<br />

shared much personal – and<br />

intimate - life, which probably<br />

was the reason why Galpérine<br />

inherited several of the Princess’<br />

personal letters.<br />

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Princess de Polignac - Patron of the arts<br />

Collection of more than 40 autograph letters,<br />

mostly writt<strong>en</strong> to Winnaretta Singer, Princess<br />

Edmond de Polignac. The collection includes autograph<br />

letters signed by Colette (5), Gabriel Fauré<br />

(6), Jean Cocteau (2), Maurice Ravel (1), Vinc<strong>en</strong>t<br />

d’Indy (4), Paul Valéry (4), Edgar Degas (1), Gabriel<br />

d’Annunzio (1), Sarah Bernhard (1), Franz Liszt<br />

(1), Anna de Noailles (8), Manuel de Falla (1) and<br />

Francis Poul<strong>en</strong>c (1). Enclosed various material of<br />

prov<strong>en</strong>ance.<br />

Winnaretta Singer, Princess Edmond de Polignac<br />

(1865-1943), was an important patron of the arts<br />

and music in Paris. See article on pp. 138-139.<br />

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First performances of Vinc<strong>en</strong>t d’Indy, Claude Debussy,<br />

Gabriel Fauré, and Maurice Ravel took place in the<br />

Polignac salon. At one of these occasions Ravel dedicated<br />

his celebrated piano work, “Pavane pour une<br />

infante défunte” to the Princess de Polignac.<br />

The letters docum<strong>en</strong>t the close relationship betwe<strong>en</strong><br />

the Princess Polignac and the artists who frequ<strong>en</strong>ted<br />

her salon. Several of the letters give interesting<br />

information both concerning personal matters and<br />

matters dealing with artistic productions etc.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The grand nephew of Sonia Galpérine, a<br />

close fri<strong>en</strong>d of Princess de Polignac.<br />

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4107<br />

igor Stravinsky - Signed photographs<br />

Igor Stravinsky: Chroniques de ma vie. Paris 1935.<br />

Inscribed by Stravinsky to Mademoiselle Sonia<br />

Galpérine. + Two photographs both inscribed by<br />

Stravinsky to Sonia Galpérine. One with remnants<br />

of prior mounting on verso. Studio Lipnitzki (8,5<br />

x 13 cm) and Aladár Szêkely (12 x 8 cm). Enclosed<br />

two amateur photographs, one depicting Stravinsky,<br />

the other Mlle Galpérine with a girlfri<strong>en</strong>d.<br />

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Sonia Galpérine (c. 1885-1983) was born in Russia,<br />

but escaped to Paris during the 1917 revolution.<br />

Galpérine became close fri<strong>en</strong>ds with Winnaretta<br />

Singer, Princess Edmond de Polignac who allowed<br />

Galpérine to live in Polignac’s resid<strong>en</strong>ce, 3 rue Cortambert<br />

in Paris (today, the resid<strong>en</strong>ce of Fondation<br />

Singer-Polignac) until Galpérine’s death.<br />

During the 1920’s and 1930’s Galpérine was included<br />

in Winnaretta’s social circles, which counted Stravin<br />

sky, Proust, Monet, Debussy and many others.<br />

Galpérine and Winnaretta shared much personal life,<br />

which probably was the reason why Galpérine inherited<br />

several of the Princess’ personal letters.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The grand nephew of Sonia Galpérine, a<br />

close fri<strong>en</strong>d of Princess de Polignac.<br />

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4108<br />

igor Stravinsky - autograph letters<br />

Collection of 3 autograph letters signed by Igor<br />

Stravinsky. All writt<strong>en</strong> to Princess de Polignac<br />

(name erased and replaced by “Madame” on two<br />

letters). Dated Paris 17 September 1924, Nice 14<br />

April 1925, and Milano 8 February 1933. Enclosed<br />

two amateur photographs of Stravinsky, one<br />

picturing the composer together with Winnaretta<br />

Singer, Princess de Polignac. One with creases and<br />

upper corner chipped off.<br />

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The letters concern several of Stravinsky’s musical<br />

projects, including his “Piano Sonata” (1924).<br />

Enclosed one autograph postcard signed by both<br />

Stravinsky and Serge Diaghilev from London (no<br />

date). The name of Polignac erased. Diaghilev was the<br />

founder of the Ballet Russes and collaborated closely<br />

with Stravinsky who wrote 3 ballets commissioned by<br />

Diaghilev.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The grand nephew of Sonia Galpérine, a<br />

close fri<strong>en</strong>d of Princess de Polignac.<br />

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4109<br />

Marcel Proust - autograph letter<br />

Autograph letter signed by Marcel Proust. Dated<br />

44 rue Hamelin [c. 1919/1920]. S<strong>en</strong>t to Princess<br />

de Polignac (name erased and replaced by “Madame”).<br />

7 numbered pages on two large sheets,<br />

each measuring 18 x 27,5 cm.<br />

The letter is s<strong>en</strong>t from 44 rue Hamelin, which was the<br />

last place Proust lived (from 1919).<br />

Marcel Proust (1871-1922) is best known for his<br />

monum<strong>en</strong>tal work, “À la Recherche du Temps Perdu”<br />

(“Remembrance of Things Past”) regarded by many as<br />

the greatest literary work of the 20th c<strong>en</strong>tury. At the<br />

time of the letter Proust has just finished “À l’ombre<br />

des jeunes filles <strong>en</strong> fleur”, the second volume of “À<br />

la Recherche”, and he m<strong>en</strong>tions his receipt of the<br />

Goncourt Price.<br />

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Many of Proust’s memorable evocations of salon<br />

culture in “À la Recherche” were born during his att<strong>en</strong>dance<br />

at concerts in the living room of the Prince<br />

and Princess de Polignac. In this letter he recalls<br />

the time of Edmond de Polignac who died in 1901.<br />

Proust was close fri<strong>en</strong>ds of Polignac and frequ<strong>en</strong>ted<br />

the same circles. One of their shared fri<strong>en</strong>ds was the<br />

Comte Robert de Montesquiou, who is remembered<br />

as a model for the Baron de Charlus in Proust’s “À la<br />

Recherche”.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The grand nephew of Sonia Galpérine, a<br />

close fri<strong>en</strong>d of Princess de Polignac.<br />

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claude Monet<br />

- Letters dealing with Manet’s “olympia”<br />

Collection of 4 small autograph letters signed by<br />

Claude Monet. The letters were all s<strong>en</strong>t to “Madame”<br />

[Winnaretta Singer, Princess de Polignac]<br />

and dated Giverny par Vernon 16 February 1890,<br />

20 February 1890, 15 September 1908, and 13<br />

June 1909. With holes from archiving.<br />

The letters dated 16 and 20 February 1890 are both<br />

dealing with Monet’s assistance buying the famous<br />

painting “Olympia” (1863) from Edouard Manet’s<br />

widow. The letters docum<strong>en</strong>t the role played both by<br />

Monet and the Princess de Polignac in the efforts to<br />

have Manet’s epoch-making work of art repres<strong>en</strong>ted<br />

in the national collections. The letters also reveal how<br />

much money the Princess Polignac contributed.<br />

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Edouard Manet: “Olympia” (1863). The nation of France acquired<br />

the painting in 1890 with a public subscription organised by<br />

Claude Monet. The letters here pres<strong>en</strong>ted docum<strong>en</strong>t the role<br />

played by both Monet and the Princess de Polignac in the effort<br />

to have Manet’s work placed in a public collection.<br />

It took Claude Monet more than a year to collect<br />

<strong>en</strong>ough money to pay Madame Manet for her<br />

husband’s painting. The scandal provoked by this<br />

painting in 1865 was still remembered and it was<br />

only reluctantly that the administration accepted the<br />

donation.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The grand nephew of Sonia Galpérine, a<br />

close fri<strong>en</strong>d of Princess de Polignac.<br />

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oLyMPia PRESS<br />

LyMPia PRESS<br />

In the 1950’s and 1960’s, Olympia<br />

Press published a flood of titles with a<br />

strongly erotic cont<strong>en</strong>t. A number of<br />

them were banned and seized. Today,<br />

several of these books are considered<br />

major works of lite ra ture.<br />

In the first half of the 20th c<strong>en</strong>tury, it was<br />

still against the law to publish erotic or pornographic<br />

literature. It was also difficult to<br />

have such works judged according to literary<br />

or artistic criteria. The authorities seized what<br />

could seem off<strong>en</strong>sive, and the publishers were<br />

<strong>af</strong>raid to publish daring literature for fear of<br />

damaging their reputation.<br />

an Enterprising Publisher<br />

One publisher, however, dared breaking down<br />

this wall: The Fr<strong>en</strong>chman Maurice Girodias<br />

(1919-1990), son of the publisher Jack Kahane<br />

(1887-1939), who in the 1930’s was the<br />

first to publish writers such as H<strong>en</strong>ry Miller,<br />

Anais Nin and James Joyce at his colourful<br />

Paris publishing house, Obelisk Press. In 1953<br />

Girodias founded Olympia Press in Paris. The<br />

publishing house was named <strong>af</strong>ter the Fr<strong>en</strong>ch<br />

artist Édouard Manet’s scandal-causing<br />

painting of the courtesan Olympia.<br />

Maurice Girodias was the ing<strong>en</strong>ious type, and<br />

his business methods were quite <strong>en</strong>terprising.<br />

He would write blurbs for unwritt<strong>en</strong> books.<br />

He would th<strong>en</strong> print a list of catchy titles and<br />

fancy p<strong>en</strong> names and s<strong>en</strong>d it to all his customers.<br />

If these ”pre liminary novels” had what<br />

it took, his dealers would order and pre-pay<br />

for works that had not yet ev<strong>en</strong> be<strong>en</strong> writt<strong>en</strong>.<br />

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This way, he could <strong>af</strong>ford to give advances to<br />

the hard-pressed writers, who in turn would<br />

come up with novels that fulfilled the expectations<br />

created by Girodias’ popular blurbs.<br />

Literary Masterworks<br />

Along with the easily read and soon forgott<strong>en</strong><br />

erotic titles, Olympia Press published<br />

works that came to rank among the most<br />

important publications of the post-war era:<br />

Donleavy’s The Ginger Man (1955), Burroughs’


