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Phaedra

Phaedra

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Phèdre (French: Phèdre ) is a tragedy written by Jean Baptiste Racine in 1677. The plot is taken from mythology and tells the story of Phèdre's unhappy love for her own stepson, Hippolytus.

Book set with Linotype Didot font and printed on Century Laid cotton paper with filigree.

ILLUSTRATIONS

Taken from the famous edition  Oeuvres of Jean Racine (1801) prepared by Pierre Didot. This luxurious, three-volume edition of Racine's works has gone down in history as the "Louvre Editions."

On the frontispiece there is a graphic by Pierre Paul Prud'hon, depicting Melponne admitting Racine to the ranks of the Immortals . Inside the book are the works of Anne-Louis Girodet de Roussy-Trioson (1767-1824).

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Handmade leather binding, with case. Edition of 25 copies. Translation by Tadeusz Boy-Żeleński. Format: 220×280mm. Volume: 172 pages.

Release year: 2022

ORDER PROCESSING TIME

Since all our books are handmade, order processing time is approximately 21 business days.

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