Balzac was the living manifestation of the colourful and varied world he described. Compared to Balzac, Flaubert, Henry James and Tolstoy are mere observers. Like the arch-criminal Vantrin, Balzac was an expert in manipulation, he was a passionate collector, a perfect companion and like Baron Hulot, he was a relentless seducer.
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Balzac was the living manifestation of the colourful and varied world he described. Compared to Balzac, Flaubert, Henry James and Tolstoy are mere observers. Like the arch-criminal Vantrin, Balzac was an expert in manipulation, he was a passionate collector, a perfect companion and like Baron Hulot, he was a relentless seducer.
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Seller's Description:
Very good. Embark on a literary journey with the 1946 hardcover edition of *Balzac* by Stefan Zweig, published by The Viking Press of New York. This Near Fine/VG+ edition is presented in heavy gray-beige cloth-covered boards featuring brick-red print on the front cover and spine. While lacking a dust jacket, the covers are in excellent condition, displaying minimal shelf rubbing and a few faded spots that do not compromise the overall integrity of this edition. The square and tight binding ensures durability, and despite minor abrasion to the front flyleaf, the interior pages are clean and unmarked, though lightly tanned due to the passage of time. This edition will be thoughtfully packaged for shipment, providing protection against the elements during transit. A USPS electronic tracking number will be issued free of charge for added convenience. If you seek more information or additional images of this edition, please don't hesitate to contact us. As a delightful addition, this edition includes a cool little brochure advertising the book, offering readers a glimpse into the historical promotion of *Balzac*. Stefan Zweig's work provides a unique perspective on the life and work of the French novelist Honoré de Balzac, making this edition a valuable find for literature enthusiasts and collectors alike. 404 pages.