Nabokov’s novel, later adapted for the scre<strong>en</strong> by<br />

Stanley Kubrick, is about a middle-aged man’s<br />

erotic obsession with his flirtatious, twelve year<br />

old step-daughter. Subsequ<strong>en</strong>tly, the word ”Lolita”<br />

became a widely used term throughout Western<br />

popular culture. Nabo kov’s novel was Olympia Press’<br />

greatest success ever.<br />

“The Teasers” were small illustrated<br />

pamphlets, issued illegal in 1953-<br />

54. The extremely rare pamphlets<br />

contained teasing extraits from<br />

the novels in Olympia’s “Travellor’s<br />

Companion” series, including “The<br />

Bedroom Philosophers” and “Justine”<br />

by De Sade and “Plexus” by Miller.<br />

The Naked Lunch (1959) and not least Nabokov’s<br />

masterwork Lolita (1955). Many publishers<br />

had re jected Nabo kov’s novel, before it<br />

was finally published by Girodias.<br />

Lolita was highly controversial, and many<br />

considered the book a questionable half-pornographic<br />

product without artistic merit. The<br />

book was soon banned in France, but wh<strong>en</strong><br />

an American edition was published a few<br />

years later, it became a huge success. Lolita<br />

was the first title on the American market<br />

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since Gone with the Wind to sell more than<br />

100,000 copies within the first three weeks.<br />

Today, the importance of Olympia Press is<br />

widely aknowledged, both in the history of<br />

literature, publishing and pornography. Last<br />

year Liverpool University Press issued the<br />

definitive bibliography of all the publications<br />

of Olympia Press. Much information in this<br />

bibliography was supplied from the Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong><br />

Collection here pres<strong>en</strong>ted, owned by Finn<br />

Edholm.<br />

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4111<br />

the olympia Press<br />

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Large collection of more than 400 volumes published<br />

by “The Olympia Press”, mostly issued in<br />

“The Traveller’s Companion” series. The collection<br />

also includes publications from “The Atlantic<br />

Library”, “Othello Books”, “Collection Merlin”,<br />

“Ophelia Press”, “The Odyssey Library”, “Ophir<br />

Books” and “The Teaser Magazines”. Most volumes<br />

unbound as issued, oft<strong>en</strong> with signs of use. More<br />

than 70 vols. from “The Traveller’s Companion”<br />

are bound mostly with original wrappers in full<br />

gre<strong>en</strong> cloth by the Danish binder Ole Ols<strong>en</strong>. Itemized<br />

list is available upon request.<br />

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The Olympia Press was launched in Paris in 1953 by<br />

Maurice Girodias. It published a mix of erotic novels<br />

and avant-garde literary works including the first<br />

printing of Vladimir Nabokov’s “Lolita”, William S.<br />

Burrough’s novel “The Naked Lunch”, J.P. Donleavy’s<br />

“The Ginger Man” and novels by Beckett. Most of the<br />

major works, including the above m<strong>en</strong>tioned titles,<br />

are repres<strong>en</strong>ted in first editions in the pres<strong>en</strong>t collection.<br />

Most Olympia Press publications were issued as<br />

“Traveller’s Companion” books, mostly numbered.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The Danish collector Finn Edholm who<br />

contributed to the annotated bibliography by Patrick<br />

J. Kearney “The Paris Olympia Press” (Liverpool University<br />

Press, 2008).<br />

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First edition of “Lolita”<br />

Vladimir Nabokov: Lolita. 2 vols. Paris: The Olympia<br />

Press 1955. 1st edition, 1st issue (“Francs:<br />

900” printed on the rear wrappers). Bound with<br />

orig. wrappers in full red cloth [Ole Ols<strong>en</strong>]. Enclosed<br />

Maurice Girodias: L’<strong>af</strong>faire Lolita. Déf<strong>en</strong>se<br />

de l’Ecrivain. Paris: The Olympia Press 1957. 1st<br />

edition. Num. copy. Bound with orig. wrappers in<br />

full yellow cloth [Ole Ols<strong>en</strong>]. (3)<br />

First edition of one of the most famous and controversial<br />

novels of the 20th c<strong>en</strong>tury. Nabokov had<br />

tried in vain to have his novel published by several<br />

American publishers, but the novel was turned down<br />

in fear of the repercussions of publishing such a<br />

“pornographic” work.<br />

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The novel was finally published by Maurice Girodias<br />

at the Olympia Press in Paris. The novel became both<br />

a succes for Nabokov and Girodias, but caused a great<br />

debate: The British governm<strong>en</strong>t pressured the Fr<strong>en</strong>ch<br />

to ban the novel, and it was not published in America<br />

until 1958.<br />

Today, nobody argues its literary importance and its<br />

popularity increased through the cinematic versions:<br />

The 1962 Stanley Kubrick directed film starring James<br />

Mason, Peter Sellers and Sue Lyon. And the 1997<br />

Adrian Lyne remake starring Jeremy Irons.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The Danish collector Finn Edholm.<br />

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4113<br />

First edition of “Lolita”<br />

Vladimir Nabokov: Lolita. 2 vols. Paris: The Olympia<br />

Press 1955. 1st edition, 1st issue (“Francs:<br />

900” printed on the rear wrappers). Bound with<br />

orig. wrappers in full gre<strong>en</strong> cloth (Ole Ols<strong>en</strong>). (2)<br />

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4113 4113<br />

The first printing of “Lolita” had a run of approximately<br />

5.000 copies. Surviving copies in fine condition<br />

of the first issue are increasingly rare on the<br />

market.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The Danish collector Finn Edholm.<br />

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4114<br />

Samuel Beckett and Lawr<strong>en</strong>ce Durrell<br />

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Samule Beckett: Molloy. Paris: The Olympia Press<br />

1955. First English edition, first issue (without<br />

English price on rear wrapper). + Molloy – Malone<br />

dies – The Unnamable. A Triology. Paris: The<br />

Olympia Press 1959. 1st combined edition. Enclosed<br />

Lawr<strong>en</strong>ce Durrell: The Black Book. Paris:<br />

The Olympia Press 1955. All in orig. wrappers. (3)<br />

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Samuel Beckett (1906-1989) won the Nobel Prize<br />

in literature in 1969 “for his writing, which - in new<br />

forms for the novel and drama - in the destitution of<br />

modern man acquires its elevation.”<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The Danish collector Finn Edholm.<br />

€ 400–670 3.000–5.000<br />

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4115<br />

First editions of William Burroughs<br />

William Burroughs: The Naked Lunch. Paris: The<br />

Olympia Press 1959. 1st edition. Orig. gre<strong>en</strong> wrappers.<br />

No d/w. + The Ticket that Exploded. Paris:<br />

The Olympia Press 1962. 1st edition. Orig. gre<strong>en</strong><br />

wrappers with dust wrapper. + The Soft Machine.<br />

Paris: The Olympia Press 1961. 1st edition. Orig.<br />

gre<strong>en</strong> wrappers with dustwrapper. (3)<br />

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Only 5000 copies of “The Naked Lunch” were printed<br />

in July 1959, some of which, like the pres<strong>en</strong>t copy,<br />

received a price stamp of “NF 18” over the original<br />

old franc price <strong>af</strong>ter the curr<strong>en</strong>cy revaluation of 1<br />

January 1960.<br />

“The Naked Lunch” is a masterpiece of postwar<br />

American literature and one of the most important<br />

and controversial modern novels of the Beat movem<strong>en</strong>t<br />

along with Kerouac’s “On the Road” and<br />

Ginsberg’s “Howl”.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The Danish collector Finn Edholm.<br />

€ 535–805 4.000–6.000<br />

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“the Story of o”<br />

- a masterpiece of erotic literature<br />

Pauline Reage [pseud.]: The Story of O. Paris: The<br />

Olympia Press 1954. 1st English edition, 1st issue<br />

(with final le<strong>af</strong> stating “This first edition of The<br />

Story of O. was printed by Imprimerie Richard, Paris,<br />

in June, 1954”). Orig. wrappers. Some signs of<br />

use. + D.A.F. De Sade: The 120 Days of Sodome.<br />

3 vols. Paris: The Olympia Press 1957. 1st edition,<br />

first issue (with the price of 3.600 Francs printed<br />

on rear wrappers). Enclosed The Stripteaser. Paris:<br />

Olympia Press 1953. Orig. wrappers. With extraits<br />

from D.A.F. De Sade’s “The Bedroom Philosophers”<br />

and “Justine” and Miller’s “Plexus”. (5)<br />

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The rare first English edition of “The Story of O” that<br />

caused controversy and scandal. Today considered a<br />

masterpiece of erotic literature, strongly inspired by<br />

Marquis de Sade. The novel was originally writt<strong>en</strong> as<br />

a series of love letters from Dominique Aury to her<br />

lover Jean Paulhan - letters of sexual fantasies of<br />

domination, rituals and secret societies.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The Danish collector Finn Edholm.<br />

€ 400–670 3.000–5.000<br />

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4117<br />

4117<br />

First edition of “the Ginger Man”<br />

J.P. Donleavy: The Ginger Man. Paris: The Olympia<br />

Press 1955. 1st edition, first issue (with the<br />

price of 1.500 Francs printed on rear wrapper).<br />

+ The second <strong>en</strong>larged edition (1958), bound in<br />

publisher’s boards in d/w. Enclosed H<strong>en</strong>ry Miller:<br />

Plexus. 2 vols. Paris: The Olympia Press 1953. 1st<br />

edition, 1st issue (with the price of 2.200 printed<br />

on rear wrapper - here crossed out). One of 2000<br />

num. copies. (4)<br />

First edition of Donleavy’s first book, chos<strong>en</strong> by<br />

Modern Library as one of the 100 great novels of the<br />

20th c<strong>en</strong>tury.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The Danish collector Finn Edholm.<br />

