Kolbe & Fanning
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Rondot, Natalis. JEAN MARENDE ET LA MÉDAILLE DE PHILIBERT LE BEAU ET DE MARGUERITE D'AUTRICHE. Lyon: Imprimerie Pitrat Ainé, 1883. Frontispiece; 39, (1) pages. [with] Rondot, Natalis. LA MÉDAILLE D'ANNE DE BRETAGNE ET SES AUTEURS LOUIS LEPÈRE, NICOLAS DE FLORENCE ET JEAN LEPÈRE, 1494. Lyon: Imprimerie Pitrat Ainé, and Paris: Charavay Frères, 1885. Engraved frontispiece; 50 pages. [with] Rondot, Natalis. NICOLAS BIDAU, SCULPTEUR ET MÉDAILLEUR À LYON (1622–1692). Lyon: Imprimerie Mougin-Rusand, 1887. Photogravure frontispiece with tissue guard; 25, (3) pages. Inscribed by the author. Original printed card covers bound in. [with] Rondot, Natalis. LES MÉDAILLEURS LYONNAIS. Lyon: Imprimerie Mougin-Rusand, 1896. 50, (2) pages. Inscribed by the author. Four volumes. All 4to, contemporary matching red pebbled cloth-backed mottled boards; spines lettered in gilt. First volume with edge bruise; others near fine. Cyr-Franois-Natalis Rondot (1821–1900) published monographs on a number of different subjects, of which his recurring favorite was the lives of medallists-in particular of his hometown, Lyon. All were produced in very limited numbers.
Rondot, Natalis. JEAN MARENDE ET LA MÉDAILLE DE PHILIBERT LE BEAU ET DE MARGUERITE D'AUTRICHE. Lyon: Imprimerie Pitrat Ainé, 1883. Frontispiece; 39, (1) pages. [with] Rondot, Natalis. LA MÉDAILLE D'ANNE DE BRETAGNE ET SES AUTEURS LOUIS LEPÈRE, NICOLAS DE FLORENCE ET JEAN LEPÈRE, 1494. Lyon: Imprimerie Pitrat Ainé, and Paris: Charavay Frères, 1885. Engraved frontispiece; 50 pages. [with] Rondot, Natalis. NICOLAS BIDAU, SCULPTEUR ET MÉDAILLEUR À LYON (1622–1692). Lyon: Imprimerie Mougin-Rusand, 1887. Photogravure frontispiece with tissue guard; 25, (3) pages. Inscribed by the author. Original printed card covers bound in. [with] Rondot, Natalis. LES MÉDAILLEURS LYONNAIS. Lyon: Imprimerie Mougin-Rusand, 1896. 50, (2) pages. Inscribed by the author. Four volumes. All 4to, contemporary matching red pebbled cloth-backed mottled boards; spines lettered in gilt. First volume with edge bruise; others near fine. Cyr-Franois-Natalis Rondot (1821–1900) published monographs on a number of different subjects, of which his recurring favorite was the lives of medallists-in particular of his hometown, Lyon. All were produced in very limited numbers.