c.1897 - Nouveau Larousse Illustre Encyclopedic Dictionary, Complete Set

Published 1897-1904.
Librairie Larousse, Publishers/ Paris

Beautifully Illustrated Throughout!

The "Nouveau Larousse illustré" is an esteemed French-language encyclopedic dictionary that was first published in 1897. Created by French lexicographer Claude Augé.

The "Nouveau Larousse illustré" gained popularity for its extensive coverage of a wide range of subjects, including literature, history, science, art, geography, and more. It aimed to provide readers with a comprehensive and accessible source of knowledge in various fields. The dictionary featured numerous illustrations, maps, and diagrams to enhance the understanding of the topics discussed.

The entries in the "Nouveau Larousse illustré" included detailed explanations, historical context, and relevant examples. The dictionary aimed to serve both as an educational tool and as a reference work for the general public.

The "Nouveau Larousse illustré" holds significant historical value as a landmark reference work in French lexicography and as a reflection of the knowledge and cultural context of the time it was published. It remains a valuable resource for researchers, scholars, and individuals interested in exploring a wide range of subjects in a single comprehensive volume.

Green embossed art nouveau design to cloth boards/spine with gilt detail to leather spines, some spines sun-faded to a brown color, bindings tight, clean pages, boards/ spine edges & corners have moderate wear- lighter wear.

Rare Complete Collection

Size of each volume: 9 3/4” x 12 1/4”

A stunning French encyclopedia set!!