€ 535–805 4.000–6.000<br />

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4118<br />

H<strong>en</strong>ry Miller - original drawing<br />

Original drawing signed by H<strong>en</strong>ry Miller. Dated<br />

1975. Ink on cardboard. 22 x 15 cm. Enclosed the<br />

first Danish translation of Miller’s “Entreti<strong>en</strong> de<br />

Paris”. (2)<br />

The drawing was used to illustrate the front wrapper<br />

of the first Danish translation of Miller’s “Entreti<strong>en</strong> de<br />

Paris”, issued in D<strong>en</strong>mark under the title “Ét liv er nok”<br />

(1976) (here <strong>en</strong>closed).<br />

Most of H<strong>en</strong>ry Miller’s (1891-1980) literary productions<br />

are translated into Danish. Hans Reitzel was<br />

the first Danish publisher who v<strong>en</strong>tured to publish his<br />

most characteristic works Tropic of Cancer, Tropic of<br />

Capricorn, Black Spring and Quiet Days in Clichy.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: The Danish collector Finn Edholm.<br />

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The work “Still Life with Stuffed Owl” (1923) is much<br />

admired and interpretated, not least because of the<br />

<strong>en</strong>igmatic symbols of an owl and a chessboard.<br />

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the <strong>en</strong>igmatic art of Kar<strong>en</strong> Blix<strong>en</strong><br />

Kar<strong>en</strong> Blix<strong>en</strong> (Isak Dines<strong>en</strong>): “Opstilling med Udstoppet<br />

Ugle” (Still Life with Stuffed Owl). Oil on<br />

canvas, 41 x 61 cm. Executed in Ngong Hills 1923.<br />

The painting has be<strong>en</strong> exhibited several times and is<br />

included in a number of books about Kar<strong>en</strong> Blix<strong>en</strong> and<br />

has be<strong>en</strong> pictured on museum merchandise, such as<br />

deck of cards, poster, and postcards.<br />

Kar<strong>en</strong> Blix<strong>en</strong> (1885-1962), the supremely gifted<br />

Danish storyteller known under the pseudonyme Isak<br />

Dines<strong>en</strong> led one of the most exotic, compelling and<br />

leg<strong>en</strong>dary lives in modern times. Her experi<strong>en</strong>ces<br />

range across contin<strong>en</strong>ts and her finely cr<strong>af</strong>ted work<br />

spans the vast realms of the imagination.<br />

Blix<strong>en</strong>’s visually strong artwork complem<strong>en</strong>ts her<br />

literary achievem<strong>en</strong>t. Educated privately at the<br />

Academy of Fine Arts, Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>, she was a painter<br />

of considerable skill and note. The painting “Still<br />

Life with Stuffed Owl” is the only work in private<br />

ownership. The remaining works are all owned by the<br />

Rungstedlund Foundation and are on display at the<br />

Kar<strong>en</strong> Blix<strong>en</strong> Museum outside Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>.<br />

Painted at her estate at the foot of the Ngong Hills,<br />

K<strong>en</strong>ya in 1923, this work of radiant colour and<br />

harmonious line is a canvas of inspired beauty. Kar<strong>en</strong><br />

Blix<strong>en</strong> was a woman of the world par excell<strong>en</strong>ce.<br />

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Her book “Out of Africa”, a much-admired memoir of<br />

her years in K<strong>en</strong>ya, and one of the best prose pastoral<br />

of our times reveals a near mystical love of Africa<br />

and its people. Its poetic-like reminisc<strong>en</strong>ces of her<br />

triumphs and her sorrows, the death of her companion<br />

D<strong>en</strong>ys Finch Hatton (1887-1931), the scholarly<br />

hunter and aviator, her love, m<strong>en</strong>tor and muse and<br />

the disappearance of the simple African way of life<br />

she admired, spoke to readers, as well as to cinema<br />

viewers, the world over.<br />

Indeed, the painting, a visual rhapsody in blue, was<br />

drawn for D<strong>en</strong>ys Finch Hatton. After his tragic death<br />

in a plane crash in Africa and upon Blix<strong>en</strong>’s return to<br />

D<strong>en</strong>mark, the work reverted back to her family.<br />

Blix<strong>en</strong>, D<strong>en</strong>mark’s most promin<strong>en</strong>t writer of the 20th<br />

c<strong>en</strong>tury, was one of the most distinctive voices in<br />

modern literature. She brought to the canvas the<br />

same rich detail, s<strong>en</strong>suous spirit, and soaring imagination<br />

that made her the mistress of the writt<strong>en</strong> and<br />

spok<strong>en</strong> word.<br />

Prov<strong>en</strong>ance: Painted at The Kar<strong>en</strong> Estate, Ngong Hills,<br />

K<strong>en</strong>ya in 1923, this work was originally int<strong>en</strong>ded for<br />

D<strong>en</strong>ys Finch Hatton. After D<strong>en</strong>ys’ death and on her<br />

return to D<strong>en</strong>mark the painting was giv<strong>en</strong> to Ell<strong>en</strong><br />

Dahl, Kar<strong>en</strong> Blix<strong>en</strong>’s sister. Until now the painting has<br />

be<strong>en</strong> in the ownership of the family.<br />

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Herman Bang med dedikation<br />

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lærred. + Tine. Kbh 1900. Med dedikation fra forf.<br />

Indb. i halvbind <strong>af</strong> maroquin. + Masker og M<strong>en</strong>nesker.<br />

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Leb<strong>en</strong> als Klovn - Meine Erinnerung<strong>en</strong>. Düsselorf:<br />

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tegning og dedikation på friblad. + Ich lebe gern!<br />

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Børnerim. Kbh 1965. Med dedikation fra Halfdan<br />

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alle signerede eller med dedikation fra Rasmuss<strong>en</strong>,<br />

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Monthy Python: The Life of Brian. London 1979.<br />

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Jong. + Marie Cardinal: Les mots pour le dire.<br />

Paris 1975. + Marilyn Fr<strong>en</strong>ch: Om kvinder, mænd<br />

og moral. Kbh 1985. Ded. til Mette Winge. + 5<br />

andre bd. <strong>af</strong> bl.a. Dorris Lessing. Alle heftede med<br />

orig. omslag eller i forlagsbind. (8)<br />

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tolki<strong>en</strong> i luksusudgave<br />

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Chîn Húrin. London: Harper Collins Publishers<br />

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Tolki<strong>en</strong>. Ét <strong>af</strong> 500 num. ex. Indb. i helbind <strong>af</strong><br />

maroquin, i kassette. Vedlagt J.R.R. Tolki<strong>en</strong>: The<br />

Father Christmas Letters. London 1978. (2)<br />

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Samling <strong>af</strong> 11 børnebøger. Bl.a. J. Krohn og Pietro<br />

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H.V. Kaalund: Fabler for Børn. Kbh 1908. Indb.<br />

med orig. omslag i halvbind <strong>af</strong> maroquin. Desud<strong>en</strong><br />

værker <strong>af</strong> bl.a. Jørg<strong>en</strong> Clevin og B<strong>en</strong>jamin Jacobs<strong>en</strong>.<br />

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flere med dedikation. (12)<br />

Vedagt Richard Back: Jonathan Livingstone Seagull.<br />

New York 1972. Signeret <strong>af</strong> Bach. Forlagsbind med<br />

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dedikation fra (Ell<strong>en</strong> og) Storm P., bl.a. Storm<br />

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Med dedikation på forside. + Dagbogsblade efter<br />

Fred<strong>en</strong>. Kbh [1948]. Med indlagt orig. og sign.<br />

brev fra Storm P. De fleste bd. heftede med orig.<br />

omslag. (24)<br />

Vedlagt to orig. håndskrevne og sign. breve fra Storm<br />

P., her<strong>af</strong> ét med orig. tegning. Dateret 17.1.1954 og<br />

5.9.1945. I alt 6 sider.<br />

Startpris 500<br />

ian Rankins univers<br />

Samling <strong>af</strong> værker <strong>af</strong> Ian Rankin, bl.a. Knots and<br />

Crosses. London 1987. 1. udg. Med dedikation på<br />

titelblad. Forlagsbind. + 15 andre bd. <strong>af</strong> samme.<br />

De fleste 1.udg. Alle i forlagsbind, alle sign. <strong>af</strong><br />

forfatter<strong>en</strong>, 2 bd. med dedikation til Rune T. Kidde<br />

fra Rankin. (16)<br />

Startpris 500<br />

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Peter Freuch<strong>en</strong> - Dedikationer og brev<br />

Samling <strong>af</strong> 11 værker <strong>af</strong> Peter Freuch<strong>en</strong>, bl.a. It’s<br />

all adv<strong>en</strong>ture. London: William Heinemann 1938.<br />

+ 10 andre bd. <strong>af</strong> samme, her<strong>af</strong> 8 med dedikation<br />

fra forf. Alle heftede med orig. omslag eller i<br />

forlagsbind. (11)<br />

Vedlagt orig. maskinskrevet brev sign. <strong>af</strong> Freuch<strong>en</strong>.<br />

Dat. 13.11.1938. 2 sider.<br />

Startpris 500<br />

Louis Moe - Breve og bøger<br />

Louis Moe: Valkyri<strong>en</strong>. Kbh 1931. Orig. kartonnage.<br />

+ Tvermose Thyregod: Oldemoders Fortælling om<br />

Nord<strong>en</strong>s Guder. Kbh 1890. Illust. <strong>af</strong> Moe. Indb. i<br />

halvbind <strong>af</strong> lærred. Vedlagt Louis Moe: D<strong>en</strong> lille<br />

Peters hestehandel. Kbh [U.år]. Med dedikation fra<br />

Moe. Heftet. (3)<br />

Vedlagt tre orig. håndskrevne breve fra Louis Moe.<br />

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arne ungermann - originaltegning<br />

Arne Ungermann: Prøvebog til “Münchhaus<strong>en</strong>s<br />

ev<strong>en</strong>tyr”. Med håndtegnet for- og bagside. + St<strong>en</strong>e<br />

for brød. Kbh. [U.år]. Heftet med orig. omslag. +<br />

D<strong>en</strong> store Bastian for voksne. Politik<strong>en</strong>s forlag.<br />

