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Bibliothèque privée [ BORLUUT de NOORTDONCK].- Catalogue des livres, manuscrits, dessins et estampes
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Estimated At:150.00 - 225.00 EUR
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This item WAS NOT SOLD. Auction date was 2002 Jun 08 @ 00:30UTC-8 : PST/AKDT
Bibliothèque privée [ BORLUUT de NOORTDONCK].- Catalogue des livres, manuscrits, dessins et estampes, formant le cabinet de feu M. Borluut de Noortdonck dont la vente aura lieu à Gand, au domicile du défunt [...]. Gand, (impr. d'Ad. Van der Meersch), avril & juillet 1858. 2 vol. in-8° : portrait à la manière noire, 1 pl. d'armoiries, xxi & xiv pp. et 5.527 lots (complet). Rel. moderne : bradel demi-toile rouge, couv. cons. (part. renforcée au plat sup. du tome I). "Moins nombreux que les bibliothèques de Van de Velde et de Lammens [...], moins volumineux surtout que celle de Van Hulthem, qui est devenue propriété de l'état, le cabinet de M. Borluut l'emporte infiniment sur ces collections tant par le goût éclairé qui a présidé à sa formation, que par le choix des ouvrages et la beauté des exemplaires qu'il renferme, et surtout par leur admirable conservation et l'élégance de leur reliure [...]" écrit Van der Meersch p. vii-viii.François-Xavier-J.-G. Borluut (1771-1857) fut un réel bibliophile et sa fortune lui laissa tout l'heur de céder à sa passion. Il acheta beaucoup à Paris lors de la vente des plus belles bibiothèques (Soleinne, La Bedoyère, duchesse de Berry, De Bure, Nodier, prince d'Essling, marquis de Coislin, Viollet Leduc...) mais aussi en Belgique (ventes Le Candèle, Lammens, comte de Renesse...) et à l'étranger. Sa collection se composait de livres reliés par les grands maîtres du XIXe s., de nombreux incunables, de livres imprimés sur peau de vélin, beaucoup d'ouvrages de littérature et sur les arts de toutes époques ainsi que de nombreux livres d'histoire.# Blogie 138 & 139; # pas dans Vanderhaegen. 150 Euros
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