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Rare novel about Bedouin life

Original title : Jean Pommerol The Sieve 1897

1897

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Very rare copy from 1897, uncut pages on Hollande van Gelder paper, with a damaged cover. The author Jean Pommerol (1859-1921) documents the life of Bedouin women after two years in the Sahara, previously known for his work in education and journalism under the pseudonym Lucie Guenot.

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SKU: 133799682018 Availability: VENDU Size: N/ACategory: Books, Comics & Magazines|Antiquarian & Collectable.

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Date: 1897

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Jean Pommerol The Sieve 1897

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Jean Pommerol
The Sieve (novel)
Paris, H. Simonis Empis, 1897, in 8, pin, 291 pp. (damaged cover) Very rare copy, with full margins, uncut, on Hollande van Gelder paper.
Jean Pommerol: The author (1859-1921), who spent two years in the Sahara in the wake of the military, leaves a testimony on the life of Bedouin women. Public Education Officer. x96 Collaborated with the magazine Minerva (in 1902), several reports for Le Monde Illustré. Pseudonym of Lucie Guenot, wife of Paul Bertrand then of Commander Gabriel Farouel

Jean Pommerol The Sieve (novel) Paris, H. Simonis Empis, 1897, in 8, pin, 291 pp. (damaged cover) Very rare copy, with full margins, uncut, on Hollande van Gelder paper. Jean Pommerol: The author (1859-1921), who spent two years in the Sahara in the wake of the military, leaves a testimony on the life of Bedouin women. Public Education Officer. x96 Collaborated with the magazine Minerva (in 1902), several reports for Le Monde Illustré. Pseudonym of Lucie Guenot, wife of Paul Bertrand then of Commander Gabriel Farouel