Product Name: Marcel Proust Remembrance of Things Past Books Pingouin Clothbound Classics 3 vente Vol
État：Comme neuf Publication Year：2016 Format：Cloth Book Language：English Book Title：Remembrance of Things Past Author：Marcel vente Proust Narrative Type：Fiction Publisher：Penguin Classics Original Language：English Topic：Classicism Country/Region of Manufacture：United Kingdom Edition：First Edition

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Each book first print/edition. Very rare.

What is the Penguin Clothbound Classics Series?

The first ‘official' books in the Penguin Clothbound Classics books were released in 2008 by Penguin UK (more about this below) and were initially only offered through the UK-based bookstore Waterstones. These ten earliest editions can be identified by numbers on the spines. All the books in the series have distinctive covers with each being designed by the very talentedCoralie Bickford-Smith, and featuring a repeating pattern made from a motif from the story stamped in foil onto a linen-like cloth cover. Coralie has said her intent in designing the series was ‘to hark back to the world of Victorian bindings and a golden age of book binding'. The books also feature coloured endpapers and an integrated ribbon bookmark.

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Delve into the timeless narrative of Marcel Prousts Remembrance of Things Past with this elegant three-volume set from Penguin Classics. The series offers a clothbound classics edition that not only enhances the reading experience but also serves as a dignified addition to any bookshelf. Published in 2016, the set brings the brilliance of Prousts fiction, steeped in classicism, to a new generation of readers.Each book is penned in English, maintaining the authors original language, and provides a window into the intricacies of Prousts vivid imagination. The first edition enhances the collectability of this esteemed work. Crafted with care in the United Kingdom, these books stand as a testament to the enduring legacy of literary artistry..