[U.år] Begge med dedikation fra forfatter<strong>en</strong>. Orig.<br />

katonnage. (3)<br />

Startpris 500<br />

Bassernes ophavsmand<br />

Mort Walker’s Private Scrapbook. Kansas City:<br />

Andrews McMeel Publishing 2000. Med dedikation<br />

og orig. tegning. Indlagt orig. tegning <strong>af</strong><br />

Bob Gust<strong>af</strong>sson, tegner for Mort Walker <strong>af</strong> strib<strong>en</strong><br />

“Mads og Misse”. Forlagsbind.<br />

Startpris 500<br />

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Dan turèll og Burroughs<br />

Dan Turèll: Onkel Danny fortæller i timevis. Kbh<br />

1979. Sign. <strong>af</strong> Turèll. Vedlagt orig. foto <strong>af</strong> Dan<br />

Turèll og William S. Burroughs. 17,5 x 24,5 cm.<br />

+ 3 andre 1.udg. <strong>af</strong> Turèll. Alle med ded. fra forf.<br />

Vedlagt Bundgaard: Næste Stop London. Kbh<br />

1989. + Gudmundsson: Ridderne <strong>af</strong> d<strong>en</strong> runde<br />

trappe. Kbh 1984. Begge 1. udg., begge bd. med<br />

ded. til Turèll fra forf. (6)<br />

Startpris 500<br />

Fra Kurt Vonnegut til John irving<br />

Samling <strong>af</strong> ud<strong>en</strong>landske bestsellers hovedsagligt på<br />

<strong>en</strong>gelsk. Bl.a. Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.: Slaughterhouse-<br />

Five. Delacorte Press 1969. 1. udg. + Alistair<br />

Maclean: H.M.S. Ulysses. London 1955. Med<br />

dedikation fra forf. + 12 andre bd. <strong>af</strong> bl.a. John<br />

Irving, William Golding og Bret Easton Ellis. Dan<br />

Brown, Jean M. Auel, Ray Bradbury og Burgess.<br />

De fleste sign. eller med indsat signatur. De fleste i<br />

forlagsbind. (14)<br />

Startpris 500<br />

168<br />

Ginsberg og Burroughs<br />

All<strong>en</strong> Ginsberg: Collected poems. New York 1984.<br />

Med orig. tegning og signatur samt indlagt sign.<br />

foto. Løs i rygg<strong>en</strong>. + William S. Burroughs: Junkie.<br />

Kbh 1966. Signeret på titelblad <strong>af</strong> Burroughs.<br />

Vedlagt Lawr<strong>en</strong>ce Ferlinghetti: One thousand<br />

fearful words for Fidel Castro. Med komm<strong>en</strong>tar og<br />

vedlagt signeret billede <strong>af</strong> Ferlinghetti. + Charles<br />

Bukowski: Bring me your love. Signeret <strong>af</strong> illustrator<strong>en</strong><br />

R.Crumb. Alle heftede med orig. omslag eller<br />

i forlagsbind. (4)<br />

Startpris 500<br />

Knud Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> med dedikation<br />

Knud Rasmuss<strong>en</strong>: Fest<strong>en</strong>s Gave. Kbh 1929. 1.<br />

udg. Illust. <strong>af</strong> Ernst Hans<strong>en</strong>. Indb. med for- og<br />

bagomslag i helbind <strong>af</strong> lærred. + Grønland langs<br />

Polhavet. Kbh 1919. 1. udg. Indb. i halvbind<br />

<strong>af</strong> maroquin. Begge med dedikation fra Knud<br />

Rasmuss<strong>en</strong>. + Snehytt<strong>en</strong>s Sange. Kbh 1930. Med<br />

dedikation fra Knud Rasmuss<strong>en</strong>. Heftet med orig.<br />

omslag. (3)<br />

Startpris 500<br />

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Kort sagt: Poul H<strong>en</strong>nings<strong>en</strong>!<br />

Preb<strong>en</strong> Wilmann (red.): PH i flere belysninger. Kbh<br />

[U.år]. + Poul H<strong>en</strong>nings<strong>en</strong>: Kort sagt. Kbh 1955.<br />

+ H<strong>en</strong>rik Stangerup (red.): Poul H<strong>en</strong>nings<strong>en</strong>. Vi er<br />

selv historie. Kbh 1963. Alle med dedikation fra<br />

PH. Alle heftede med orig. omslag. (3)<br />

Startpris 500<br />

William Heines<strong>en</strong> - Dedikationer og brev<br />

William Heines<strong>en</strong>: Noatun. Kbh 1938. 1. udg.<br />

Med ded. fra Heines<strong>en</strong> på friblad til Ell<strong>en</strong> Locher<br />

Thalbitzers. + 8 andre bd. <strong>af</strong> samme. Alle med<br />

dedikation fra Heines<strong>en</strong>, de fleste i s<strong>en</strong>ere oplag.<br />

Alle heftede med orig. omslag eller i forlagsbind.<br />

(9)<br />

Vedlagt orig. håndskrevet og signeret brevkort fra<br />

Heines<strong>en</strong> til Stanislaw Robert de Summer Brason.<br />

Dateret Torshavn 22.12.1975.<br />

Startpris 500<br />

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tre mænd i <strong>en</strong> båd<br />

Jerome K. Jerome: Three M<strong>en</strong> in a Boat. Bristol:<br />

J.W. Arrowsmith 1889. 1. udg. Med Rune T. Kiddes<br />

signatur på halvtitel. Forlagsbind. Med brugsspor.<br />

Vedlagt original fotogr<strong>af</strong>i signeret <strong>af</strong> Jerome. 14 x 9<br />

cm. (2)<br />

Startpris 500<br />

Peter Plys<br />

A.A. Milne: Winnie-the-Poo. London 1927. + The<br />

house at Poo corner. London 1929. + Now we are<br />

six. London 1927. + Wh<strong>en</strong> we were very young.<br />

London 1925. Alle s<strong>en</strong>ere oplag. Med tidligere<br />

ejers navnetræk på friblad. Alle illust. <strong>af</strong> Ernest<br />

Shepard, alle i forlagsbind, i kassette. Vedlagt<br />

Rune T. Kiddes hjemmelavede, indbundne bog på<br />

12 sider med indklippede beskrivelser <strong>af</strong> Peter Plys,<br />

A.A. Milne og illustrator Ernest Shepard samt orig.<br />

signaturer <strong>af</strong> Milne og Shepard. (5)<br />

Startpris 500<br />

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Selma Lagerlöf med dedikation<br />

Selma Lagerlöf: Jerusalem. 2 bd. Stockholm<br />

1901-02. 1. udg. Med dedikation fra forf. Orig.<br />

forlagsbind. + Mårbacka. Kbh 1922. 1. udg. Indb.<br />

med foromslag i halvbind <strong>af</strong> maroquin. + Gösta<br />

Berlings Saga. Stockholm 1937. Indb. i halvbind <strong>af</strong><br />

kalv. Begge med dedikation fra forf. (4)<br />

Startpris 500<br />

H<strong>en</strong>rik Pontoppidan med dedikation<br />

H<strong>en</strong>rik Pontoppidan: D<strong>en</strong> kongelige Gæst. Kbh<br />

1908. Med ded. fra Pontoppidan. Indb. med orig.<br />

omslag i halvbind <strong>af</strong> maroquin (Anker Kyster<br />

1950). + Landsbybilleder. Kbh 1883. 1. udg. med<br />

ded. fra forf. Forlagsbind. + 2 bd. <strong>af</strong> samme,<br />

begge 1. udg. i forlagsbind. + Woel: H<strong>en</strong>rik<br />

Pontoppidan. Kbh 1945. 2 bd. Med. ded. fra forf.<br />

Heftede. (6)<br />

Startpris 500<br />

170<br />

Karius og Baktus<br />

Thorbjørn Egner: Karius og Baktus. Kbh 1967.<br />

Bog<strong>en</strong> bærer forfatter<strong>en</strong>s dedikation med orig.<br />

tegning <strong>af</strong> Karius og Baktus. Med Rune T. Kiddes<br />

signatur. Orig. kartonnage.<br />

Startpris 500<br />

Kar<strong>en</strong> Blix<strong>en</strong> med dedikation<br />

Kar<strong>en</strong> Blix<strong>en</strong>: D<strong>en</strong> <strong>af</strong>rikanske farm. Kbh 1937. 4.<br />

oplag. + Syv fantastiske fortællinger. Kbh 1950.<br />

Begge med dedikation fra Blix<strong>en</strong>. + Thorkild<br />

Bjørnvig: Forsvar for Kains Alter. Kbh 1965. Med<br />

dedikation fra Bjørnvig. + 2 andre værker <strong>af</strong><br />

Bjørnvig. Alle i forlagsbind eller heftet med orig.<br />

omslag. (5)<br />

Startpris 500<br />

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Harry Potter og Fønix ord<strong>en</strong><strong>en</strong><br />

J.K. Rowling: Harry Potter and the Order of the<br />

Pho<strong>en</strong>ix. London: Bloomsbury 2003. 1. udg. Sign.<br />

<strong>af</strong> Rowling på smudstitelblad. Forlagsbind med<br />

orig. omslag.<br />

Startpris 2.000<br />

Harry Potter og Halvblodsprins<strong>en</strong><br />

J.K. Rowling: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood<br />

Prince. London: Bloomsbury 2005. 1. udg. Sign. <strong>af</strong><br />

Rowling på smudstitelblad. Forlagsbind med orig.<br />

omslag.<br />

Startpris 2.000<br />

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Harry Potter og Dødsregalierne<br />

