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Kobenhavn, : Gyldendalske Boghandels Forlag, 1890,. 180x115mm,. 236 pages, Percaline rouge, titre au dos doré.

1890. København, 1890. Samtidigt brunt halvlæderbind med rygforgyldning. Hjørner og kapitæler med slitage. Titelblad og sidste side brunet. Originaludgaven af et et Ibsens internationalt mest berømmede værker, det norske bidrag til Printing and the Mind of Man: "Ibsen's influence on the whole course of modern drama may be indicated by the inclusion of his plays in the repetoire of every Anvant-garde theatre of his day - the Théâtre Libre, Paris, 1887, Die Freie Bühne in Berlin, 1887, and The Independant Theatre in London, 1891-" (Printing and the Mind of Man: 375).

1891. København, 1891. Indb. i ét samt. hldrbd. m. rygforgyldn. (Anton Larsens Bogbinderi). Ryg lidt skrammet og plettet. Indvendig ren og frisk. Originaludgaven af "Hedda Gabler". First edition of "Hedda Gabler" bound with the third edition of "Fru Inger" in one cont. hcalf w. gilt back (Anton Larsens Bogbinderi). Back w. some tears and soiling. Internally very nice and clean. "Ibsen's influence on the whole course of modern drama may be indicated by the inclusion of his plays in the repetoire of every Anvant-garde theatre of his day - the Théâtre Libre, Paris, 1887, Die Freie Bühne in Berlin, 1887, and The Independant Theatre in London, 1891-" (Printing and the Mind of Man: 375).

Copenhagen; Gyldendalske Boghandels Forlag (F Hegel & Son), 1890., 1890. Hard Cover. FIRST EDITION. Danish text. Octavo, pp [4], 236. Half brown calf with 4 raised bands. gilt titles and gilt and black decoration to spine with black cloth-covered boards; green floral endpapers. Edges rubbed with very minor wear to corners and small bump top edge of lower board. Ownership inscription to ffep in ink, and pencilled initials to following blank; faint ink stain to pp 126-7 otherwise contents clean. A Very Good copy. Ibsen's classic of realism, and his most-performed play.

Kobenhavn [Copenhagen]: Gyldendalske Boghandels Forlag (F. Hegel & Son), 1890. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good +. 4 3/4 x 7 inches. 236 pages. Text in Danish. Embossed covers and spine with elaborate gilt decoration, all edges gilt. Condition is Very Good;+ Exterior perfect, very bright, pages have just a hint of toning at the edges (margins). Text is very clean and unmarked, binding is tight. FL RGR

1890. København, 1890. Orig. komp. brunt helshirtbd. m. helt guldsnit. Lidt slitage v. kapitæler og hjørner. Lille svag plet på forperm. Gl. ejernavne og tilskrifter på forreste friblad. Indimellem lettere brunplettet, men et nydeligt eksemplar. Originaludgaven af et et Ibsens internationalt mest berømmede værker, det norske bidrag til Printing and the Mind of Man: "Ibsen's influence on the whole course of modern drama may be indicated by the inclusion of his plays in the repetoire of every Anvant-garde theatre of his day - the Théâtre Libre, Paris, 1887, Die Freie Bühne in Berlin, 1887, and The Independant Theatre in London, 1891-" (Printing and the Mind of Man: 375).

1890. København, 1890. Originalt komponeret lysegråt helshirtbd. Helt guldsnit. En lille smule slitage ved false og kapitæler og ryggen en anelse falmet. Ellers særdeles nydelig. Ryggen en lille smule skæv. Også indvendig ren og frisk. Originaludgaven af et et Ibsens internationalt mest berømmede værker, det norske bidrag til Printing and the Mind of Man: "Ibsen's influence on the whole course of modern drama may be indicated by the inclusion of his plays in the repetoire of every Anvant-garde theatre of his day - the Théâtre Libre, Paris, 1887, Die Freie Bühne in Berlin, 1887, and The Independant Theatre in London, 1891-" (Printing and the Mind of Man: 375).

