Recent arrivals and highlights

The Rosetta Stone for Mutel’s Poetics of Acid Etching.

Two Influential Legal texts of the late 16th century (1595-1600), bound in one volume

184 entries of celebrated figures, a description of Giovio’s famous Museo with 60 woodcut portraits

THE LIBRARY OF THE BARONNE ISABELLE DE MONTOLIEU, spanning 1718-1826, is a remarkable collection documenting of one of the most prolific writer-translators of the late 18th / early 19th centuries

The Birds of Acid is a response to John J. Audubon’s extraordinary Birds of America. In this work Didier Mutel reinterprets, in his own way, this monument in the history of engraving and printmaking.

A Female student’s arithmetic primer: learning to calculate commercial business transactions

A sammelband (1807-26) of exceedingly rare and ephemeral titles honoring: François Joseph Talma (1763-1826): France’s leading dramatic actor of the early 19th cen.:

Didier Mutel's homage to John J. Audubon’s extraordinary Birds of America

55 Hand engraved plates by Didier Mutel

One of Mutel's most delicate works, illustrated with abstract anthropomorphic figures reminiscent of the surrealists so admired by Ponge.