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BOVIE, Félix.- Chansons. Publiées au bénéfice des pauvres par la Société vocale d'Ixelles. Avec dessins de MM. Billouin, de Schampheleer, Ad. Dillens, Fourmois, Ghémar, Gosselin, Kindermans, Lauters, Musin, Quinaux, Seghers, Simonau, Stroobant, Taymans, Van Seben, Van Severdonck, etc. Musique de MM. Ermal, Auguste Greyson et Huberti. Et préfaces de MM. Emlie Greyson, Ch. De Coster et Victor Lefebvre. Bruxelles, Typographie et lithographie de J. Gouweloos, 1864. In-8° (qqs pâles rousseurs ou piqûres). Rel. d'édition : demi-chagrin rouge, plats de percaline chagrinée rouge à plaque gaufrée d'édition titrée "Bovie/ Chansons", dos à nerfs et caissons fleuronnés dorés (mors lég. frottés, lég. traces d'usage, pet. tache sur le 2d plat, pet. éraflure sur le dos, gardes plombées).
Edition originale et unique du seul ouvrage du peintre Bovie (1812-1880), authentifiée par le n° d'ordre (1168) et le cachet de la Société Vocale d'Ixelles, illustrée d'un portrait de l'auteur sur chine appliqué et de 25 lithographies hors texte en noir sur fond teinté, sur chine appliqué ou sur papier vélin. Parmi les 30 chansons, il s'en trouve 2 maçonniques (pour la loge "Union et Progrès"), une amusante sur les errances de la statue de Charles de Lorraine (actuellement devant le Musée consacré à l'ancien gouverneur des Pays-Bas), un "Cours d'agathopédie biblique", une dédiée à l'"architecte du chemin de fer" Payen, etc. In fine, 19 pp. de partition pour piano. L'illustration est due aux grands artistes de l'époque et qqs planches sont assez farfelues. Préfaces de Ch. de Coster en vers et de Victor Lefebvre en bruxellois.
# Bibliogr. nat. I-146; # Van der Marck, p. 184.
Provenances : Jean-Baptiste Moens (ex-libris); Emile Dujardin (cachet).
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