København [Copenhagen]: Gyldendalske Boghandels Forlag (F. Hegel & Son), 1890. First Edition. Decorative Cloth. Fine. First Printing of perhaps Ibsen's "most frequently performed play in the modern theatre." (PMM) In Danish (then the literary language of both Denmark and Norway). Foolscap 8vo: [4],236pp. Publisher's green cloth (copies were also identically bound in red, brown, and grey, no known priority), front cover elaborately blocked in gilt and black, back board with blind-stamped borders and central publisher's logo, floral patterned endpapers, gilt edges. A brilliant copy, barely rubbed to spine ends. PMM 375. First trade edition, preceded by twelve copies printed in London, in Norwegian, "under a well-intentioned illusion that this was necessary for copyright protection." (PMM) Published on December 16, 1890, although the play only premiered on January 31, 1891, at the Königliches Residenz-Theater, in Munich. Together with The Lady from the Sea and Rosmersholm, Hedda Gabler forms the… Read More

Kobenhavn (Copenhagen): Gyldendalske Boghandels Forlag (F. Hegel & Son). 1890. First edition (preceded only by the 12 copies issued in London to secure copyright). First edition (preceded only by the 12 copies issued in London to secure copyright). Publisher's original green cloth with elaborate decoration in gilt and black to the upper board and spine. All edges gilt. A stunning fine copy, the boards beautifully clean and bright. The contents without inscriptions or stamps but with a small oval leather bookplate, titled in gilt to the front pastedown. A lovely copy. Printing and the Mind of Man. (PMM 375.) Further details and images for any of the items listed are available on request. Lucius Books welcomes direct contact with our customers.

Gyldendalske, Kobenhavn., 1890. First edition. Octavo. pp [iv], 236. Original elaborately decorated red cloth stamped in black and gilt. All edges gilt. Patterned endpapers. Danish text - Ibsen wrote in Danish which was the literary language of both Denmark and Norway at the time. The book was issued in four different colours of cloth with no known priority.Neat ownership signature on first blank. Spine a bit faded and with a darkened patch at foot. Head and tail of spine slightly scuffed. Very good indeed.

København: Gyldendalske Boghandels Forlag, 1890. Hardcover. Near Fine. First edition. Small octavo. Tastefully rebound with both wrappers bound in in modern half morocco gilt and decorated paper over boards. Small nick in one corner professionally repaired and a couple of faint spots, both on the front wrap, else near fine.

Gyldendalske Boghandels Forlag (F. Hegel & Son). Kobenhavn (Copenhagen). 1890. FIRST EDITION. Preceded by 12 copies printed in London, England, with a view to securing copyright. 8vo. (7 x 4.8 inches). iv, 236pp. A fine copy in publishers original green cloth binding with elaborate decoration and lettering in black and gilt to the front board and spine. Rear board with blind stamped borders and central publishers logo. Decorative floral endpapers. All edges gilt. Previous owners neat oval leather bookplate, lettered and decorated in gilt, on the front paste-down endpaper. A lovely copy of this famous work. --- Printing and the mind of man no. 375.

Copenhagen: Gyldendalske Boghandels Forlag,, 1890. An exceptional copy in the rare jacket First trade edition, cloth issue, of a defining stage work of the period, ushering in one of the theatre's first truly developed neurotic female protagonists almost a decade before Freud's first work of psychoanalysis. This sparkling copy comes from the library of Aagot Juel, a Norwegian philanthropist. Copies are scarce in fine condition, particularly with the original jacket; we can trace only three copies in jackets appearing at auction in the last 20 years. Printing and the Mind of Man considers Ibsen's whole theatrical oeuvre canonical. "Ibsen's influence on the whole course of modern drama may be indicated by the inclusion of his plays in the repertoire of every avant-garde theatre of his day—the Theatre Libre, Paris, 1887, Die Freie Buhne in Berlin, 1887, and The Independent Theatre in London, 1891—and although on every occasion that they were produced audience reaction was largely a mixture of protest… Read More