J.K. Rowling: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.<br />

London: Bloomsbury 2007. 1. udg. Sign.<br />

<strong>af</strong> Rowling på titelblad. Forlagsbind med orig.<br />

omslag.<br />

Startpris 2.000<br />

Harry Potter og Fang<strong>en</strong> fra azkaban<br />

J.K. Rowling: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of<br />

Azkaban. London: Bloomsbury 1999. 1. udg. Sign.<br />

<strong>af</strong> Rowling på dedikationsblad. Forlagsbind med<br />

orig. omslag.<br />

Startpris 2.000<br />

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inDEx<br />

a<br />

Abell, Kjeld 4081<br />

Africa 4044<br />

Anders<strong>en</strong>, H.C. 4101, 4102<br />

172<br />

4103, 4104, 4105<br />

Architecture 4006, 4010<br />

4067, 4083<br />

Asbjørns<strong>en</strong>, P. Chr. 4016<br />

B<br />

Beckett, Samuel 4114<br />

Bellman, C.M. 4068<br />

Bernhard, Sarah 4106<br />

Bibles 4027, 4028, 4029, 4030<br />

Bjørnson, Bjørnstjerne 4015<br />

Blix<strong>en</strong>, Kar<strong>en</strong> 4119<br />

Bohr, Niels 4097<br />

Bonaparte, Napoleon 4059, 4060<br />

Botany 4031, 4032. 4033<br />

Bradt, J.G. 4067<br />

Buffon, G.L.L. 4042<br />

Burroughs, William, S. 4111, 4115<br />

Bær<strong>en</strong>tz<strong>en</strong>, Em. 4002<br />

c<br />

Cocteau, Jean 4106<br />

Colette, S-G. 4106<br />

Cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong> 4001, 4062<br />

4064, 4065<br />

Costumes 4065, 4066<br />

Craig, Edward Gordon 4091<br />

D<br />

4092, 4093<br />

Dahl, Jonas 4026<br />

Dahl, J.C. 4010<br />

Dahlberg, Erik 4012<br />

Dalsgaard, Christ<strong>en</strong> 4073<br />

D’Annunzio, Gabriel 4106<br />

Darwin, Charles 4011<br />

Degas, Edgar 4106<br />

De Sade, D.A.F. 4117<br />

Dick<strong>en</strong>s, Charles 4095<br />

D’Indy, Vinc<strong>en</strong>t 4106<br />

Donleavy, J.P. 4111, 4117<br />

Durrel, Lawr<strong>en</strong>ce 4114<br />

E<br />

Egypt 4001, 4046<br />

Ehr<strong>en</strong>svärd, C.A. 4007<br />

Entomology 4034<br />

Erotica 4089, 4111, 4112, 4113<br />

F<br />

4114, 4115, 4116, 4117<br />

Falla, Manuel de 4106<br />

Faroe Islands, the 4002<br />

“Fattigholm” 4003, 4063<br />

Fauré, Gabriel 4106<br />

Fontana, Carlo 4006<br />

G<br />

Gauss, C.F. 4098<br />

Girodias, Maurice 4111<br />

Goethe, J.W. von 4074<br />

Graah, W.A. 4003<br />

Gre<strong>en</strong>land 4002, 4003<br />

Guillermus Parisi<strong>en</strong>sis 4055<br />

H<br />

Hammershøi, Sv<strong>en</strong>d 4074<br />

Hammershøi, Vilhelm 4036, 4037<br />

Hamsun, Knut 4018-4026<br />

Hans<strong>en</strong>, Martin A. 4082<br />

Haslund, Otto 4075<br />

Heger, J.S. 4032<br />

H<strong>en</strong>nings<strong>en</strong>, Poul 4083<br />

Holberg, Ludvig 4069<br />

Holst, Jørg<strong>en</strong> 4031<br />

i<br />

Ibs<strong>en</strong>, H<strong>en</strong>rik 4014, 4015<br />

4016, 4017<br />

Iceland 4002<br />

Incunabula 4053, 4054, 4055<br />

Italy 4004, 4005<br />

J<br />

4006, 4007, 4052<br />

J<strong>en</strong>s<strong>en</strong>, Johs. V. 4079<br />

Jorn, Asger 4085, 4086<br />

K<br />

Kant, Immanuel 4096<br />

Kessler, Nic. 4053<br />

Knuds<strong>en</strong>, Axel 4079, 4082<br />

Koran 4051<br />

Krohn, Johan 4075<br />

Krohn, Pietro 4075<br />

Kutepov, Nikolai 4057<br />

Kyster, Anker 4032, 4034<br />

L<br />

4081, 4082, 4083<br />

Lahde, G.L. 4065<br />

Law 4039<br />

Leem, Knud 4000<br />

Leonora Christine 4076<br />

Lessing, G.E. 4008<br />

Letters and manuscripts<br />

4018-4026, 4036, 4048<br />

4049, 4050, 4051, 4056<br />

4060, 4070, 4071, 4072<br />

4075, 4076, 4077, 4090<br />

4091, 4101, 4104, 4105<br />

4106, 4107, 4108, 4109<br />

4110<br />

Liszt, Franz 4106<br />

Lombardus, Petrus 4053<br />

Lonitzer, Adam 4033<br />

Lund, F.C. 4066<br />

BRUUN RASMUSSEN BOOK AUCTION 797


inDEx<br />

M<br />

Magnus, Johannes 4041<br />

Manet, Edouard 4110<br />

Marx, Karl 4099<br />

Mill, John Stuart 4100<br />

Miller, H<strong>en</strong>ry 4019, 4111, 4118<br />

Monet, Claude 4110<br />

n<br />

Nabokov, Vladimir 4111<br />

4112, 4113<br />

Natural sci<strong>en</strong>ce 4011<br />

4032, 4042<br />

Noailles, Anna de 4106<br />

Nord<strong>en</strong>, F.L. 4046<br />

Norway 4000, 4018-4026, 4069<br />

o<br />

Ols<strong>en</strong> Erik 4081<br />

Ols<strong>en</strong>, Ole 4111, 4112, 4113<br />

Olympia Press, the 4111-4117<br />

P<br />

Parisi<strong>en</strong>sis, Guillermus 4055<br />

Philosophy 4096, 4100<br />

Picasso 4084<br />

Photographs 4045, 4107<br />

Polinac, Princess de 4106, 4107<br />

4108, 4109, 4110<br />

Poul<strong>en</strong>c, Francis 4106<br />

“Printing and the Mind of Man”<br />

4008, 4009, 4042<br />

4098, 4099, 4100<br />

Proust, Marcel 4109<br />

R<br />

Ravel, Maurice 4106<br />

Reage, Pauline 4116<br />

Roesel, A.J. 4034<br />

Rome 4000-4016<br />

Roque, Bartholomæus 4062<br />

Russia 4056, 4057, 4058<br />

S<br />

Sade, D.A.F. de 4116<br />

Saxo Grammaticus 4037, 4038<br />

Scherfig, Hans 4081<br />

Sci<strong>en</strong>ce 4097, 4098<br />

Seeberg, Peter 4080<br />

Singer, Winnaretta 4106-4110<br />

Stravinsky, Igor 4107, 4108<br />

Stis<strong>en</strong>, Helle 4080<br />

Swed<strong>en</strong> 4012, 4013, 4027<br />

t<br />

4028, 4040, 4041, 4070<br />

Theatre 4091, 4093<br />

Thersner, Ulrik 4013<br />

Thura, Lauritz de 4038, 4061<br />

Timm, V. 4058<br />

Tord<strong>en</strong>skjold 4070<br />

Travel and topography 4000<br />

4001, 4002, 4003, 4004<br />

4005, 4006, 4007, 4012<br />

4013, 4035, 4043, 4044<br />

4045, 4046, 4058, 4061<br />

4062, 4063, 4064, 4065<br />

BRUUN RASMUSSEN BOOK AUCTION 797 173<br />

4067<br />

Turèll, Dan 4077, 4078<br />

Tux<strong>en</strong>, Laurits 4071<br />

u<br />

Ulfeldt, Corfitz 4076<br />

V<br />

Valéry, Paul 4106<br />

Vinje, A.O. 4015<br />

W<br />

Walter, J.E.C. 4064<br />

West Indies, the Danish 4002<br />

4044, 4045<br />

Wessel, Peder 4070<br />

Wiedewelt, J. 4067<br />

Wilhjelm, Johannes 4072<br />

Willums<strong>en</strong>, J.F. 4072<br />

Wilmont, Barry 4087<br />

4088, 4089<br />

Winckelmann, J.J. 4009<br />

Winther, Christian 4073<br />

Z<br />

Zieler, Mog<strong>en</strong>s 4090<br />

Zola, Emile 4094


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the relevant lot comes under the hammer, thereby<br />

allowing you to participate without being in the auction<br />

room yourself.<br />

For additional information, please consult<br />

"Conditions of Purchase" §1.<br />

174<br />

Det er muligt at <strong>af</strong>give kommissionsbud, hvis De ikke<br />

selv kan være til stede på auk tions dag<strong>en</strong>. D<strong>en</strong>ne service<br />

er gratis.<br />

Når De <strong>af</strong>giver <strong>en</strong> kommission, beder De vores kundeservice<br />

på Deres vegne byde op til et <strong>af</strong> Dem bestemt<br />

beløb i hammerslag.<br />

Der kan opstå d<strong>en</strong> situation, at <strong>en</strong> and<strong>en</strong> køber allerede<br />

har budt det beløb, som De ønsker at <strong>af</strong>give. Er De da<br />

villig til at gå et bud højere eller er De indforstået med<br />

at nummeret sælges til and<strong>en</strong> side?<br />

Ønsker De ikke at byde højere så skriv “Max” ud for<br />

beløbet. Er De i tvivl om hvor højt De vil byde, kan De<br />

hæve budet med op til ca. 15% eller ca. 25%.<br />

Salgspris<strong>en</strong> kan blive højere eller lavere <strong>en</strong>d vurdering<strong>en</strong>,<br />

så der er også mulighed for at købe til under d<strong>en</strong> angivne<br />

vurdering. Vor kun deservice køber altid så billigt<br />

som muligt til Dem, som havde De selv været tilstede<br />

på auktion<strong>en</strong>.<br />

Alle kommissioner behandles str<strong>en</strong>gt fortroligt.<br />

Kommisionsbud skal være <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> i hænde<br />

s<strong>en</strong>est 24 timer før auktion<strong>en</strong>s start.<br />

SåDan ByDER DE:<br />

Udfyld blankett<strong>en</strong> kommissionsbud med alle oplysninger.<br />

Angiv katalognummer.<br />

Angiv beløbet De ønsker at byde.<br />

Er dette Deres absolutte maximum bedes De anføre<br />

“Max” i kolonn<strong>en</strong>.<br />

De kan også forhøje Deres bud med h<strong>en</strong>holdsvis ca.<br />

15% eller ca. 25%, ved at ind ikere dette i kolonn<strong>en</strong>.<br />

De bedes underskrive kommissionsblankett<strong>en</strong> og sikre<br />

Dem, at <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> mod tager d<strong>en</strong> s<strong>en</strong>est 24 timer<br />

før auktion<strong>en</strong>s start.<br />

Hvis Deres oplysninger ikke er tilstrækkelige, kan <strong>Bruun</strong><br />

Ras muss<strong>en</strong> undlade at byde for Dem, ligesom <strong>Bruun</strong><br />

Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> ikke kan gøres ansvarlig for fejl ved budgivning<strong>en</strong>.<br />

Efter auktion<strong>en</strong> vil De kunne få oplysninger om priser<br />

på vor automatiske 24 timers “Hammerslagsoplysning”<br />

på telefon 8818 1113.<br />

intERnEt:<br />

Kommisionsbud kan <strong>af</strong>gives på hjemmesid<strong>en</strong> www.<br />

bruun-rasmuss<strong>en</strong>.dk direkte fra sid<strong>en</strong> med d<strong>en</strong> effekt,<br />

De ønsker at byde på.<br />

Som <strong>en</strong> ny og nemmere service for Dem, har vi valgt at<br />

aktivere alle bud, der indtastes via hjemmesid<strong>en</strong>. De kan<br />

således se d<strong>en</strong> aktuelle startpris og ori<strong>en</strong>tere Dem om<br />

andres bud, når De selv skal byde. S<strong>en</strong>este <strong>af</strong>givelse <strong>af</strong><br />

bud via hjemmesid<strong>en</strong> er 3 timer før auktion<strong>en</strong>s start.<br />

Kontakt teknisk support på 8818 1114 for spørgsmål om<br />

registrering og budgivning via internettet.<br />

tELEFonBuD:<br />

Såfremt De ønsker at byde pr. telefon, bedes De oplyse<br />

<strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> Deres navn og telefonnummer samt<br />

hvilke katalognumre, De ønsker at byde på, s<strong>en</strong>est 3<br />

timer før auktion<strong>en</strong>s start. De vil så blive ringet op kort<br />

før, d<strong>en</strong> aktuelle vare kommer under hammer<strong>en</strong>, og De<br />

kan på d<strong>en</strong>ne måde deltage i auktion<strong>en</strong> ud<strong>en</strong> selv at<br />

være til stede.<br />

For yderligere information, se “Købskonditioner” på<br />

www.bruun-rasmuss<strong>en</strong>.dk under “Guide”.<br />

BRUUN RASMUSSEN BOOK AUCTION 797


KoMMiSSionSBuD<br />

coMMiSSion BiDS BREDGaDE - BooKS<br />

Skal være <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> i hænde s<strong>en</strong>est 24 timer før auktion<strong>en</strong>s start.<br />

Must be submitted no later than 24 hours prior to the start of the auction.<br />

Navn Name: * .........................................................................................................................................................<br />

Adresse Address: * ..................................................................................................................................................<br />

Postnr./by City: * ....................................................................................................................................................<br />

Land Country: * ................................................................ Fax: ........................................................................<br />

Tel: * .........................................................................................................................................................................<br />

e-mail: ................................................................................ CVR-nr. VAT No.: ..................................................<br />

Bank: ................................................................................... Konto nr. Acct. No.: .............................................<br />

Adresse Address: ......................................................................................................................................................<br />

Postnr./By City: ................................................................. Land Country: ......................................................<br />

Tel: ...................................................................................... Kontaktperson Contact: ......................................<br />

Obligatoriske felter er mærket med <strong>en</strong> stjerne * Mandatory fields are marked with an asterix *<br />

Undertegnede giver hermed fuldmagt til <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> Kunstauktioner A/S om på mine vegne at købe<br />

ned<strong>en</strong>nævnte katalognumre så fordelagtigt som muligt, ind<strong>en</strong> for det <strong>af</strong> mig anførte beløb, i hammerslag.<br />

I hereby request that <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> bid on my behalf on the following lots up at the prices indicated below.<br />

Undertegnede har udfyldt ov<strong>en</strong>nævnte med de ønskede oplysninger, samt har accepteret købskonditionerne.<br />

The undersigned has supplied the required information and agrees to be bound by the conditions of purchase.<br />

Signatur: * .......................................................................... B.R. kunde-nr. Cli<strong>en</strong>t No.: ...................................<br />

Jeg ønsker at modtage salgsresultater på de emner jeg har budt på via email dagligt efter auktion<br />

I wish to receive sales results on the items I have be<strong>en</strong> bidding on via e-mail every day <strong>af</strong>ter the auction<br />

på e-mail adress<strong>en</strong> on this e-mail address: ................................................................................................<br />

Katalog nr. Beskrivelse Bud kr.<br />

Lot. No. Description Bid DKK<br />

BRuun RaSMuSSEn KunStauKtionER a/S<br />

AUKTION NR AUCTION NO: 797<br />

Max +15% +25%<br />

Bredgade 33 · DK-1260 Køb<strong>en</strong>havn K · Tel +45 8818 1111 · Fax +45 8818 1116 · bredgade@bruun-rasmuss<strong>en</strong>.dk · www.bruun-rasmuss<strong>en</strong>.dk<br />

Fortsættes næste side Please turn over<br />

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coMMiSSion BiDS<br />

KoMMiSSionSBuD BREDGaDE - coinS<br />

Katalog nr. Beskrivelse Bud kr.<br />

Lot. No. Description Bid DKK<br />

AUKTION NR AUCTION NO: 797<br />

176<br />

Max +15% +25%<br />

BRUUN RASMUSSEN BOOK AUCTION 797


SaLGSPRiSER PRicES REaLiZED in DKK, BuyERS PREMiuM not incLuDED<br />

4000 16.000<br />

4001 15.000<br />

4002 9.000<br />

4003 26.000<br />

4004 9.000<br />

4005 150.000<br />

4006 19.000<br />

4007 32.000<br />

4008 44.000<br />

4009 17.000<br />

4010 60.000<br />

4011 48.000<br />

4012 260.000<br />

4013 180.000<br />

4014 180.000<br />

4015 20.000<br />

4016 50.000<br />

4017 500.000<br />

4018 12.000<br />

4019 9.500<br />

4020 4.500<br />

4021 10.000<br />

4022 2.000<br />

4023 4.000<br />

4024 16.000<br />

4025 7.000<br />

4026 5.000<br />

4027 4.000<br />

4028 32.000<br />

4029 15.000<br />

4030 3.000<br />

4031 28.000<br />

4032 24.000<br />

4033 22.000<br />

4034 10.000<br />

4035 7.500<br />

4036 5.000<br />

4037 13.000<br />

4038 4.000<br />

4039 2.400<br />

4040 9.000<br />

4041 4.800<br />

4042 5.500<br />

4043 10.000<br />

4044 5.500<br />

4045 1.300<br />

4046 7.000<br />

4047 4.200<br />

4048 4.200<br />

4049 6.000<br />

4050 3.200<br />

4051 3.800<br />

4052 2.500<br />

4053 17.000<br />

4054 10.000<br />

4055 7.000<br />

4056 5.300<br />

4057 3.200<br />

4058 5.300<br />

4059 7.300<br />

4060 5.000<br />

4061 3.200<br />

4062 9.000<br />

4063 4.000<br />

4064 4.200<br />

4065 3.200<br />

4066 6.000<br />

4067 18.000<br />

4068 23.000<br />

4069 380.000<br />

4070 10.000<br />

4071 6.500<br />

4072 22.000<br />

4073 15.000<br />

4074 13.000<br />

4075 3.800<br />

4076 4.000<br />

4077 3.200<br />

4078 5.000<br />

4079 16.000<br />

4080 2.400<br />

4081 5.400<br />

BRuun RaSMuSSEn BooK auction no. 787, May 2008<br />

4082 7.000<br />

4083 6.500<br />

4084 4.600<br />

4085 13.000<br />

4086 22.000<br />

4087 8.500<br />

4088 11.500<br />

4089 310.000<br />

4090 25.000<br />

4091 1.600<br />

4092 6.000<br />

4093 82.000<br />

4094 3.000<br />

4095 16.000<br />

4096 4.800<br />

4097 5.200<br />

4098 7.800<br />

4100 8.000<br />

4101 150.000<br />

4102 55.000<br />

4103 55.000<br />

4104 170.000<br />

4105 26.000<br />

4106 15.000<br />

4107 8.500<br />

4108 2.800<br />

4109 1.500<br />

4110 1.700<br />

4111 4.000<br />

4112 1.700<br />

4113 2.100<br />

4114 2.000<br />

4115 2.000<br />

4117 16.000<br />

4118 15.000<br />

4119 4.000<br />

4120 9.500<br />

4121 9.000<br />

4123 7.000<br />

4124 7.000<br />

4125 6.300<br />

4126 2.000<br />

4089: Johan Heinrich S<strong>en</strong>n: Norske Nationale Klæde dragter. Sold for 310.000 dkk<br />

RET TIL æNDRINGER FORBEHOLDES © 2008 BRUUN RASMUSSEN<br />

FOTO: BENT LANGE OG HENRIK WICHMANN - GRAFIK OG DTP: LENE KLIBO - TRYK: NARAYANA PRESS<br />

4127 2.800<br />

4128 3.400<br />

4129 4.000<br />

4130 6.000<br />

4131 12.000<br />

4132 12.000<br />

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c o n D i t i o n S o F P u R c H a S E – K ø B S K o n D i t i o n E R *<br />

§ 1. BiDDinG<br />

The buyer shall be the highest bidder at the “hammer price”. Any<br />

person bidding on behalf of a third party shall be liable in surety<br />

for completion of the sale.<br />

At the request of <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> Kunstauktioner (herein <strong>af</strong>ter<br />

called <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong>), all bidders, whether they wish to make<br />

bids in person at the place of auction or commission bids by letter<br />

or fax or direct telephone bids, should be able to docum<strong>en</strong>t<br />

their ability to pay and be able to provide proof of id<strong>en</strong>tity at<br />

any time. <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> is <strong>en</strong>titled to refuse to accept a bid<br />

if, wh<strong>en</strong> requested, adequate security or adequate paym<strong>en</strong>t on<br />

account has not be<strong>en</strong> r<strong>en</strong>dered.<br />

Bids should be made by the bidder in person at the place of auction<br />

or by writt<strong>en</strong> commission. Telephone bidding is possible<br />

within certain conditions made out by <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong>. <strong>Bruun</strong><br />

Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> is not to be held responsible for any errors that may<br />

occur using this service. The auctioneer shall have absolute discretion<br />

as to the increm<strong>en</strong>t of the bids. The auctioneer will also<br />

make decisions in all cases of doubt regarding the bidding<br />

Credit/debit card information must be registered with <strong>Bruun</strong><br />

Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> before bids can be submitted at our online auctions.<br />

§ 2. PayMEnt<br />

The purchase price is the hammer price plus 25% in buyer’s premium,<br />

including VAT, for lots sold subject to the special VAT<br />

scheme for sales of Works of Art, Collectors’ items and Antiques,<br />

and secondhand goods by Public Auction (herein<strong>af</strong>ter called Special<br />

VAT).<br />

Certain lots are sold in accordance with specific rules on normal<br />

VAT arrangem<strong>en</strong>t (herein<strong>af</strong>ter called normal VAT), so that the<br />

purchase price is the hammer price plus an additional 20% in<br />

buyer’s premium and VAT of 25% levied on both the hammer<br />

price and the buyer’s premium. The lots subject to Full VAT are<br />

indicated as such in the catalogue with an asterix (*).<br />

Danish VAT registered buyers shall provide <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> with<br />

docum<strong>en</strong>tation of their SE-/CVR-number (VAT No.) as this has to<br />

be quo ted on the invoice for goods bought at full VAT.<br />

For some foreign buyers, specific VAT-exemption rules apply (cf.<br />

Article 3). VAT-exemption does not apply to private buyers from<br />

the EU who are considered as Danish buyers (cf. curr<strong>en</strong>t Da nish<br />

legislation on Special VAT Scheme for Sales of Works of Art,<br />

Collec tors’ items and Antiques by Public Auction).<br />

The purchase price falls due for paym<strong>en</strong>t wh<strong>en</strong> the goods have<br />

be<strong>en</strong> knocked down. Paym<strong>en</strong>t may be made in cash up to DKK<br />

100,000, by Dankort, banker’s cheque, traveller’s cheque, Visa-,<br />

Master-, Diners Club- or Euro card. Personal foreig n cheques may<br />

only be used for paym<strong>en</strong>t by prior arrange m<strong>en</strong>t.<br />

Paym<strong>en</strong>t may be made during or immediately <strong>af</strong>ter the auction.<br />

Under all circumstances paym<strong>en</strong>t must be made no later than<br />

eight days from the date of the invoice. With online auctions,<br />

paym<strong>en</strong>t takes place wh<strong>en</strong> the items are prepared for dispatch<br />

(circa 12 hours <strong>af</strong>ter the purchase has be<strong>en</strong> made) using the<br />

banking details (credit/debit card and bank account) submitted<br />

by the purchaser. At the same time an invoice and dispatch information<br />

will be s<strong>en</strong>t to the purchaser.<br />

Should the purchase price not be paid by the due date, interest<br />

at 1.5 % per new month will be charged.<br />

If the purchase price and interest are not paid within eight<br />

days <strong>af</strong>ter <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> has s<strong>en</strong>t its demand to the buyer,<br />

<strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> shall be <strong>en</strong>titled to rescind the sale and re sell<br />

the goods at a <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> auction or privately, and to<br />

demand reimbursem<strong>en</strong>t of any related losses from the defaulting<br />

buyer. Any further profit on the sale shall be payable to the person<br />

who had deposited the goods for sale by auction.<br />

If the defaulting buyer is <strong>en</strong>titled to proceeds from a sale of<br />

goods by <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong>, <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> shall be <strong>en</strong>titled<br />

to set off its receivables against its payables to the defaulting<br />

buyer.<br />

If the defaulting buyer has deposited other goods for sale,<br />

<strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> shall be <strong>en</strong>titled to sell such goods at a <strong>Bruun</strong><br />

Ras muss<strong>en</strong> auction without being bound by the reserve stipulated<br />

by the defaulting buyer. The defautling buyer shall not be<br />

<strong>en</strong>titled to demand the surr<strong>en</strong>der of goods deposited for sale as<br />

long as the debt payable to <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> has not be<strong>en</strong> dis-<br />

178<br />

charged, regardless of whether the value of such goods may be<br />

deemed to exceed the debt payable.<br />

<strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> shall be <strong>en</strong>titled to refuse a bid made by a<br />

buyer who is in default in respect to his paym<strong>en</strong>t obligations<br />

to <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong>, as well as a bid made by a third party on<br />

be half of such a defaulting buyer. <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> shall further<br />

be <strong>en</strong>titled to demand a deposit as a condition of accepting any<br />

future bids from such a purchaser.<br />

§ 3. MonEy-BacK GuaRantEE<br />

Online purchase of items by private individuals is subject to Danish<br />

consumer law, which ext<strong>en</strong>ds 14 days of money-back guarantee.<br />

The purchaser is liable for any costs related to the transport<br />

of returned items.<br />

Should a purchaser seek to avail himself or herself of the moneyback<br />

guarantee, <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> will refund the paym<strong>en</strong>t on<br />

receiving the returned items. Please note that the date on which<br />

accounts are debited is subject to the policy of the purchaser’s<br />

bank/credit card company.<br />

§ 4. ExEMPtion FRoM Vat<br />

Foreign buyers who fulfil the conditions stated below shall pay<br />

20% of the hammer price in buyer’s premium and shall not be<br />

subject to Danish taxes and duties:<br />

A. Buyers residing in another EU Member State:<br />

Buyers are exempt from paying Danish VAT as long as they<br />

have provided <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> with docum<strong>en</strong>tation of their<br />

VAT registration. The VAT number will th<strong>en</strong> be quoted on<br />

<strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong>’s invoice.<br />

B. Buyers residing outside the EU:<br />

1 Dispatch through forwarding ag<strong>en</strong>t: Lots exported through a<br />

forwarding ag<strong>en</strong>t approved by <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> are exempt<br />

from VAT.<br />

2 Export as personal luggage: Goods may be exempt from Danish<br />

VAT wh<strong>en</strong> the buyer personally takes the goods out of the<br />

country as luggage, provided the following conditions have<br />

be<strong>en</strong> met:<br />

The invoice must have be<strong>en</strong> paid and the Danish duty of 25%<br />

of the invoice amount must have be<strong>en</strong> deposited with <strong>Bruun</strong><br />

Rasmuss<strong>en</strong>.<br />

a Buyers residing in Norway will be refunded the Danish VAT as<br />

soon as the invoice of sale has be<strong>en</strong> returned to <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong><br />

<strong>en</strong>dorsed by the customs authorities of the country in<br />

question or by any other authority with jurisdiction over matters<br />

of purchase tax with respect to official imports of goods<br />

into the country in question if the purchase price exceeds DKK<br />

1,200.<br />

b Buyers residing in other countries outside the EU will be<br />

refund ed the Danish VAT <strong>af</strong>ter the goods have be<strong>en</strong> pres<strong>en</strong>ted<br />

for customs clearance in connection with the departure of the<br />

buyer from the EU. The exporter’s form should be returned<br />

to <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> <strong>af</strong>ter being <strong>en</strong>dorsed with the customs<br />

autho rities’ export certificate if the purchase price exceeds<br />

DKK 300 This also applies to the Faroe Islands and Gre<strong>en</strong>land.<br />

§ 5. PayMEnt oF taxES anD DutiES<br />

A. Buyers with VAT-registration in other EU member states who<br />

do not wish to make use of Article 3 may instead choose to<br />

purchase items subject to Special VAT/Normal VAT in the<br />

same manner as private buyers. <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> must be<br />

notified of this before 10 a.m. on the following auction day.<br />

B. Buyers with VAT-registration in D<strong>en</strong>mark may choose to purchase<br />

subject to Normal VAT at 25% of the hammer price plus<br />

premium. <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> must be notified of this before 10<br />

a.m. on the following auction day.<br />

§ 6. coLLEction oF PuRcHaSES<br />

The purchase price must be paid in full before the purchased lot<br />

can be passed over to the buyer. From the time of the lot being<br />

knocked down to the buyer, until its collection, the purchased lot<br />

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will be held at the buyer’s own exp<strong>en</strong>se and risk.<br />

A storage fee will be charged for lots which have not be<strong>en</strong> collected<br />

within 14 days <strong>af</strong>ter the time of the lot being knocked<br />

down. Goods which have be<strong>en</strong> paid for but not collected within 1<br />

year will be resold at auction or privately at the buyer's exp<strong>en</strong>se.<br />

§ 7. DiSPatcH<br />

Should <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> undertake the packaging and forwarding<br />

of purchased goods, this shall be done at the buyer’s<br />

own exp<strong>en</strong>se and risk. <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> shall thus not be held<br />

liable neither for any damage caused to purchased goods during<br />

dispatch nor for any missing consignm<strong>en</strong>ts.<br />

§ 8. DRoit DE SuitE<br />

Pursuant to curr<strong>en</strong>t Danish legislation on Copyright, an artistic<br />

royalty shall be collected on works of modern art by all Danish<br />

and some foreign artists. <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> will from the buyer<br />

collect the royalties required on behalf of the artists’ organisation<br />

Copy-Dan for any work of art subject to this law. These works are<br />

id<strong>en</strong>tified in the catalogue by CD for Copy-Dan, marked beside<br />

each relevant lot number.<br />

The artistic royalty will be calculated as follows for each work of<br />

art, wh<strong>en</strong> the hammerprice exceeds DKK 1,864:<br />

• 5% of the part of the hammerprice ranging from DKK 0 to<br />

DKK 310,729 plus the buyer’s premium (20% excl. VAT)<br />

• 3% of the part of the hammerprice ranging from DKK 310,729<br />

to DKK 1,242,917 plus the buyer’s premium (20% excl. VAT)<br />

• 1% of the part of the hammerprice ranging from DKK<br />

1,242,917 to DKK 2,175,104 plus the buyer’s premium (20%<br />

excl. VAT)<br />

• 0.5% of the part of the hammerprice ranging from DKK<br />

2,175,104 to DKK 3,107,292 plus the buyer’s premium (20%<br />

excl. VAT)<br />

• 0.25% of the part of the hammerprice lying above DKK<br />

3,107,292 plus the buyer’s premium (20% excl. VAT)<br />

The artistic royalty cannot exceed DKK 93,219 for each work of art.<br />

§ 9. ExPoRt LicEncE<br />

Applications for an export lic<strong>en</strong>ce must be made to the Danish<br />

Cultu ral Assets Committee wh<strong>en</strong> required in accordance with<br />

curr<strong>en</strong>t Danish legislation on the protection and preservation of<br />

cultural assets in D<strong>en</strong>mark. Where such a lic<strong>en</strong>ce has not be<strong>en</strong><br />

obtained, the foreign buyer will be informed thereof immediately<br />

<strong>af</strong>ter the lot has be<strong>en</strong> knocked down to the buyer. Another<br />

application will subse qu<strong>en</strong>tly be s<strong>en</strong>t to the Danish Cultural<br />

Assets Committee by <strong>Bruun</strong> Ras muss<strong>en</strong> on behalf of the buyer,<br />

now that the price is known. Should an export lic<strong>en</strong>ce not be<br />

granted, the Danish Cultural Assets Com mittee would be obliged<br />

to acquire the purchased lot at the purchase price, and the buyer<br />

would thus not be bound to the purchase.<br />

§ 10. cataLoGuinG<br />

All lots are sold in the condition in which they are found wh<strong>en</strong><br />

knocked down and as described in the catalogue with subsequ<strong>en</strong>tly<br />

published changes and modifications. Cataloguing is<br />

done according to the best of <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong>’s knowledge and<br />

on the cataloguing principles stated.<br />

The lots auctioned are oft<strong>en</strong> of some age or of a kind which<br />

makes it possible that they may contain defects, defici<strong>en</strong>cies, or<br />

may have be<strong>en</strong> subject to restoration or damage not necessarily<br />

stated in the catalogue. Catalogue pictures are for id<strong>en</strong>tification<br />

only and cannot be used for an evaluation of the condition of<br />

the goods.<br />

Any person who wishes to bid at an auction should therefore satisfy<br />

himself of the condition of the lots for which he int<strong>en</strong>ds to<br />

bid by personal inspection at the preview held prior to the auction.<br />

The catalogue description is an indication of the prevai ling<br />

oppinion of scholars and expert at the time of the printing of the<br />

catalogue. If any doubts should arise <strong>af</strong>ter the purchase regarding<br />

the g<strong>en</strong>uin<strong>en</strong>ess of the purchased lot or its confor mance with<br />

the catalogue description, <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> should immedia te ly<br />

be informed thereof.<br />

Should the purchased lot be proved to be a forgery, or if the catalogue<br />

description contains material errors which lead to a considerably<br />

higher hammer price than that which a correct catalogue<br />

description would presumably result in, the buyer shall be <strong>en</strong>titled<br />

to cancel the purchase, <strong>af</strong>ter which the buyer shall be reimbursed<br />

for the total purchase price paid plus buyer's premium<br />

and VAT, wh<strong>en</strong> applicable.<br />

For material errors in the catalogue description in respect to<br />

measure m<strong>en</strong>ts or weight, comp<strong>en</strong>sation shall only be paid on a<br />

perc<strong>en</strong>tage basis in proportion to the differ<strong>en</strong>ce.<br />

The right of cancellation of a purchase in pursuance of the<br />

pres<strong>en</strong>t conditions can only be exercised by the party who has<br />

bought the lot in question at <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> and shall be subject<br />

to the pres<strong>en</strong>tation of a claim for cancellation in wri ting to<br />

<strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> within 2 years of the purchase date and to the<br />

purchased lot being returned to <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> in the same<br />

condition in any and all respects which the purchased lot was in<br />

at the time of the lot being knocked down to the buyer.<br />

In the ev<strong>en</strong>t of cancellation the buyer shall not be <strong>en</strong>titled to<br />

claim pay m<strong>en</strong>t of interest on the purchase price nor shall the<br />

buyer be <strong>en</strong>titled to claim comp<strong>en</strong>sation for any other ex p<strong>en</strong> ses<br />

or loss incurred, including any possible loss of profit in connection<br />

with reselling.<br />

It shall not be possible to state cancellation of a purchase in pursuance<br />

of the above provisions if:<br />

a the catalogue description on the day the lot was knocked<br />

down to the buyer was in accordance with the th<strong>en</strong> g<strong>en</strong>erally<br />

accepted opinion of scholars and experts;<br />

b the only way of establishing whether the lot was a forgery<br />

at the time of the publication of the catalogue was the<br />

implem<strong>en</strong>ta tion of sci<strong>en</strong>tific processes, the validity of which<br />

was only acknowledged <strong>af</strong>ter the time of publication of the<br />

catalogue, or which would have required a disproportionate<br />

amount of cost, or which would have be<strong>en</strong> impossible to carry<br />

out without damaging the lot in question.<br />

In addition to the time-limits stated above, all purchases are<br />

subject to the Statute of Limitations stipulated by Danish law by<br />

which <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> is under no circumstance liable for purchases<br />

<strong>af</strong>ter 5 years from the date of purchase.<br />

<strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> Auctioneers<br />

Jesper <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong>, auctioneer<br />

Jørg<strong>en</strong> Byriel, officially appointed external supervisor<br />

coMMiSSion<br />

<strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> undertakes to execute commission bids for<br />

bidders who are unable to be pres<strong>en</strong>t at the auction. It is a<br />

prerequisite that <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> receives the commission<br />

24 hours before the start of the auction for the bidders’ credit<br />

to be checked, if necessary. <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> is not to be held<br />

responsible for any errors that may occur using this service.<br />

conDition REPoRtS<br />

<strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> undertakes to provide further information<br />

about the state and condition of the lots if possible. This is<br />

regarded as a service for customers who are unable to make a<br />

personal inspection of the lots at the preview. <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong><br />

stresses that the informa tion giv<strong>en</strong> cannot be used as the basis<br />

for complaints; complaints can only be based on the catalogue<br />

text.<br />

ExEMPtion FRoM Vat<br />

Buyers shall, according to § 2, pay full VAT on lots marked with<br />

an asterix *.<br />

No Danish VAT is to be paid wh<strong>en</strong> VAT registered companies<br />

from other EU countries buy at <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> and resell<br />

to private buyers, The private buyer th<strong>en</strong> only has to pay VAT<br />

according to the rules in force in the country where the foreign<br />

company is VAT re gistered. For further information please consult<br />

your local authorities.<br />

The above is an English translation of the Danish version of the Conditions of Purchase. In case of dispute, only the Danish version of the pres<strong>en</strong>t Conditions of Purchase of <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> is valid.<br />

* <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong>s købskonditioner på dansk kan læses på www.bruun-rasmuss<strong>en</strong>.dk under “Guide”.<br />

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new york<br />

international<br />

the members<br />

of international auctioneers:<br />

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Paris<br />

Milan<br />

Stockholm<br />

cologne<br />

Zurich<br />

• cop<strong>en</strong>hag<strong>en</strong>: <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong><br />

• Paris: Artcurial<br />

• new york: Swann Galleries<br />

• Vi<strong>en</strong>na: Dorotheum<br />

• Milan: Porro & C<br />

• Zurich: Koller<br />

• cologne: Lempertz<br />

• Stockholm: Bukowskis<br />

Vi<strong>en</strong>na<br />

For more info please visit www.bruun-rasmuss<strong>en</strong>.dk


auctioneers<br />

<strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong> is a member of the association<br />

International Auctioneers (IA).<br />

History<br />

IA was formed in 1993 and consists now of<br />

eight of the world’s most prestigious indep<strong>en</strong>d<strong>en</strong>t<br />

auction houses. The asso ciation has<br />

half a million art buyers and sellers, 600<br />

million Euros in annual turnover and over<br />

1.200 auctions annually, comprising half<br />

a million lots from all areas of the fine and<br />

decorative art, design and collectibles.<br />

Sales promotion<br />

The IA members have joint advertising and<br />

sales promotion, combined expertise of the<br />

eight teams of specialists, an infor mative<br />

website and a twice-annual pub lication<br />

International Auctioneers Magazine. The<br />

magazine is distributed to the 50.000<br />

most important cli<strong>en</strong>ts of the eight<br />

auction houses.<br />

information<br />

If you have any questions regarding <strong>Bruun</strong><br />

Rasmuss<strong>en</strong>’s membership of IA, please feel<br />

welcome to contact the IA repres<strong>en</strong>tative<br />

Frederik <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong>, tel. +45 8818 1111.<br />

Twice a year, in April and October,<br />

the IA publish an art magazine.<br />

The magazine is available on request in<br />

all departm<strong>en</strong>ts at <strong>Bruun</strong> Rasmuss<strong>en</strong><br />

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online auctions<br />

– Every day of the year...<br />

Mondays: older furniture, rugs and carpets<br />

tuesdays: Modern art and design<br />

Wednesdays: older paintings and drawings<br />

thursdays: Jewellery, silver and applied arts<br />

online auctions are held every month over books, stamps, coins,<br />

weapons and wines. Follow the sales on our website.<br />

For further information, please contact us at tel.: +45 8818 1111.<br />

For technical support, please contact +45 8818 1114 or email<br />

support@bruun-rasmuss<strong>en</strong>.dk<br />

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